Acacia Hotel

Paris

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Axel’s take

It's a workable budget base, but comfort and access have real limitations.

Choose it for
Private bathrooms, neighborhood restaurants and useful Métro connections.
Skip it if
You need step-free access, modern interiors or reliably quiet nights.
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Axel’s rating: 7.0/10 · a basic, independent 1-star hotel in the 11th arrondissement

Acacia is a small, one-star hotel for travelers who spend their days out and want a private bathroom rather than boutique polish. Its strongest argument is the neighborhood: restaurants, everyday shops and useful Métro connections around Avenue Parmentier. Tripadvisor and Trip.com guests praise comfortable bedding, cleanliness and helpful staff; the hotel's own site promises straightforward rooms, not extensive facilities.

We'd choose it for an uncomplicated sightseeing trip, with modest expectations about décor and soundproofing. Expedia's condition scores lag behind its service scores, and reviews describe aging furnishings and noise between rooms. Accessibility is a bigger reservation: the hotel explicitly has no adapted bedrooms. It's a reasonable budget base for independent travelers, but not our choice for light sleepers or anyone who needs dependable step-free access.

Rooms
24 rooms, including singles, doubles, twins and triples. The official site lists private showers, toilets, televisions and telephones. Furnishings are basic and aging.
Cleanliness
Clean rooms and bedding recur in positive reviews, although aggregate cleanliness scores indicate a solid rather than exceptional standard.
Service
Helpful staff are a recurring strength across Tripadvisor, Expedia and Trip.com. Reception operates 24 hours.
Amenities
Free Wi-Fi, paid breakfast and luggage storage. No onsite parking. The official site states that there are no adapted bedrooms.
Fees and surprises
The official tariff page lists €2.60 tourist tax; Expedia specifies per person per night, excluding under-18s. Breakfast is €8 per person.

Axel’s opinion, from the hotel’s website and guest reviews, scored for what the hotel is. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Trip.com · Expedia · bonjour-ratp.fr. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

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The location

30 bis avenue Parmentier, Paris

The entrance is on Avenue Parmentier in the 11th arrondissement, with restaurants alongside and a small supermarket opposite, according to guest accounts. Atelier des Lumières is nearby; Père-Lachaise is 12 minutes on foot. This is a working neighborhood base rather than a monument-front address.

What guests say

  • 3.7/5226 reviews

Amenities

Free Wi-Fi, paid breakfast and luggage storage. No onsite parking. The official site states that there are no adapted bedrooms.

Check-in

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Check-out

before 11:30 AM

  • Wi-Fi
  • Breakfast
  • Kid-friendly
  • Pet-friendly

Good to know

Tourist tax
€2.60 per person per night, payable at the property; under-18s are exempt. This is a city tax, not an amenity fee.
Breakfast
€8 per person, listed on the official tariff page.
Parking
No onsite parking.
Check-in
From 16:00. Reception is staffed 24 hours.
Accessible rooms
The official website states that the hotel has no adapted bedrooms.
Lift access
Dated guest reports describe a nonworking lift beyond an advertised repair period. No revised completion date is published; dependable upper-floor access is unresolved.

Checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Trip.com · Expedia · bonjour-ratp.fr · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Additional hotel policies
  • Hotel policies: Pets: €30 per room per night
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Acacia Hotel — Paris, France

Acacia Hotel is a basic, independent 1-star hotel in the 11th arrondissement in Paris, France.

Address: 30 bis avenue Parmentier, Paris. Property ID: 1374788.

Source: https://helloaxel.com/en/hotels/paris/acacia-hotel-1374788

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About Acacia Hotel

  • Property type: Hotel
  • 1-star hotel
  • 30 bis avenue Parmentier, Paris
  • City page: Hotels in Paris

Axel's take: 7.0/10

It's a workable budget base, but comfort and access have real limitations.

  • Choose it for: Private bathrooms, neighborhood restaurants and useful Métro connections.
  • Skip it if: You need step-free access, modern interiors or reliably quiet nights.

Axel's opinion of Acacia Hotel, from the hotel's website and recent guest reviews. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Trip.com · Expedia · bonjour-ratp.fr. Reviewed Oct 28, 2026.

Location

Everyday eastern Paris, better for neighborhood evenings than walking to the major museums.

  • The block: The entrance is on Avenue Parmentier in the 11th arrondissement, with restaurants alongside and a small supermarket opposite, according to guest accounts. Atelier des Lumières is nearby; Père-Lachaise is 12 minutes on foot. This is a working neighborhood base rather than a monument-front address.
  • Getting around: Use line 9 from Saint-Ambroise or Voltaire, or line 3 from Rue Saint-Maur. The Louvre is 23 minutes by transit and Notre-Dame 24; the Eiffel Tower takes 38. Walking works for exploring the 11th, but cross-city sightseeing calls for the Métro. With luggage, a taxi avoids station stairs.
  • After dark: Nearby restaurants, bars and late-opening shops make evenings convenient. Noise-sensitive travelers should be cautious: guest reports mention both street activity and weak sound insulation inside.

Location and comparisons: Reviewed Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Trip.com · Expedia · bonjour-ratp.fr.

