We stayed at this beautiful boutique hotel in september. Excellent location ,close to the champ lysses, easily walk to arc de triumph. Welcoming and friendly front desk staff. Rooms were spotless and tastefully decorated,.extras such as bathrobes and slippers were lovely. Convenient free wifi in our room as well. Definitely would stay here again and recommend to others.

We stayed at the hotel for 3 nights and wanted to congratulate the hotel on providing such a firendly, efficient and personal service. The location is perfect - close to everything, but not in a noisey location. The staff are all very friendly and very helpful - nothing was too much trouble. The rooms are spotless, the beds very comfortable and the facilities just right. I would recommend this hotel to anyone and will certainly return next time we visit Paris.

Our two families (4 adults and 5 children) are staying here for a week. We are still at the hotel and having such a good experience I wanted to post this now. The hotel is lovely - a charming blend of Parsian style and modern comforts. The rooms are well-appointed and very clean and a good size. The bed linens are particularly comfortable. The bathrooms are also very nice.
The location is good - easy access to the Metro at Port Maillot which is served by several lines makes accessing the major tourist destinations quite easy. Depending on your stamina you can also walk to some of the sights, although this was a bit far for some in our party..there are restaurants in the vicinity, as well.
The staff has been amazing. Very welcoming and hospitable, from the moment we arrived when we were met on the sidewalk and assisted with our luggage into the hotel. We had a minor problem concerning one of the rooms ( which was no ones fault but a problem none the less) and Hamonie and Daniel bent over backwards to offer a solution that was even better than the original plan.

We booked this hotel through Great Hotel of the World for 8 nights from 26th June to 4th July, having read all the positive reviews. We also emailed the hotel, both in French and English, to request a light and quiet room. The hotel emailed us back to acknowledge our request. However, things didn't quite go as well as we'd expected. To start with, there was no warm welcome upon check-in from either the doorman, who ignored us completely, or the young man in reception, who was rather rude and took quite a while to find a room for us (despite our booking well ahead of time). The room we were offered was on the 1st floor was exceptionally dark and depressing, with only half-windows with no view at the top. If one bent down then one could have a view of a constant flow of traffic on the busy avenue. After about an hour in this 'cell', we realized that we could not possibly stay there for 8 nights, and asked if we could have another room. The young and unhelpful man told us that the hotel was fully booked. We were deeply dissatisfied by the whole experience and were feeling very stressed at this point. Fortunately, later on that Sunday evening, the young man was replaced by a much more friendly man, who moved us to another room right on the 5th floor with much more light and a view of the avenue. Although the issue with light was resolved, there was now a problem with noise. Avenue de Malakoff, like other avenues in Paris, are flooded with traffic and the noise can be extremely bad. After staying in this 2nd room for 1 night, we decided to complain formally to the hotel manager the following morning. This resulted in us being shown a room on the 6th floor, which overlooked the back of the hotel. The previous client had just left and we had to wait a while for it to be cleaned. A much more friendly doorman/porter came to help us transfer our luggage to this room. At last, our initial request was granted. The 3rd room was both light and quiet, and we stayed there for the remaining 7 nights. Not sure if we'd like to renew our experience at La Villa Maillot next time we are in Paris. So, perhaps, merci et adieu.