4 Best Hotels in Canal St-Martin and République, Paris

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We've compiled the best of the best in Canal St-Martin and République - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Le Citizen Hôtel

$ | 96 quai de Jemmapes, Paris, 75010, France Fodor's Choice
Le Citizen Hôtel, Canal St-Martin
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With direct views over the historic Canal St-Martin and also close to the Marais, Le Citizen melds minimalist-chic decor and high-tech touches like loaner iPads with a modern ethos that captures the cool eastern Paris vibe. The focus is urban and eco-friendly, with creative use of modern design elements like light wood and ambient lighting to make the most of small spaces. All but the tiniest "City" rooms are quite spacious for Paris, with walk-in showers, Omnisens toiletries, flat-screen TVs, and coffee and tea machines for a homey feel. The views are lovely, but light sleepers may need to use the thoughtfully provided ear plugs for the active nightlife in the vicinity.

Pros

  • Trendy neighborhood
  • Cool perks for the price
  • Friendly, attentive staff

Cons

  • The smallest rooms are best for one person
  • Noisy street
  • About 20 minutes by métro from top attractions
96 quai de Jemmapes, Paris, 75010, France
01–83–62–55–50
Hotel Details
12 rooms
No Meals

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Hotel Les Deux Gares

$$ | 2 rue des Deux Gares, Paris, 75010, France

There's no way to be glum at this chic, colorful hotel in a bustling neighborhood between two of Paris's main railway stations, Gare de l'Est and the Gare du Nord. Vintage furniture and paintings paired with lively prints and brilliant colors create a vibrant mood in rooms and common areas. Rooms are on the cozy side, though upper-floor rooms have great views, especially the ones with balconies, some with superb views of the trains coming and going. The excellent hotel café across the street is a big draw for Parisian foodies and locals.

Pros

  • Near Paris's Little India (for great Indian food)
  • Reasonably priced
  • Wonderfully vivid, stylish room decor

Cons

  • Busy neighborhood at all hours can be overwhelming
  • Not for those who prefer neutral decor
  • Café isn't located right in the hotel
2 rue des Deux Gares, Paris, 75010, France
01--85--73--11--83
Hotel Details
40 rooms
No Meals

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Hôtel Taylor

$ | 6 rue Taylor, Paris, 75010, France

Tucked away on a tiny one-way street between République and Canal St-Martin, Hôtel Taylor offers large rooms (by Parisian standards) at affordable prices in the edgy 10e arrondissement. Contemporary rooms painted in neutral tones are decorated with light-wood furnishings, vibrant wallpapers, and chic furniture. Flat-screen TVs, coffeemakers, and dressers to store belongings make your stay extra cozy. Although the views are somber, the location is great for those who want to stay off the beaten track but still be close to the Canal and Marais neighborhoods; the nearby métro keeps the city accessible.

Pros

  • Close to the métro
  • Nespresso machines
  • Larger than average rooms

Cons

  • Some rooms need refurbishment
  • Views aren't great
  • Some open-plan bathrooms
6 rue Taylor, Paris, 75010, France
01–42–40–11–01
Hotel Details
54 rooms
No Meals

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La Planque Hotel

$$ | 3 rue Arthur Groussier, Paris, 75010, France

Just two blocks from the Canal St-Martin, and within walking distance of shopping, restaurants, and both the Gare du Nord and the Gare du l'Est, lies this pretty, little hotel full of vintage charm that's also easy on the wallet. Classy touches such as plush velvet easy chairs, throw pillows, and headboards in romantic colors, plus trendy vintage touches, a charming skylit dining area, cozy library, a small garden terrace, and attentive service, lend a sophisticated air to what is essentially a semi-budget hotel.

Pros

  • Impeccably clean
  • Stylish, functional rooms and bathrooms
  • Well-priced buffet breakfast (€13) and free coffee and tea in breakfast room

Cons

  • Rooms are quite small
  • Not a central location
  • Small but charming bathrooms
3 rue Arthur Groussier, Paris, 75010, France
01–88–32–73–15
Hotel Details
36 rooms
No Meals

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