4 Rue Jarry, 75010 Paris

Hôtel Jarry Confort

Hotel 1-star in Paris

Presentation

L'Hôtel Jarry Confort occupies a small side street in the 10th arrondissement, just a stone’s throw from Gare de l’Est. Guests often arrive there with suitcase in hand, between two trains. It is doubtless the best gateway for understanding the place: a stopover designed for comings and goings, barely three hundred meters from the platforms and a little more than seven hundred from Gare du Nord.

The reception never closes. The staff switches languages depending on who pushes open the door, gives directions, books a table, stores luggage before a late departure. You can head out for a walk in the neighborhood and find everything patiently waiting when you return.

The rooms are spread over several floors, thirty-seven in total. Some triple rooms share the bathroom facilities on the landing rather than having their own private bathroom—a point that matters mainly for small groups or families looking for a budget rate, without seeking the comfort of a higher-rated property. On the fifth and sixth floors, a balcony changes the experience. You can place a coffee there in the morning and watch the gray rooftops of Paris wake up.

The furnishings remain simple, in wood, with a flat-screen TV, safe, and sometimes a kettle. Wi-Fi works everywhere, in the rooms as well as in the common areas.

On the ground floor, the private bar adjoins the breakfast room. The continental buffet, served from seven to eleven in the morning, comes at an extra charge—a choice rather than a given, which also leaves the freedom to stop by the neighborhood bakeries, numerous between Rue Jarry and Boulevard de Strasbourg.

Outside, the neighborhood lives by the rhythm of the stations: shops that open early, ATMs, passing cafés. A ten-minute walk is enough to reach the Canal Saint-Martin and its banks, or Place de la République. The Grands Boulevards and their department stores are not far either, as well as the metro lines that head toward the Louvre or Montmartre.

One last practical point: luggage storage is available at all hours, useful for a late departure or an arrival before check-in time. In the morning, it is better to get downstairs early to choose a table by the bar rather than by the window—the early birds get the pick.

Summary of a few positive reviews read online

  • Very well-located hotel, just a few minutes’ walk from Gare de l’Est. The Canal Saint-Martin is a ten-minute walk away, pleasant for a stroll before catching the train again.
  • Staff available at all hours and several languages spoken at reception. Our luggage was kept for much of the day before a late train, with no complications.
  • Room with a balcony on the fifth floor, wooden furniture, and a handy storage area for suitcases. Not very large, but everything is in its place.
  • Simple breakfast, a fresh baguette and croissants, taken in the small room next to the bar. Enough to head out in the morning without spending an hour there.
  • A kettle in the room, convenient for tea before going out. The courtyard-facing rooms are quieter; ask for them directly when booking.

Other services

General

  • Parking
  • Private parking
  • Wi-Fi available everywhere

Services

  • Internet
  • Wi-Fi
  • Free Wi-Fi

Dining

  • Bar
  • Vending machine (drinks)
  • Coffee on site

Shared spaces

  • Shared lounge/TV area

Miscellaneous

  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Family rooms
  • Heating
4 Rue Jarry, 75010 Paris

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Between €76 and €157 per night