Ideally situated in the 17th Arrondissement, Hôtel Le 46 is nestled at the vibrant Monceau district. This three-star stylish hotel is only a ten-minute walk to the Palais des Congrès de Paris, Champs-Elysées, and Arc de Triomphe. All 32 rooms are soundproofed. Each comes with a flat-screen TV, premium bedding, and a private bathroom with a hairdryer. Moreover, local newspapers are provided for free. This smoke-free hotel features a 24-hour front desk offering express check-in, concierge services, and dry cleaning services. Furthermore, free Wi-Fi is available throughout the establishment. A savory buffet breakfast is available for a fee. Chez Margot, Le Rouge et le Verre, L'ambre bar and La Famiglia are just some of the restaurants outside the hotel. Hôtel Le 46 is just a 15-minute walk from the Charles de Gaulle-Étoile Metro Station and Bois de Boulogne Park. The Parc Monceau and the Eiffel Tower are only two miles away.
Villa Brunel is an excellent starting point for your amazing Paris adventure. It is very close to the Argentine Metro Station, which gives you an easy access to the city centre. Guests who stayed here enjoyed the affordable accommodations and the hotel's prime location.
Guests noted that the hotel's price is reasonable considering its position in the city. It may be small, but it is intimate and charming, a refreshing change from large corporate hotels.
Among the languages that some of the staff members can speak are English, French, Italian, Spanish and German. These could be an extreme convenience for guests who can only communicate in a specific tongue. Moreover, the staff members are friendly and are always commended for having initiative.
The breakfast in this hotel is not free, which others find disappointing. Foods are often out of stock especially late into the morning. Guests reported that the first to disappear is the bread, which is essential in a French breakfast where you have butter, cheese and jams. The milk is also a rarity.
Some guests complained that the pillows are too flat, and the beds are hard and are badly made. This is just a minor issue, which can be resolved easily by calling the front desk and asking for a housekeeper. If worse comes to worst, demand a room transfer.
Bathrooms are small. However, this is a boutique budget hotel, so do not expect that the rooms and bathrooms are spacious. Some guests also noted how the housekeeping staffs always forget to refill shampoo bottles and replacing dirty towels with fresh ones.
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