Best areas in Paris for nightlife

  • Bastille & République: 9.4/10 for nightlife. Oberkampf and Rue de Lappe stay busy late, with wine bars and restaurants nearby; adjoining residential streets can be calmer.
  • Montmartre & Pigalle: 8.9/10 for nightlife. Pigalle’s bars and concert venues make evenings easy; an upper Montmartre address offers a different, often quieter stay.
  • Gare du Nord & Canal Saint-Martin: 8.7/10 for nightlife. Choose canal streets for terraces and evening gathering spots rather than assuming a station-front address offers the same experience.
  • Le Marais: 8.3/10 for nightlife. LGBTQ bars and restaurant terraces keep the southern Marais sociable, with busy evenings close to home.
  • Louvre & Les Halles: 7.6/10 for nightlife. Les Halles has busy restaurants and bars plus excellent transport; Louvre and Palais Royal streets quieten after daytime visitors leave.
  • Opéra & Grands Boulevards: 7.6/10 for nightlife.
  • Saint-Germain-des-Prés: 7.5/10 for nightlife.
  • Latin Quarter: 7.5/10 for nightlife.
  • Montparnasse: 7.2/10 for nightlife.
  • Champs-Élysées & Golden Triangle: 6.5/10 for nightlife.
  • Eiffel Tower & Invalides: 5.5/10 for nightlife.
  • Arc de Triomphe & Porte Maillot: 5.3/10 for nightlife. Where to stay in Paris for nightlife

Hotels around Acacia Hotel

  • Hôtel Fabric (Oberkampf, northwest of Avenue Parmentier). Fabric wins when: Choose Fabric for unusually consistent boutique comfort, cleanliness and attentive service. Keep Acacia Hotel when: Keep Acacia when a basic private room is enough and you would not use boutique facilities; Fabric's gym and hammam are small.
  • Hotel ibis Paris Bastille Opera 11ème (Closer to Bastille). ibis Bastille Opéra wins when: Choose the ibis for straightforward chain-hotel service, an onsite restaurant and a leafy terrace. Keep Acacia Hotel when: Keep Acacia for a small independent base when those communal facilities do not matter. The ibis still has small rooms and cramped bathrooms.

Alternatives for the same trip

  • Hotel de Roubaix (Le Marais). Hôtel de Roubaix wins when: Choose Roubaix for independent personality, exceptionally friendly staff and a more central Marais base. Keep Acacia Hotel when: Acacia suits travelers who prefer the 11th-arrondissement setting and straightforward accommodation; Roubaix also has small rooms, lobby dogs and some air-conditioning complaints.

Getting around from Acacia Hotel

Travel times from Google's hotel listing; walking unless noted.

  • Gare d'Austerlitz: 13 min by taxi.
  • Gare du Nord: 20 min by taxi.
  • Paris Orly Airport: 35 min by taxi.
  • Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport: 38 min by taxi.
  • Paris Beauvais Airport: 83 min by taxi.
  • Notre-Dame Cathedral of Paris: 24 min by transit.
  • Louvre Museum: 23 min by transit.
  • The Centre Pompidou: 20 min by transit.
  • Musée d'Orsay: 29 min by transit.
  • Basilique du Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre: 32 min by transit.
  • Jardin du Luxembourg: 28 min by transit.
  • Sainte-Chapelle: 23 min by transit.
  • Montmartre: 32 min by transit.
  • Palais Garnier: 20 min by transit.
  • Cimetière du Père-Lachaise: 12 min.
  • Tuileries Garden: 26 min by transit.
  • Eiffel Tower: 38 min by transit.

What guests say

  • Ratings: 3.7/5 (226 reviews). Four Expedia reviews published September 2–October 20, 2026 report lift failure; three also praise cleanliness. This is an access concern, not simply a complaint about dated décor.

Good to know

  • Tourist tax: €2.60 per person per night, payable at the property; under-18s are exempt. This is a city tax, not an amenity fee.
  • Breakfast: €8 per person, listed on the official tariff page.
  • Parking: No onsite parking.
  • Check-in: From 16:00. Reception is staffed 24 hours.
  • Accessible rooms: The official website states that the hotel has no adapted bedrooms.
  • Lift access: Dated guest reports describe a nonworking lift beyond an advertised repair period. No revised completion date is published; dependable upper-floor access is unresolved.

Facts checked Oct 28, 2026. Sources: Hotel website · Tripadvisor · Trip.com · Expedia · bonjour-ratp.fr · Guest reviews and travel times · Hotel supplier catalog.

Rooms, amenities and policies

  • Rooms: 24 rooms, including singles, doubles, twins and triples. The official site lists private showers, toilets, televisions and telephones. Furnishings are basic and aging.
  • Cleanliness: Clean rooms and bedding recur in positive reviews, although aggregate cleanliness scores indicate a solid rather than exceptional standard.
  • Service: Helpful staff are a recurring strength across Tripadvisor, Expedia and Trip.com. Reception operates 24 hours.
  • Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, paid breakfast and luggage storage. No onsite parking. The official site states that there are no adapted bedrooms.
  • Fees and surprises: The official tariff page lists €2.60 tourist tax; Expedia specifies per person per night, excluding under-18s. Breakfast is €8 per person.
  • Check-out by: 11:30 AM
  • Hotel policies: Pets: €30 per room per night

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