Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel

Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel is an upper-tier 4-star hotel in the Accor group, in a position few Paris hotels can match — directly beneath the Eiffel Tower, in the 15th arrondissement. It carries an overall 8.5/10 from more than 5,600 Booking.com guests, who reward the location, a breakfast that wins travelers over, and a couple of selling points no other hotel here can copy.

Rooms and decor

The 430 rooms are done in a clean, contemporary style. Rooms on the Eiffel Tower side see the tower clearly, and the higher floors get the most open view. Rooms come with controllable air-con, free Wi-Fi and a large-screen TV. That said, some 2025-2026 reviews note that certain Standard rooms are starting to need maintenance, particularly the bathrooms and furniture. The simple fix is to book a Superior room or higher, where the reviews run clearly better.

Food and amenities

Two things set the Pullman apart. The first is Le Cafe avec Vue, a restaurant under a tall glass roof with big windows that let in plenty of daylight. The second is a gym that faces the Eiffel Tower — run on the treadmill or ride the stationary bike and the tower is in front of you the whole time. The buffet breakfast draws steady praise, with fresh-squeezed orange juice, fresh-baked bread, cheese and a spread of charcuterie; one review simply called it the best breakfast of the trip. There is also a rooftop bar.

Location and getting there

Bir-Hakeim station (line 6) is about a 5-minute walk, and line 6 is worth riding for itself — it runs over a bridge across the Seine right past the Eiffel Tower, so the view from the train is part of the trip. From there it is an easy run to Montparnasse or Nation, and from Trocadero (lines 6 and 9) you can carry on to the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Elysees. The Eiffel Tower itself is a 5-minute walk from the door.

Things to know before booking

Skip the entry-level Standard rooms if you can — the 2025-2026 reviews flag cleanliness and bathroom wear there, and a Superior or higher room is the safer call. The rooftop bar runs late, and the music can carry up to upper-floor rooms, so flag noise sensitivity when you book. And this is a large 430-room property — the feel is full-service big hotel rather than intimate boutique.

Our take

Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel suits travelers who want a large, full-service hotel right next to the Eiffel Tower — couples and business travelers alike who want everything on hand. At $285 and up a night, the price is sensible upper-mid for what you get and where you get it, especially if you book a room on the Eiffel-facing side.