This was my second stay (first in 1996) at Hotel Amelie which has been a fixture in the 7th Arr. for at least a couple of decades. The rooms are small and not luxurious, but the location is fabulous, about 1/2 way between Les Invalides and the Eiffel Tower. It's also about 2 blocks from Rue Cler, the market street... more

We stayed in Hotel Amelie for 5 nights and it is great for a money conscious traveler. There are some shortcomings, but it felt very clean and the staff was wonderful - very friendly and helpful. The hotel is located a short walk from metro stop (La Tour Maubourg - line 8) and only a few minute walk to Tour... more

A great choice for travelers on a budget who nevertheless want to be in the middle of everything. As long as you are not expecting a luxury hotel or tons of amenties, you will be pleased with the Hotel Amelie. Room was very small, but featured a tv, mini-fridge and writing desk. The hotel staff kept it spotless and were... more

This was the Worst Hotel in Paris and does not deserve the two star rating. There was not shower curtains, no Hot water so we couldn't shower properly, no heat coming out of the radiator so we were cold at night and this list goes on and on. Also, the hotel was painting its hallways so it smelled like paint... more

We stayed at Hotel Amelie in Oct 2007 for 4 nights. The hotel location is great ( close to metro and RER train). It's also a clean hotel and price was reasonable compared to other hotels in the area. Yes the room and washrooms were small, but you pay for what you get, and don't forget that you are staying... more

Plugged drains, falling off tiles, broken closet and bathroom doors, a shower curtain from Napoleon times, broken showerhead-it ‘s what you should expect when you book hotel Amelie. Sure, 95 euros don’t get you much in the district of Eiffel tower, nobody expects that. However, there should be some respect towards your customers if you are a hotel owner/manager. more

Only negative: No elevators. With that said, the Hotel Amelie was a great hotel to stay at in Paris. It cost only 85 euro a night for a single room. My room was small, very clean, had a fridge, tv, small desk and chair, and closet. The bathroom was tiny, but also clean and simple. The hotel staff spoke English... more

We stayed at the Hotel Amelie for five days in May and had a great time. The hotel is perfectly located for sightseeing. We walked almost everywhere from the hotel. When we couldn't walk someplace, the metro is within a few minutes walk. The neighborhood is safe and clean. There are places to eat and shops near by. The rooms... more

We enjoyed the Hotel Amelie. It was in a TERRIFIC location. It took us just ten minutes to walk to the Eiffel tower. There were lots of little shops, restaurants, groceries, and bakeries nearby. I usually walked to one of the bakeries each morning for my breakfast. There was also a place to do laundry just two doors down. The... more