Guest Book Buci Hotel
Guest comments for Hotel de Buci
• A guest from Los Angeles, CA, November 30th 2008
What a lovely boutique hotel in one of the best neighborhoods in Paris! My husband and I were celebrating our 25th anniversary and the staff treated us like royalty. They included complimentary breakfasts for us for two nights and were extremely accomodating for all of our needs.The rooms are a bit small but comfortable and quiet even though this is a very busy area at night. They are so many cafes and great little boutiques for shopping nearby. I would highly recommend this hotel if you want to be in a great area and looking for a hotel with very personalized service. A great value!
. A guest from Wichita, Kansas, October 4th 2008
My wife and I stayed here in Sept. Having never been to Europe, a lot of research was done trying to find the hotel and location that would meet our expectations. If you are looking to stay close to attractions and shopping, this spot can’t be beat. I was looking for something close to the action yet also in an area that had tiny narrow streets and many cafes and restaurants. That’s exactly where this hotel is located. Some of my most enjoyable moments were getting up in the morning and going across the street to the tiny bakery for coffee and bagels and to watch the area come alive in the morning. Just a block or so away is Le Procope, Paris’ oldest restaurant. We stumbled on it and were extremely pleased with the ambience, history and food.
Unless you’re getting the superior room at Le Buci, be prepared to pretty much have to move your suitcase to get out of the room. We upgraded to a superior room, it was well worth it. The young fellow taking care of breakfast in the mornings was very helpful with direction or anything else we needed. Excellent place to stay. Would personally not find a reason to gamble on another hotel the next time. It will be Hotel Le Buci.
.A guest from Levittown, New York, USA - 7 août 2007
“We loved the location, the room, the view of Rue de Buci. The decor was very French antique, but
also had a flat screen TV. There was access to the internet downstairs in the room adjacent to the breakfast room. BUT most of all the staff and manager Catherine Mollier were wonderful, very polite and helpful but also very friendly and warm. We would never consider staying anywhere else. This is truly the best experience we’ve ever had. Our daughter even got to try out her French, but the staff was also very accepting of our English speaking and they spoke many languages beautifully.”
• A guest from Australia - 2 juil. 2007: “Fantastic hotel in a superb location”
“stayed here recently for several nights. Wow. This hotel was fantastic in a superb location. The location of this hotel on the Rue de Buci in the heart of Saint Germain cannot be beaten. The hotel is quiet yet you step out the front door of the hotel and you are in the middle of all the action. There are cafes galore and fabulous restaurants within walking distance.
I requested a room at the back of the hotel overlooking the courtyard and it was extremely quiet - no noise at all and I slept like a baby. Staff at this hotel are incredibly helpful and wonderful.
There is a big Champion supermarket 10 metres from the hotel and a superb fruit stall selling top quality fruit right across the street.
I liked the Hotel Buci and would highly recommend it.”
• A guest from Jacksonville, NC - 14-Nov-07 : Nice cozy hotel
“I spent the weekend in the Hotel de Buci and had a great time. The location of the hotel is central to many attractions. I took the train from CDG airport and got off at the St. Michel station. It was a nice walk to the hotel. I could have transfered trains on the Metro and got off in two more stops but really enjoyed the walk. I headed south on Rue St. Michel and then turned right on Rue St. Germain and was there in a few minutes. The hotel is clean and comfortable, with flat screen tvs, robes and slippers, a bar downstairs were you can get a cocktail at anytime of day, and internet access through the hotel’s computer or hooking up your own. The staff remembers you by name and was very courteous. I had breakfast in bed every morning and it was great quality food. I highly recommend this hotel.”
• A guest from Bostonian Abroad - 16 avr. 2007: “The Quintessential Paris Experience”
“We booked this hotel quite by accident, thinking it another. What a great mistake! My first time in Paris and I couldn’t have wished for a better place to stay. Although the rooms are small. They are immaculate and cute. Bathrooms are modern. I stayed in 62 on the top floor over looking the street. FABULOUS! With a window balcony and view of NotreDame and the bustling street life below. I will do many paintings from views snapped from this room. Also the sound proofing blocked out the street and there was never noise from ajoining rooms. The location was amazing. Close to Cafes, shops Poulin Bakery (a MUST) and sidewalk cafes were open late so you never feel rushed. Metro a very easy few minutes walk away. The bilingual staff was very friendly and went out of their way to be helpful. I will most certainly stay there on my next visit.”
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Great Hotel! I loved the breakfast with french marmelade and Catherine was very helpful.
Will come back ASAP
Karen from NY