Hotel Baltimore Paris - MGallery Collection

This is the place to stay.

The room was quiet and pristine and fit our needs. English was spoken by all. The staff was extremely helpful in answering any questions . The hotel is located across from the Metro and in walking distance to the Champs-Elyssees. The elegant bath area was filled with the very finest shampoos and soaps. The sink was white marble from the last century and the faucets were very modern. Clean glasses and coffee cups were at our disposal. Chocolates and beautiful teas in silk bags were left every night. We didn’t bring our laptop; so ,the concierge gave us access to one that is used for business . Our room looked down on a quiet street and both windows would swing open if we liked : red geraniums grew outside in a window box. The bed would be turned down by an evening chamber maid who turned our lights on. The doorknobs were European and fit in with the soft aqua room. The full length drapes were handmade and lined to block out the sunlight at dawn. A hair drier was supplied and worked very fast. White towels were thick and abundant. Thick terry cloth bathrobes are supplied. The outlet does accept electric shavers only. We were in control of our own air conditioning. It was always very comfortable . I loved getting up in the morning and going down the street for a cafe au lait and a croissant.

Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks

Buy a museum pass at the Louvre. It will let you into about 60 monuments , museums , and castles .

Perfect Location!!!!

This hotel is in a great spot. There are several inexpensive cafes within walk distance in all directions. If you walk 5 blocks South you have an unobstructed amazing view of the Eiffel Tower. The hotel is across the street from a metro station. Hotel room was clean, comfortable and spacious. Without a doubt I’ll always stay at the Baltimore hotel whenever in Paris.

ideal location

The Hotel Baltimore is the perfect location...walking distance to both the Eifel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe (Champs de Elysees). The staff was very helpful. Although check-in is at 2pm, we were given a room as soon as we arrived at 1100, and an upgraded room at that! The bed was extremely comfortable, shower was a little small (especially for anyone over 5’7"). There are many restaurants nearby, and some are very affordable for a quick snack/meal (e.g. sandwiches, pizza). There is also a great bakery on the far corner. The closest Metro station is right across the street, but remember to take the M6 line. The hotel restaurant does not do dinner service on the weekends, and the breakfast is pretty expensive. The rooms DO have air conditioning, but it’s definitely not what we’re used to in the States. However, the room was still very comfortable after a long, HOT day in Paris (winter months might be better for more comfort). There is a small refrigerator in the room (no working freezer) and CLOSET space, definitely not the norm for European rooms. There was a cell phone available for use in the room (not sure about the cost). Flat screen TV with CNN for anyone who has to get their fix of news.

Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks

There is a corner store (far corner of the hotel) that sells (large) bottled water for 1 euro and fresh fruits, which is much cheaper than any offered in the hotel or sold elsewhere in a cafe.