Le Dokhan's, Paris Arc de Triomphe, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel

I must say that this hotel is very Parisian and an amazing place to stay when you visit Paris. The location is central to many of the tourist attractions, with the Eiffel Tower within walking distance, being at the end of the street.

Highly recommended to stay! I had epic experience while I stayed in Paris! Hotel front people was so warm and nice. Room was so clean and they gave me cookies every day haha location was great . I will definitely book again when traveling in Paris;)

good rooms and clean hotel

這家酒店大家中國同胞千萬別去往！條件極差！我都不知道攜程怎麼審核通過的可以6000元一天！

房間太小了，特別是廁所，胖子估計都坐不下

From check-in right through our 4-night stay, we had a wonderful time here. Located in a convenient yet somewhat quieter part of Paris, we were very pleased with everything about Le Dokhan's. The staff were very friendly and most helpful with restaurant recommendations and any other needs and requests we had. As we were celebrating our wedding anniversary, the staff surprised us with some personal touches and treats in our room. Very much appreciated and unexpected! Our room, although very small, (but that is likely the case with most hotels in older historic buildings throughout Paris), was very comfortable and we had a large balcony that allowed us to enjoy the views of the neighbourhood. The bed and bedding were also most comfortable and the Sothy's amenities in the bathroom were also very nice! The original and unique Louis Vuitton steamer trunk converted into an elevator was really cool too! Le Dokhan's is located within walking distance of most major sites and also near many Metro stations. Fantastic, helpful and friendly staff throughout every department in the hotel! We would definitely return here on any future trip to Paris and would also recommend this hotel to friends/family/co-workers.

What a FABULOUS hotel! This was exceptionally beautiful from the outside to the inside. As you go in, you simply step back in time to gorgeous furnishings with a fire place blazing, a beautifully period styled champagne bar (where you also can have breakfast). We were mesmerised walking around the hotel and found it extremely romantic and quintessentially Parisian. The reception team and concierge were super friendly, welcoming, full of knowledge and a great sense of huour we really enjoyed chatting to them. The Louis Vuitton lift is an experience, it is only really made for 2 people max but Instagram worthy nonetheless. The room was typically bijou and small like all continental hotel rooms (please note that if you need lots of space you might want to either upgrade or choose a hotel known for large rooms) our room was beautifully decorated with luxury linens, super soft mattress fluffy white towels, great amenities, little cookies left by your bed and much more. We slept like babies on that amazing bed. Special shout out to the concierge team, who managed to get us in the fully booked Paul Chène restaurant (always packed with Parisians which is a good thing) and had an awesome meal there. Many other restaurants in the vicinity to choose from. Walking distance to the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triumph. We would book again in a heartbeat!

I read the reviews before booking and it seemed people either had wonderful experiences or poor experiences, very little in between. I hoped we would be in the wonderful experience category but, unfortunately, we weren’t. Reception at check in was fine, not warm and welcoming but not rude. It was literally the last time anyone spoke to us during our 4 night stay until checkout. It’s a very small reception area and you must pass right in front of the desk to enter or exit the hotel, not once was I greeted and when I spoke I received little response. Our deluxe room was very clean (thank you housekeeping!) but needed refurbishment. Barely functional door knobs on damaged doors, torn wallpaper, chipped bathtub. The separate area with the toilet was so small that my knees almost touched the wall and I am 5’3” tall. Was it horrible? No. Would I recommend this property? Sadly, no.