Les Trois Poussins Hotel
, Paris, France
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Les Trois Poussins Hotel
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Nothing Fishy about this hotel!
Submitted by: Ottilie in 19/04/05 - Age Group: 31 - 40
- From: United Kingdom
- Traveller type: Young Couple
We were looking for something near the Eurostar Terminal but not sleazy and found this in the Time Out Guide. Along with a web rate we also got a further discount for mentioning 'Time Out' which meant that it cost about the same as one of the seedy station hotels. It's a short walk but well worth it. In a quiet street with a fabulous bar on the corner straight out of Fellini, it was clean and friendly and much nicer than we'd expected. We could get anywhere quickly and would recommend it to anyone. Bonne Vacance!
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A joy to have found such a lovely quaint hotel!
from purrwellcats
The hotel is walking distance from the Gare du Nord station ( Eurostar link from London Waterloo) It is set in a quiet side street and our room looked out over a sweet court yard. Located very close to Pigalle where the Moulin Rouge is and the beautiful Montmatre Catherdral.
If you enjoy a walk, the Galleries Lafayette (department store) is quite close and the Opera Garnier is also near here. We actually walked to the Eiffel Tower, which was a long way but then got a Riverbus (day or two day passes available) to the gorgeous Notre Dame catherdral which is lovely.
There is plenty to do in Paris, including the louvre gallery for art lovers. Quaint cafe's and cuisine's from many cultures; indian, italian and of course French!
And a comfortable room at the end of a busy day is most welcome! I would recommend the Les Trois Poussins!
If you enjoy a walk, the Galleries Lafayette (department store) is quite close and the Opera Garnier is also near here. We actually walked to the Eiffel Tower, which was a long way but then got a Riverbus (day or two day passes available) to the gorgeous Notre Dame catherdral which is lovely.
There is plenty to do in Paris, including the louvre gallery for art lovers. Quaint cafe's and cuisine's from many cultures; indian, italian and of course French!
And a comfortable room at the end of a busy day is most welcome! I would recommend the Les Trois Poussins!
... debbie.wright193@ntlworldcom
from A TripAdvisor Member
We stayed at Les Trois Poussins Hotel in December 04.
As all we needed was somewhere to sleep of an evening this was the ideal place to stay.
The rooms are clean, although somewhat small in fact I think our bathroom was larger than the bedroom area.
If we ever needed any help the reception desk was always " manned " and their English was impeccable. Nothing was too much trouble for them, yet the staff were never in your face so to speak.
Ideally located for Metros St Georges, Pigalle and Blanche.
Breakfast is basic, cereals, fresh orange, coffee, yoghurts, fresh bread, croissants etc. Fill up whilst you can, for Paris's prices are EXTORTIONATE !!! i.e. A brandy + Coke and a pint of Guinness will set you back around 8 - 9 GBP
If we were to visit Paris again ( and Im sure we will ) I would not hesitate staying at this hotel again.
Hope this helps!!
Any questions. happy to help ... email above
As all we needed was somewhere to sleep of an evening this was the ideal place to stay.
The rooms are clean, although somewhat small in fact I think our bathroom was larger than the bedroom area.
If we ever needed any help the reception desk was always " manned " and their English was impeccable. Nothing was too much trouble for them, yet the staff were never in your face so to speak.
Ideally located for Metros St Georges, Pigalle and Blanche.
Breakfast is basic, cereals, fresh orange, coffee, yoghurts, fresh bread, croissants etc. Fill up whilst you can, for Paris's prices are EXTORTIONATE !!! i.e. A brandy + Coke and a pint of Guinness will set you back around 8 - 9 GBP
If we were to visit Paris again ( and Im sure we will ) I would not hesitate staying at this hotel again.
Hope this helps!!
Any questions. happy to help ... email above
Tre Bon!
from A TripAdvisor Member
Wonderful quaint hotel within easy walking distance of the Opera House, Monmarte, Rue d'Martyrs, and lots and lots of good restaurants and shops. Easy access to the subway, about a block away. Very friendly staff and very clean and well-run. I would stay there again in a heartbeat!
Experiencing a Paris neighborhood
from davekv
We stayed here from Dec 16 through December 20, 2004 on what was our second trip to Paris. Unlike our first trip trip Paris in which we stayed in big touristy hotels (Hilton and Park Hyatt), we chose Les Trois Poussins as being a chance to experience a neighborhood. In short, it was FABULOUS!
The hotel is small - located on a quiet side street in the Monte Marte district a short walk from the Moulin Rouge in one direction and the Opera House and Galleries Lafayette and PrinTems department stores in the other direction. As with all Parisian neighborhoods, there are dozens of boulangeries bistros and restaurants short walks from the hotel. It is also a very short walk to the St George's underground station on the #12 line.
