The hotel is superbly located between two metro stations and a few minutes walk from Bon Marche department store.. Great neighbourhood for shopping, easy to get everywhere by bus or metro. Fantastic boulangerie bakery next door, nearby supermarket as well. Living in Saint Germain you feel more local and less like a tourist. The rooms are pretty small but well... More

This is Paris, so expect your room to be small, this hotel is also 'budget' (if pre-booked online) so don't expect fabulous views over the river...but what this hotel does offer is friendly helpful staff, clean well decorated modern rooms, and a great location to explore Paris. The metro station Duroc is just around the corner and the main rail... More

Traveling to Paris to celebrate my 30th birthday and attend Fashion Week, my friend and I wanted to stay at a budget-friendly boutique hotel where we could put our money toward food and shopping. I have to say that the Hotel Mayet exceeded our expectations. It is located in a nice Southern 6eme residential area of Paris and is on... More

Stayed here for two nights with my family. I shared a small room with my brother so we pushed the two skinny beds apart. The décor was nice, with a Moroccan sort of theme. I particularly liked the dangling lights and the star-lights incorporated into the big picture behind the beds. The bathroom was very nice with mirrors everywhere but... More

I stayed here for one night only, while on a brief business trip to Paris. First thing to say about it, the dimensions of everything were SMALL. The lift is small (but that's not unusual in Paris), but when I emerged on the 5th floor, I was surprised just how narrow the corridors were. If you were planning on bringing... More

My previous stays in and around Paris has seen me in overpriced and a bit rundown hotels which are generally cold, so I was very happy to find that, although typically expensive, this hotel was at least well designed, easy to heat and had a nice cool atmosphere to it. Although it is very small, it uses its space very... More

the title of this post says it all. hotel mayet makes the best use of space. not an inch is wasted in anything that isn't necessary or doesn't add value. but to be fair. from what i've seen and heard, hotel rooms in paris are quite tiny. unless you go for an high-end place. tastefully done in white and orange... More

We stayed at the Studio Mayet, which is run by the hotel and situated in a building next door. The Hotel Mayet concierge is lovely and was super-helpful throughout our stay. Though billed as a studio, the bed/living room are separated from kitchen/bath. We were a group of 3 friends and found the studio size perfect for us - though... More

The hotel is convinient and clean. It is very small as most European hotels are and breakfast is not included but with amazing French pastries all around Paris, you dont really need to stay there. I will say that the walls are super thin and you can hear everything. Also, the elevator or lift is tiny and overall the space... More