Le Patio Bastille Mini-hotel

The hotel offers a delightful stay with its lush greenery and serene ambiance, providing an ideal retreat in Paris. Its beautifully landscaped surroundings create a perfect setting for relaxation and enjoyment of nature. However, its distance from the city center might pose a challenge for travelers looking for quick access to Paris' main attractions. This hotel is an excellent choice for those who prioritize tranquility and a green environment over proximity to the bustling city center. For other travelers, improved transportation services or easier access to central Paris could enhance the overall experience.

Charming small hotel with large rooms and kitchenettes. Helpful staff.
We stayed 4 nights and got around Paris easily on the Metro and uber.

Very good property close to metro station and lot of nice restaurant. Staff is very cooperative and kind. We had a good room upgrade which was a nice surprise. Great experience overall.

Very good position, really nice hotel staff. Only problem was that the water in the shower turned cold after a few minutes. Overall a 7.5/10 experience

The front office staff are very nice and professional and kind. Don’t hesitate at all! This place was amazing. I traveled with my two small daughters and Husband.

Stayed here for 3 weeks during the Olympics. A very good hotel located not far from the city centre. Close to few Metro and public transport facilities to travel around Paris easily. Breakfast was pretty decent but limited option, got bored eating after 2 weeks. Unlike Asian hotel breakfasts, which have a lot more varieties. The kitchenette in the room was very helpful to prepare late night meals after work.

Lovely hotel with two great patio gardens, one of which we had a nice view of.

The rooms were nice, with even a little kitchenette with a sink, a little hot plate, an electric kettle, and some pots and pans, plates, glasses, and cutlery for us to use.
There was also an empty mini fridge that we could use, although it sometimes froze the things we put inside it.
It also came with some instant coffee (regular and decaf) and tea bags, along with milk and sugar.
Comfortable bed.
There was a safe but we didn't use it (partially because we didn't really need it, but also because there were no instructions on how to set the code).

The bathroom came with a toilet, sink, and shower/bathtub combo, the water had a tendency to go cold after a relatively short time (for my standards at least); one time I had filled up a bath, but when I wanted to use the shower head to wash my hair the water was ice cold and did not want to heat back up; when I tried to shower the next morning, to wash my hair and body, I got largely through my routine, but when I wanted to rinse out my conditioner from my hair and rinse off shampoo from my body, the water was once again cold.
During a later shower, I really tried to use the water sparingly, only turning it on when I needed to wet something or rinse something, and that got me through with warm water all the way, but it's certainly not the relaxed shower experience I expect to have at a hotel.

Sometimes when other guests in the hallway or neighbouring rooms were loud, you could hear them.

The reception desk was always very kind and they spoke English well.
The rooms were usually cleaned nicely, although the coffee supplies weren't always refilled properly, and as a result one time we had to call the reception to ask for extra instant coffee; one time, however, the room was not cleaned but the coffee was refilled, and the "please clean the room" sign we had hanged on our door was on the ground, not quite sure what happened there; perhaps the cleaning and refilling of supplies was done by different people and after refilling the sign fell?

We didn't use the hotel's breakfast most days, instead we went to a boulangerie-patisserie just across and ~120m down the road for croissants and other vinnoiseries, baguettes, pastries, and savoury baked treats, as well as some machine coffee. Along with that we got some things at a local supermarket (even closer to the hotel on the same side of the road as the hotel, also down the street). We then often went up the road to Place de Nation to sit in the park and eat our breakfast there, from where we could then catch a metro or RER (sort of between a metro and a train) to whatever we had planned for that day.
Only on Sunday did we use the hotel's breakfast because the boulangerie-patisserie was closed, and it was also the final day of our stay when we needed to check out and be at the Gare du Nord train station in time to catch our Eurostar train.
The hotel's breakfast buffet was convenient, but in terms of quality nothing compared to our breakfasts on the other days, whilst way more expensive (€14 per adult), so I would highly recommend not paying for the hotel's breakfast and instead going to the boulangerie-patisserie and supermarket, or some other place to get a nice breakfast (and eat it in a park or in one of the hotel's patio's if the place you get your breakfast doesn't have seating) unless you need the hotel breakfast for convenience (such as on a travel day).

Close to the hotel there are several metro stations, an RER station, and bus stops, so it's very easy to get around by public transport from the hotel.
The street the hotel was on wasn't particularly nice looking, but there were some nice places nearby.