This hotel was booked through an agency as a boutique hotel. The reception area, lounge, breakfast areas were all nicely furnished, neat and clean. Our room on the first floor was another matter. First, the hallway to the room was narrow and dingy, carpeting frayed, room doors were chipped. The room was at the end of the corridor with dirty walls and carpeting in the immediate area. Our bathroom was quite a good size for a city hotel, modern and very clean. But the bedroom portion was lacking a few items, i.e. a bureau (for storing clothing for our stay) no clock, no security lock on the door. Maybe some view this as minor but I think having a place to store clothes instead of living out of a jammed suitcase is a must. When I mentioned the lack of a clock, the desk person without blinking an eye said that we could place a wake-up call if that's why we needed one. I was all for asking for another room but hubby said we could live with it. In fairness, the bedding was clean, nicely made-up each day and the bed itself was very comfortable. However I guess I need to be better at researching in the future.

Nice hotel. Clean, comfortable and quite. Nice polite, helpful staff. reasonable breakfast. Good Air-Conditioning, Nice Bar, Free English newspapers available. expensive, but so is everything in Paris, so as good as any. No Kettle in bedroom a minus.

We had a nice stay, good location helpful staff. Although we had a small bag of clothes in our closet that turned up missing, or taken to laundry? I tried to track down but nobody could find missing laundry before we checked out of our room. It was just a few pairs of socks, t shirts nothing to get upset about but just thought I'd mention, any clothing in a plastic bag could possibly be taken to laundry even if NOT requested.
I would stay at the hotel again.... Thanks!

Le Pera is a small hotel, in a good location at the heart of Paris. We got a good room which was bigger then the normal size. The staff were very helpful, and the breakfast was good in terms of Paris. There are plenty of restaurants near the hotel, but Paris is expensive and there are a number of Metros were also close by. We took Rosy Bus from the CDG airport and the stop was near Opera very close to the hotel.