Hotel Le Colisee

Mutlaq
01-01-1970 02:33

Superb. The recipient and staff were so nice and helpful, everyone was kind and understanding we really enjoyed talking to them. The room is toooo small i was surprised to enter.

Brittany
01-01-1970 02:33

Exceptional. . .

Cristina
01-01-1970 02:33

Exceptional. Good location and good price. Staff are very kind and friendly. I had problems with the charger, and a lady at the reception even gave me her personal charger to use. I recommend this hotel and I even plan to come back again.. .

Nicole
01-01-1970 02:33

Disappointed. Location proximity to metro and Champs Elyses were great but very noisy at night across from bar. Very noisy at night, could not leave the windows open because of bar noise and cigarette smoke.

Wael_K_Ibrahim
01-01-1970 02:00

Perfect choice. Prime location , hyginity is a very important aspect for the management . The room design is elegant and modern. The hotel stafff is friendly and helpful. I didn’t have the chance to try their breakfast as I used to wake up after 10 am. They elevator solved the tight stairs space incase you have a big bag. .

Andrei
01-01-1970 02:33

Great place if you plan to be out all day — just don’t roll the dice and land in Room 70.. The location was perfect — just around the corner from the Arc de Triomphe and right next to the Champs-Élysées, but tucked away on a quiet side street. It was incredibly convenient for exploring Paris, with most major attractions within walking distance or a short metro ride away.. The booking shows off bright, charming rooms with French balconies and pretty street views — what we got was Room 70, which I’m convinced used to be a broom closet or maybe a storage room they decided to monetize. It’s hidden away next to the kitchen and the breakfast area toilets, with a thrilling view of a rooftop full of air conditioning units. You can hear them quietly buzzing at night, like a gentle reminder that you didn’t get one of the nice rooms. Starting at 6 AM, the peace is broken by banging doors and clattering from breakfast prep. Occasionally someone slams the toilet door just to make sure you’re awake. The bathroom was sad — outdated, with exposed piping they tried to disguise with a half-hearted paint job. The room also had a slight stale smell that lingered the entire stay, probably a mix of old furniture and poor ventilation. It’s tiny (expected in Paris), but livable if you’re just crashing after long days out. Luckily, we didn’t care much about a view, but if you’re hoping for that romantic Parisian atmosphere from the photos — beware. Room 70 is a reality check. Honestly, it shouldn’t even be an option for paying guests. It’s misleading to advertise one type of room and then give guests something completely different. Guests shouldn’t have to request the ‘nice’ room in advance when that’s all that’s shown in the photos. If rooms like 70 exist, the hotel could easily list them separately on Booking — but it feels like they deliberately choose not to..

Annette
01-01-1970 02:33

Good. . .

Rola
01-01-1970 02:33

Very good. . .

Abulaziz
01-01-1970 02:33

Bad. . .

F3678GUellieb
01-01-1970 02:00

Absolute little gem in Paris!. Stayed 7 nights. For position, helpfulness, and friendliness Hotel Le Colisee was my select accommodation in Paris. Room was small as majority of rooms in Paris are but, clean, & complimentary beverages & toiletries were a bonus especially for a 3 star hotel. Hotel positioned on a one way street, there is a supermarket directly opposite, and within 50 meters there are restaurants, cafes, post office, etc and about 20 meters to Champs Elysees. What a bonus! Pharmacy around the corner. My next 7 nights was in a 4.5 star hotel near Eiffel Tower and was extremely disappointed. Look forward to my next stay at Hotel Le Colisee. Definately recommend Hotel Le Colisee. x. .