9Hotel Opera

Un buon albergo con prima colazione non molto varia, in ottima posizione con metropolitana e moltissimi ristoranti nelle estreme vicinanze, anche i  grandi magazzini lafayette si raggiungono in 10 minuti a piedi

Lovely, comfortable

globalement je suis déçu par cet hôtel , la chambre est petite, et la salle de bain minuscule, surtout l'espace enrtre le WC et la douche. si vous êtes un peu fort , oubliez, vous ne pourrez pas y accéder. la TV ne propose que 4 ou 5 chaines et quasi rien de la TNT , j'ai regardé la TV sur un iPad , pourtant j'ai signalé ce désagrément a mon arrivé, mais aucune action. pour la dernière nuit, la personne en charge de menage de la chambre, n'a pas jugé utile de mettre des serviettes dans la salle de bain, bonne surprise en sortant de la douche le vendredi matin.

Ho soggiornato 4 notti in questo hotel e mi ritengo molto soddisfatta. Ottima colazione, struttura curata e soprattutto gentilezza infinita. Non so come ringraziare le persone che lavorano in questo hotel per la loro disponibilità, mi rimarranno sempre nel ❤️

I stayed at 9Hotel Opéra in Paris and experienced a violation of personal privacy and safety that no guest should ever endure. On the morning of checkout, despite the “Do Not Disturb” sign being clearly displayed, a hotel staff member knocked on my door asking if I needed cleaning. I informed them — explicitly — that no one was to access my room until I checked out at noon. Less than an hour later (with DND sign still in place), that same employee unlocked and entered my room WITHOUT CONSENT. I was naked, just about to step into the shower. I screamed for them to leave, vulnerable, shocked and outraged. I reported the incident immediately to the front desk and later had a call with the General Manager. During the call, she expressed how fearful and uneasy my experience made her feel as a woman who also travels alone. She thanked me for contacting the hotel directly before posting publicly — saying that having my report allowed her to act on documentation from a guest, rather than reacting to a public relations crisis. She assured me the hotel would terminate the third-party cleaning company and replace them with an all-female internal team. While this is a positive systemic step, it does not address the direct harm I experienced. I requested a full refund of my $1,700 stay — not to be punitive, but because this was a fundamental breach of safety and consent. Instead, I was issued a $400 refund — roughly the cost of one night and breakfast. That kind of refund might be reasonable for a malfunctioning air conditioner or disruptive construction — but not for a violation of personal safety and consent. Despite their verbal assurances, the hotel reframed my experience as an “inconvenience” and went silent after I followed up. I tried to resolve this quietly, respectfully, and directly with the hotel. They had every opportunity to make this right. They chose not to. I am sharing this so future SOLO FEMALE travelers can make a safer choice than 9Hotel Opéra.

We had booked the Opera 9 hotel for 4 days for the Beyonce concert with my group of 6 friends. The welcome was terrible, the rooms were dirty, the air conditioning did not work in June. The night shift worker Ali is completely incompetent. He does not even know how to operate the air conditioning system in the rooms. There is no health kit or slippers in the room. The toilet door does not lock, the door is covered in dust. The tiles are moldy. I would never recommend it at all. My short trip to Paris was ruined.