The room was very, very quiet and peaceful including a modern plasma TV and wi-fi connectivity (for an extra charge). The bathroom and bedrooms were generously sized. Our room looked out over a quiet neighborhood of apartments and we really felt like we experienced Paris right out of the movie stereotypes in Amalie and the Moulin Rouge. We did not take breakfast in the hotel so cannot comment on it. The reception staff were efficient and 2 out of thee were very friendly and helpful. (The third wasn't rude - just not as extroverted).
One word of caution, we were there in winter so did not need air conditioning. I suspect that there is no air conditioning other than opening a window in the summer months.
The hotel is small - located on a quiet side street in the Monte Marte district a short walk from the Moulin Rouge in one direction and the Opera House and Galleries Lafayette and PrinTems department stores in the other direction. As with all Parisian neighborhoods, there are dozens of boulangeries bistros and restaurants short walks from the hotel. It is also a very short walk to the St George's underground station on the #12 line.
The room was very, very quiet and peaceful including a modern plasma TV and wi-fi connectivity (for an extra charge). The bathroom and bedrooms were generously sized. Our room looked out over a quiet neighborhood of apartments and we really felt like we experienced Paris right out of the movie stereotypes in Amalie and the Moulin Rouge. We did not take breakfast in the hotel so cannot comment on it. The reception staff were efficient and 2 out of thee were very friendly and helpful. (The third wasn't rude - just not as extroverted).
One word of caution, we were there in winter so did not need air conditioning. I suspect that there is no air conditioning other than opening a window in the summer months.
warm staff, warm beds
from A TripAdvisor Member
We celebrated our 20th anniversary in Paris in early October. Spent hours online finding a just-right hotel, and we hit the jackpot......this beautiful little hotel with the polite and accomodating stafff is in a quiet neighborhood, yet close to shops and metro. Each day, after walking all over Paris we were delighted to find our clean, comfortable room ready for us when we returned. Highlight of our stay was when the desk manager brought us homemade coffee in the lounge after a particularly long sightseeing day......we recommend this hotel also for those who delight in running up several flights of stairs (although it does have an elevator!)
Great staff and very cozy, a little distant.
from A TripAdvisor Member
After reading hundreds of reviews on this site and comparing value for price, we settled on the Trois Poussins. I'll give it to you stratight becuase that's what I liked about most of the reviews.
1. This is the easiest location to get to by train. We arrived form the Eurostar train into Paris and then purchaed a "Carte Orange" pass (5 day pass for the trains. Very cheap way to get around an efficent). Took two trains and were 2 blocks from the hotel.
2. When we arrived, the staff was VERY FRIENDLY. It also helps to speak a little French (make the attempt at least, you'll be repected for trying).
3. We upgraded to the kitchenette room. The room is what you would expect in Europe. Not big but not shabby either. The room was very simple and nicely decorated. The fact the windows open up is great. Also, bed is low to the ground and a litle stiff (we don't mind).
4. The hotel is very quaint and in a very typical parisian city blook. Right on the corner are two restaurants reasonably priced and open late. Seems locals went there.
5. Also loved to go shopping to the local markets for groceries and bread. Very close. Again, you have to be a little versed in French because its more local than touristy in this area.
Only downside I can say is that the "atrium" space is really only two tables and about 20ft x 20ft. Not really a place to "unwind" but who cares? You're not there to lounge.
Finally, only other downside is that this hotel is located in Montmarte. A little further few blocks to the north and then east or west and it gets pretty shady. Also it's about 20 min to any major area by train.
Other than this, the STAFF makes it worth the stay. If you want Paris at a resonable price and more of a "Paris" feel stay here. If you want more luxury and amenities stay in the Eiffel tower area which is almost like staying in Beverly Hills, 5th ave, or Bal Harbour.
PS: Highly recommend Rick Steve's Paris Guide we borrowed from a friend.
1. This is the easiest location to get to by train. We arrived form the Eurostar train into Paris and then purchaed a "Carte Orange" pass (5 day pass for the trains. Very cheap way to get around an efficent). Took two trains and were 2 blocks from the hotel.
2. When we arrived, the staff was VERY FRIENDLY. It also helps to speak a little French (make the attempt at least, you'll be repected for trying).
3. We upgraded to the kitchenette room. The room is what you would expect in Europe. Not big but not shabby either. The room was very simple and nicely decorated. The fact the windows open up is great. Also, bed is low to the ground and a litle stiff (we don't mind).
4. The hotel is very quaint and in a very typical parisian city blook. Right on the corner are two restaurants reasonably priced and open late. Seems locals went there.
5. Also loved to go shopping to the local markets for groceries and bread. Very close. Again, you have to be a little versed in French because its more local than touristy in this area.
Only downside I can say is that the "atrium" space is really only two tables and about 20ft x 20ft. Not really a place to "unwind" but who cares? You're not there to lounge.
Finally, only other downside is that this hotel is located in Montmarte. A little further few blocks to the north and then east or west and it gets pretty shady. Also it's about 20 min to any major area by train.
