Paris Hotels with Braille or raised signage

Recently reviewed Paris Hotels with Braille or raised signage

• Alliance Hotel Paris Porte Saint Ouen
  3.3 from 9 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  "It is ok, but it should include breakfast" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 29, 2012

  The Hotel is ok for Europe (meaning small as it can be). It is not to far from a metro but it takes several minutes to be in the hot spots. Be aware about the breakfast, it was not clear if it is included and the hotel charges you 15€ per person daily if you take it.
• Villa Brunel
  4.0 from 28 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Apr 3, 2012

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• Campanile La Villette
  4.1 from 34 guest ratings
  3.0 stars
  "Ah Paris" Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jun 2, 2011

  Ah Paris, lovely Paris. PROS: The hotel had been renovated (fresh paint/modernized the rooms). The hotel and rooms were clean. The staff was helpful and courteous with directions on how to maneuver the metro system. It’s located in a lively neighborhood (busy area of the town). They had employees that spoke decent English. It’s located within walking distances of various restaurants and small shops. The hotel has a restaurant on location. The hotel has an extremely small parking garage or you can park on the streets (if space available). CONS: The rooms are a bit cramped, especially the bathroom. No internet access. And unless you know how to navigate European road systems, I highly recommend a navigation system or taxi. This was probably more our fault, but we looked for this hotel for 4 hours and luckily came across someone who knew where we were going. Unfortunately, breakfast is extra/charged to the room. OVERALL: 4 star hotel. We would recommend this hotel to anyone who will be in the Paris area. It’s close to the metro system, which is fairly simple to understand, and the metro literally takes you to all the main attractions.