Hôtel du Champ de Mars

As others have already pointed out this was a Rick Steve’s recommendation. It was a very cute little hotel and we had a very nice little court yard as well. They have a breakfast but it is not free. The guy at the desk was the one that suggested we eat at bistro Chef France which I gave a 5 star review of. We would not have found that restaurant without him so I was thankful about that. The pastry shops in the area do not open till around 9am so if you want pastries early buy them the evening before they close. A nice little place with wonderful service. 4 stars!

Great little hotel in a nice neighborhood. The rooms are clean and quiet (even those facing street). Owners and staff are friendly. Good value at 140 euros per night. Many outstanding restaurants (self-​catering, casual, upscale). And, it’s just a block from Ecole Militaire (sp?) Metro station.

Absolutely loved it. Perfect location, great price, clean, cute rooms, updated bathrooms and an elevator! Take advantage of the Rue de Cler market on your doorstep and pick up items for a picnic and go camp out by the Eiffel Tower which is a stones throw away. I would most definitely pick this as our home base for our next Paris adventure.

This was a Rick Steve’s recommendation but we did a little extra research before we booked. My father stayed at a local Novotel, and was sick when he saw our hotel for a lower price. First, the rooms are absolutely charming! We did not request it, but we did get a room looking out on the street and could see the top of the Eiffel Tower from our window.
The street was quintessentially Parisian. The neighbor hood was secluded and homey, but convenient to the Eiffel Tower and metro lines. We found that we would rather go back to the hotel in the evenings and eat in the neighborhood because the food was cheaper and of better quality than the tourist areas.
There is no air conditioning, which might turn off a lot of Americans, but there are two large windows that give a great breeze if you can tolerate the street noise. The bathroom was small, but spotless and modern. The wifi could be slow at times during the day but it’s included in the room. The staff was all courteous and helpful and everyone spoke fluent English. There is a breakfast for 9 euro which was good and fast, but after the first day we ventured out into the neighborhood for a slightly cheaper alternative. We will certainly be staying there our next time in Paris!

This boutique hotel will forever be my home while in Paris. It’s simply darling, located steps from Rue Cler and blocks from the Eiffel Tower. Too, there’s a small grocery next door, for anything you might have forgotten or need.
The lobby is charming, decorated in chartreuse and violet, and the desk attendants were professional and kind.
The rooms are… small. Very small. But this might be expected of a hotel so perfectly placed and reasonably priced. Aside from being small, the rooms are lovely (and very tidy). The bathroom was surprisingly modern and felt so CLEAN (I love that!). There is a small nightstand and lamp on either side of the bed, a tiny table and two chairs… and a window that looks out onto Champ de Mars (and the Eiffel Tower if you’re lucky!!).
Noises can be heard, though it seemed everyone was very respectful of one another. Not once was I irritated by sounds heard from neighbors’ rooms.
Worth mentioning, I can assure you, there is an ELEVATOR. If you happen to be staying on the fourth floor, this is of consequence — if you’ve ever had the displeasure of climbing that many stairs, luggage in tow. ;)
I can’t wait to come back — not only for Paris, but to stay in this beautiful, little hotel.

My wife and I loved the charm & character this hotel had to offer. If you’re an American traveling to Paris and are turned off by pretentious, & extravagant hotels; then this is the place for you. While the rooms are small, you are afforded all of the privacy you’d ever need in this quaint family run hotel. The location is absolutely great… very close to the Eiffel Tower, Rue Clear, Napoleon’s tomb, and the metro.
If you enjoy being out late at night… don’t worry about the fact that this is a small hotel. They will make every effort to accommodate your late night adventures!
P.S, If you’re crazy and are not truly enjoying the amazing food that Paris has to offer and are craving a burger, please do not go to a McCrapDonalds… Simply head across the street to the café that’s caddy corner to this wonderful hotel, and ask bartender Clement for a Bedford Burger!

Stayed here over New Years week. Nice little hotel in a great location. Can’t complain about the stay except that we booked the room months in advance for 120 euros a night (with confirmation). When we checked out they charged us 130 euros. When we emailed the owner, the reply was basically «sorry, we changed the rate.» Would have been nice to know before we checked in. Nice hotel but terrible customer service.

tiny room, but very cozy and romantic.
best part about this hotel is the rue cler which is right outside. ALL the provisions you will need for a few days in paris. great location right by the eiffel tower. and in a neat residential community — not a ton of tourists.

Hotel du Champ de Mars is in a wonderful location! It is nestled off Rue Cler and surrounded by wonderful cafes, bars, pastry shops and just a few blocks from the Metro or Eiffel Tower.
The lobby is cute, and the staff at the front desk are welcoming! The rooms are very tight quarters (can’t accommodate more than one suitcase per person), but they are quaintly decorated and clean, with modern bathrooms.
This hotel offers a Parisian Inn charm, in a very Parisian feeling part of town. We especially enjoyed dining at Café du Marche just steps outside the hotel. I would definitely consider staying here again!

Small hotel with minimum, but necessary comforts. Located next to a green market and cafes. Located next to Metro’s 7 line. Staff was courteous.

My first time in Paris.
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you’ll get some bad reviews of this hotel, but, …our experience was wonderful! Francoise and Stephane were wonderful, as was the entire staff! The rooms are comfy and clean and were just what we needed for our trip.
Great location, …this Rue Cler area is fantastic, …do NOT miss Saturday morning on Rue Cler, and please walk the entire blocks from Rue Cler down to St Dominique, to LaTour Mambourgh and back to Rue Grenelle and back to Rue Cler again… great shopping, browsing, eating and drinking and picture taking. Saturday morning on Rue Cler is a picture takers PARADISE of typical Parisian life!
Oh, I almost forgot, … the owners dog, …a beautiful, friendly cocker, in black, gray and white, …Canelle …
Thanks for a wonderful time Francoise and Stephane, we will be back!
Merci beaucoup, … au revoir!

Cet hôtel offre un très bon rapport qualité prix et se situe à 2 pas de la Tour Eiffel. Ses chambres, portant des noms de fleurs, sont jaunes et bleues et sont toute personnalisées.
L’endroit est calme et propre et l’accueil excellent !