The hype
Travelers adore the chic design and friendly staff, but the noise from the internal courtyard is the single most common complaint.
Chouchou
$180-320/ Nacht
Buchen Sie dieses Hotel, wenn You want a high-energy, social Parisian base where the party is downstairs and the room is just for crashing.
Warum Gäste es lieben
- The 'Guinguette' food market and bar downstairs is a legitimate local hotspot
- Three bookable private baths (mini-spas) that are perfect for couples
- Prime 9th Arrondissement location, steps from Opéra Garnier and Galeries Lafayette
Kurzfassung: A trendy social club that happens to have small rooms attached—bring earplugs if you plan to sleep before midnight.
Bewertet von @mllejolain: I stayed at Chouchou for a weekend and honestly didn't want to leave. The room was super cozy with that classic Parisian balcony, but the real magic is the food market downstairs. It felt like I was part of the coolest secret club in Paris.
Was Gäste, die hier übernachtet haben, sagten
Reality check
You aren't booking a quiet retreat; you're booking a vibe. If you need silence at 9 PM, this is not your hotel.
- You love a hotel with a buzzing social scene and live music
- You want to be walking distance to major department stores and the Opera
- You appreciate quirky, Instagram-ready design over massive square footage
Sauberkeit & Instandhaltung
9.1
- Housekeeping: Daily and thorough. Guests consistently praise the housekeeping staff.
- Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling. Modern fixtures and Japanese toilets help maintain a high standard.
- Maintenance: Excellent condition (renovated in 2020). Everything feels new.
- Linens & towels: Fresh and high quality.
- Odors & scents: Pleasant signature scent in common areas; no mustiness reported.
Sleepability™
6MÄSSIG
0-4LAUT
4-7,5MÄSSIG
7,5-10STILL
- DJ sets and crowd noise from the 'Guinguette' bar (internal courtyard)
- Doors slamming in corridors
Vor der Buchung
Gut zu wissen
- The 'Guinguette' bar hosts live music, comedy, and DJ sets regularly—check the schedule
- There is no on-site gym, though they sometimes offer yoga classes
- Breakfast is ~€22 and includes high-quality local products, but you can grab cheaper coffee/pastries nearby
Was Sie einpacken sollten
- High-quality earplugs (essential for courtyard rooms)
- A swimsuit (for the private rental baths, even if there's no public pool)
- Compact luggage (rooms are tight)
Zimmer-Genie
Beste Auswahl
- Junior Suite (La Vie en Rose) for actual breathing room (33m²) and a bathtub
- Upper floor rooms facing the street (Rue du Helder) for less bar noise than the courtyard side
Zimmer, die Sie meiden sollten
- Classic Rooms on floors 1-3 facing the internal courtyard (direct line of earshot to the bar)
- Single Rooms (14m²) unless you are truly solo and minimalist
Zimmerwunsch-Genie – kopieren & einfügen
“I am a light sleeper and would love a room on a high floor facing the street (Rue du Helder), away from the internal courtyard/atrium noise. If possible, a room with a bathtub would be amazing.”
FAQ & Geheimtipps
Alles, was Sie vor der Buchung wirklich wissen möchten.
Is it noisy?
Yes, especially in courtyard-facing rooms on lower floors due to the bar/market in the atrium. Music plays until late.
Does the hotel have a pool?
No public pool, but they have 3 'private baths' (mini-spas with jacuzzi) you can rent by the hour.
Is there a gym?
No. There are occasional yoga classes, but no fitness center.
How small are the rooms?
Very small. The entry-level 'Classic' is 14m² (approx 150 sq ft). Upgrading to 'Superior' gets you 20m².
Is breakfast included?
Usually not. It costs around €22 per person.
Can I bring my dog?
No, pets are not allowed.
Insider-Tipps
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Tuesday nights often feature €1 oysters at the food market downstairs.
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You can rent the private baths even if you aren't staying overnight, but guests get priority booking.
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The 'Guinguette' gets packed with locals on weekends; as a guest, you can usually skip the line—flash your key card.
5 Dinge, die Sie wissen sollten, bevor Sie losfahren
💡The 'courtyard view' is actually a view of the glass roof over the noisy bar.
💡The Japanese toilets in the bathrooms are a rare and welcome luxury in Paris.
💡The elevator is tiny—you might have to take turns with your luggage.
💡The 'Single Room' is genuinely for one person; the bed is often a large twin/small double.
💡You can order food from the market downstairs directly to your room if the crowd is too much.
Lokaler Reiseführer
Karte
Sehen Sie, wo sich Chouchou befindet und was in der Nähe ist.