Search Hotels with a Bar in Paris City Center

"Close to all of the sights!"

"A nice place to stay in Paris. Continent to almost everywhere. "

"The Hotel Regina Lourve a is genuine and unique property where time has stood still over the years with unbridled ambiance and heritage. This is the only place to stay in Paris if you want to feel like you are visiting the city in the 19th Century. Regina my sweet!"

"Amazing hotel and outstanding service from the staff. We enjoyed our room and the bar at the hotel. "

"Staying at the Normandy Hotel felt like stepping into an old-world Parisian fairytale—complete with charm, comfort, and the kindest hosts. From the moment I arrived, the front desk angels, Carolina and Nathan, made everything seamless. Whether it was arranging taxis or tracking down their exact arrival (because… Paris traffic!), they had it covered with a smile. My room? A cozy, spacious little sanctuary where vintage meets comfort. The bed was a cloud—soft, dreamy, and impossible to leave. Everything was spotless and quietly luxurious, the kind of clean that whispers “relax, you’re taken care of.” And the location—chef’s kiss! I could practically waltz to the Louvre, sip espresso near Palais Royal, or take a moonlit stroll to the Seine. The Normandy wasn’t just a hotel—it was a soft place to land in the heart of Paris. Can’t wait to return 💫 https://expedia.com/affiliates/mjv/myfavhotel"

"It was close to many attractions and for convenience. "

"Employees were helpful and friendly, location next to Rue de Martin cannot be beat! Would stay again."

"Edgar & Achilles was perfect for what I needed! The staff was all super friendly and so helpful. The rooms were stylish, comfortable, and clean. The breakfast was SO GOOD. Easy 0.2 walking distance to the nearest metro stop with plenty of great restaurants nearby. Highly recommend!"

"The one down side is they put me in the handicap room on the ground floor next to the swimming pool. People were standing outside my window smoking. The loungers were just 3m away and at the same level, so I had to draw my curtains always"