Kimpton St Honore Paris

Certain staff members really shined during our short stay. The manager was off property during our stay, but communication prior was friendly and welcoming. Lucreche brought up a welcome amenity and was a lovely person. Sebastian was instrumental mid stay in sharing hotel secrets much to the surprise of my hubs. If you like guitars, you're in for a treat. At checkout, Kwaime was so kind and sent us off with care. The Kimpton love is alive here from special touches like stones at turndown to sustainable and local toiletries make this property stand out for me. In general, the beds and pillows are perfection. The branding here is special: from laser cut key cards to marble decor to antique looking light switches. The design is old world architecture and luxury melded with modern amenities and digital systems. Saint Honoré does this well. Do not miss the rooftop bar or view of you are there in off months. It's outstanding! Also, bring a bathing suit and make sure you enjoy the spa below. Services to book, but use of the gorgeous steam room, indoor swimming pool and sauna are free for guests. It's a work of art down there. If you're a Kimpton fan, you know about their social or wine hour. 5-6pm have a complimentary glass of house wine or a beer. Umbrellas, yoga mat, slippers, and snuggly robes all available for you in room. Our room was super quiet and we slept very well. Location was great. Walk to the Louvre, the Seine, and upscale shopping in minutes. Train station less than two miles and a very inexpensive uber. CDG is a little further (about 50 minutes in traffic), but easy to get to. Top five Kimpton stays for me and I've stayed at a lot. Can't wait to come back when it's warmer.

This is a very good hotel. The location is excellent - not far from the main attractions in all directions and walkable to the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe etc.. Our room was very nice with a lovely bathroom, comfy king size bed and openable windows. There is also a stocked minibar and optional extras to buy, but also several free things as free gifts for guests which was truly charming. But what sets this hotel apart (from others that we have stayed at in Paris) is the excellent service provided by the front desk and concierge who are all incredibly keen to go that extra mile for us - booking restaurants and taxis, providing advice in a cheerful, creative, unhurried way. Thankyou to Pilar and Mathieu and your teams. The restaurant area was great for breakfast. There was a DJ and disco on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and it was too noisy to eat supper there but, hey, it's Paris - good restaurants are plentiful! Try this restaurant - you won't be disappointed.

The staff at this hotel is embarrassing to say the least. After staying at the hotel, I close my suitcase in the morning to move to the hotel across the street (Intercontinental), forgetting a T-shirt at the hotel. In the afternoon after a meeting held in the same hotel I ask if they had found the T-shirt. After making me wait a long time they reply that they have not found it. I find it embarrassing, to say the least, that a five-star hotel has such poor staff.

I love this hotel. I have stayed here on numerous occasions and keep coming back. The design is extremely elegant - think Paris chic meets California cool - and exudes a very homey luxury which makes you feel at home even during long stays. The people are all amazing, polite, friendly and efficient. I do not want to mention specific names as I will likely forget some unintentionally. I have stayed in most room types and even the “essential” rooms are very comfortable with the best showers in the whole of Paris (in fact one of my favourite rooms in the hotel is an essential room). Did I mention that all rooms come with a yoga mat? Why don’t all hotels in the world offer that is beyond me. Food is great quality, delicious and fresh with plenty of healthy and vegetarian options though if you do come here often it does not tend to change much for either breakfast or lunch/dinner. If you are here on business, note that not all rooms have a desk so if that is important to you, make sure you ask in advance, they always strive to accommodate requests. Spa area is well appointed and lovely and although not huge, it never gets too busy. I will keep returning to this hotel when I’m visiting Paris. This is now my Paris home. Can I please have a Kimpton in every city in the world I need to travel to?

Lovely hotel steps from the Opera Garnier. The staff couldn't have been nicer, especially Matthew, our very helpful concierge. The shared spaces and rooms were fairly spacious by Parisian standards. We enjoyed breakfast and happy hour in the hotel restaurant as well as the view of the cityscape and Effiel Tower from the roof (the rooftop bar was closed in October 2024, but you could still go up and enjoy the view). The room itself was comfortable. There was a large waredrobe with plenty of space for clothes. The beds were super comfortable. The shower was large and the hairdryer and oversized towels an added bonus. There is central air, but you need to call the front desk for a technician to adjust the temp. The light switches/wiring was a bit problematic (old Parisian buildings, you know). In our first room, the lights kept shutting off for no reason. Odd to be plunged into darkness without warning. The hotel quickly changed our room, but it wasn't ideal to have to repack and switch to a different floor at 10 pm the night we arrived (made easier by the super nice and friendly staff though!). The second room had a consistent noise coming through the wall (almost like something powering down then up again every min). I had trouble sleeping because of this, but it didn't bother the rest of my party. Despite these minor inconviences though, a very comfortable stay! As for location, it's safe and fairly convienent. Easy walk to big dept. stores/shopping district and Opera. 15 min walk to Louvre and the Seine. I personally like the bustle of the St. Germaine area on the Left Bank at night (the 2nd is a little sleepy come evening), but that's a matter of personal preference and my party covered a lot of ground in the city during out stay so it was still a central enough location.