Other than this, the STAFF makes it worth the stay. If you want Paris at a resonable price and more of a "Paris" feel stay here. If you want more luxury and amenities stay in the Eiffel tower area which is almost like staying in Beverly Hills, 5th ave, or Bal Harbour.
PS: Highly recommend Rick Steve's Paris Guide we borrowed from a friend.
Would return
from daftpunk
Me and my girlfriend went to Paris in July 2004 and despite the terrible weather had a great time. This little hotel is away from the crowds, but still walking distance from all the sites including the Louvre, the Marais district and the Sacre Couer - you'll need good walking shoes for all but there's no other way to see a city! If you're not keen to walk, there are a coupl of metro stops very near by.
The hotel rooms are small but clean and include a flat screen tv. The staff are friendly and helpful and we would definitely return there.
If you're going by Eurostar, a taxi from the station is about 6 or 7 Euro's.
The hotel rooms are small but clean and include a flat screen tv. The staff are friendly and helpful and we would definitely return there.
If you're going by Eurostar, a taxi from the station is about 6 or 7 Euro's.
Quaint location in a quiet neighborhood
from A TripAdvisor Member
I read the reviews here before I booked my trip to Paris. I am a big Tripadvisor believer. When I got there, the staff was very friendly. We had to leave our bags at the lobby because we got there very early and check in time was not until 2pm. The rooms are small compared to US hotels, but thats everywhere in Paris though.
The room had a flat screen TV (very nice) with local channels. The beds were very confortable, and they even had small and big pillows. Maid service every day as well. Our room looked to the street, but it was very quiet nevertheless. The bathroom was just a shower, not a tub, I would have preferred a tub but all the rooms with tubs were taken. A little bit of mildew in two corners of the shower... no issue, I always travel to Europe with Tilex... even 5 stars hotels might have mildew in their tubs in France... but you are just spending 10-20 mins tops in the bathroom , the rest is seeing Paris, not the rooms of your hotel! Overall, the whole hotel and the rooms were very clean. We also had a kitchennette but we didnt use it.
One more thing for the US travelers, they had 110/120V outlet in the bathroom, so I could plug in my razor without problems, I think that was very nice of them, a lot of nicer and more star hotels dont have converters/plugs with 110/120V.
We didnt do the breakfast for 10E, when you exit the hotel go to the right on Rue Clauzel and hit Rue des Martyrs...You will glance the true french-parisian way of living: small shops, patisseries (bakeries), fresh fruit, fresh cheese, meat markets, and everyone shopping their groceries fresh for the day...
I would definitely stay again at Les Trois Poussins...
The room had a flat screen TV (very nice) with local channels. The beds were very confortable, and they even had small and big pillows. Maid service every day as well. Our room looked to the street, but it was very quiet nevertheless. The bathroom was just a shower, not a tub, I would have preferred a tub but all the rooms with tubs were taken. A little bit of mildew in two corners of the shower... no issue, I always travel to Europe with Tilex... even 5 stars hotels might have mildew in their tubs in France... but you are just spending 10-20 mins tops in the bathroom , the rest is seeing Paris, not the rooms of your hotel! Overall, the whole hotel and the rooms were very clean. We also had a kitchennette but we didnt use it.
One more thing for the US travelers, they had 110/120V outlet in the bathroom, so I could plug in my razor without problems, I think that was very nice of them, a lot of nicer and more star hotels dont have converters/plugs with 110/120V.
We didnt do the breakfast for 10E, when you exit the hotel go to the right on Rue Clauzel and hit Rue des Martyrs...You will glance the true french-parisian way of living: small shops, patisseries (bakeries), fresh fruit, fresh cheese, meat markets, and everyone shopping their groceries fresh for the day...
I would definitely stay again at Les Trois Poussins...
accommodating staff
from A TripAdvisor Member
Nice clean hotel in a decent location for a relatively good price. Staff was very kind and helpful.
Nice location near Montmatre
from A TripAdvisor Member
Les Trois Poussins is a conveniently located hotel located between the Paris Opera and Montmatre in the 9th Ar. Named for the original owner's three children's (poussin means chicks in French), the hotel painted in yellow offers a quaint and small quarters. The rooms are well appointed, but the bathroom is so narrow a tall individual such as myself can barely move. The staff was pleasant, but not particularly knowledgable when asked for a nearby restaurant recommendation. While I did not take breakfast in the hotel, the buffet did seem nice. For the price, I would certainly return.
One note: upon leaving the St. Georges Metro station, walk up rue de Notre Dame Lorette, and then turn right on rue Henri Monier. Take the second right to rue Clauzel, and the hotel is on the right hand side.
One note: upon leaving the St. Georges Metro station, walk up rue de Notre Dame Lorette, and then turn right on rue Henri Monier. Take the second right to rue Clauzel, and the hotel is on the right hand side.
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- Address: 15 Rue Clauzel - Paris - 75009 - France
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