COQ 호텔 파리

We really enjoyed this hotel. It’s very well designed, with everything you could need in a fairly small space. Many thoughtful touches like reading lights, a ledge near the bed, a pull-out makeup mirror, etc. Also it is quiet at night and has a comfortable bed. The decor is also very attractive. The breakfast was really wonderful. Tasty and unique. You can order small food and wine throughout the day in their pleasant ground floor area. And there is a free coffee/tea/hot chocolate machine 24hr. The staff were all extremely helpful in both French and English. Cons: The French-style shower was frustrating (hand held with no attachment on the wall for the shower head). Also, it’s not a very interesting neighborhood—local, not touristy, which is great, but very few restaurants or cafes. However, the Place d’Italie Metro stop is only three blocks away and the Jardins des Plantes is only a 15-20 min walk.

Small hotel with friendly service. Good breakfast and nice comfy "living room" during the late hours serving at least nice snacks with free wine too. Rooms are small and my room was very dark because the only lights in the room were bed reading lights (spot lights). Bed was good for me. Nice views from 6th floor. Found an excellent Mexican taco place close by.

I had a conference to attend at the Marriott which is a 15 min walk from COQ. The hotel staff are lovely. The rooms are larger than what you’d expect from Paris. The breakfast is really great. For me what really made the hotel great was the proximity to the metro station. The metro is on line 7 which takes you straight to most destinations down town including Lafayette, the opera and the louvre. The assortment of Vietnamese and local food in walking distance of the hotel was fabulous.

Great weather in October, very nice staff, nicely appointed rooms...would recommend.

Lovely hotel in great location. The staff is welcoming and the room has everything you need. My only reservation is the size of the room which is very tiny and little moisture smell from the shower room and that disappears with windows open.