Located in a serene street in Paris’ 14th district, just steps from Alésia metro station (line 4) and a 10‑minute walk from Porte d’Orléans, Hotel Le Clos d’Alésia offers a peaceful retreat from the city bustle . This family‑run 3‑star hotel, with its 26 rooms, embraces a charming, rustic style true to its neighborhood roots.

A 24/7 multilingual reception welcomes you on arrival, assisting with taxis, tours, and restaurant or show bookings . Rooms are simply decorated and include flat‑screen TV with satellite channels, complimentary Wi‑Fi, heating (plus fan), and private bathrooms (shower or bath, hairdryer). Some rooms are wheelchair accessible.

The continental breakfast, served from 7 am to 11 am at €12 (+€1.50 in‑room), features pastries, orange juice, homemade jam (vegan on request), yogurt, and hot drinks . Guests particularly enjoy the “charming interior terrace” – a peaceful spot to unwind .

Reviews highlight the hotel’s quiet atmosphere, cleanliness, excellent bedding, and good value (~7.5/10 on TripAdvisor and 7.6/10 on KAYAK). Some note slightly dated decor or worn towels, but this does not detract significantly .

The hotel caters to business travelers, tourists, families, and couples seeking a practical and accessible base. Its proximity to metro and tramway services allows quick access to Montparnasse, Paris Sud train station, the Eiffel Tower, and the Louvre . The surrounding area offers numerous shops, restaurants, and cafes, particularly along avenue du Général‑Leclerc and rue Daguerre. The historic rue d’Alésia itself is a leafy thoroughfare linking Montsouris to Montrouge – perfect for a stroll.

Practical info: check‑in from 14:00, check‑out before 11:00, city tax approx. €5.20/person/day (not included) . Public parking nearby, airport shuttle on request. An express breakfast (€6 + €1.50 room) is also available .

In summary, Le Clos d’Alésia embodies Parisian hospitality: a tidy, tranquil, and excellent‑value choice for short to mid‑length stays, whether for business, family or couples.