The hotel was in a great location close to the metro, a selection of shops and restaurants and we always felt safe walking around this neighbourhood. The hotel staff were all fantastic, very professional, friendly and so helpful, they really went above and beyond. Room was perfect, comfortable bed, good shower and complete with mini bar and kettle. Also to mention our room was exceptionally clean, housekeeping staff were friendly and did an amazing job tidying our room daily to a high standard. Breakfast at the hotel was good with lots of choice and finally, the swimming pool was a great bonus … perfect place to relax after a long day exploring the city. Would definitely recommend this hotel.

Nothing to mention.

After a long day of exploring and sightseeing, it was such a delight to wallow in the nice pool before bedtime. It just capped off the day at the Amiral, which begins with the excellent breakfast buffet, diligently prepared and constantly restocked by the cordial and efficient Bruno and his colleagues. Our room was clean and to our delight, overlooked the Avenue d’Italie and its Thursday produce, fish and meat street market. Our room was big enough for two guys to move around in without falling over each other, was made up each morning, the beds were perfectly comfortable. It was my second stay at the Amiral and I highly recommend it.

There were no washcloths, though that is commonplace throughout Europe and I should know to bring my own. Also, no towels are provided at the pool, but we quickly learned to bring along our bath towels. And I wish European hotels would provide shower doors or curtains so the floor doesn’t get wet, no matter how much you cram yourself against the corner to avoid splashing beyond the little window they think will keep water in.

The pool is lovely. Rooms are clean and functional with everything you'd expect. Fully accessible and the lift is large enough for a mobility scooter. Location is good with metro line very close. I did not try the breakfast.

Returning late at night, the front door is locked. No warning given of this. I guessed I had to press a button which I did several times before someone came to let me in. It's not a nice feeling to be a female alone late at night on the street.This happened every time I returned. Lift is slow but manageable.

Swimming pool

Location was in a pleasant suburb with a market outside in Thursdays and Sundays, the pool was nice, a fridge in the room was a bonus, good size bathroom,

Lift took ages to come to our level, needs updating in certain areas, I'd say more 3*** HOTEL

We really liked our stay here! I knew this area already, knew it was well connected by metro and bus, and there were plenty of interesting things to do a short walk away (Gobelins museum, Chinatown). We requested interconnecting rooms and this request was granted, no issues. During the stay, one of our party got sick and the reception was open and very helpful when I asked for assistance in the middle of the night - much appreciated! In short, I would recommend this hotel and would definitely stay there again when we visit Paris.

Room was really comfortable, well equipped and the hotel staff were really friendly and helpful. The hotel is small so it feels very personal. The breakfast croissants were amazing! The hotel is also located close to a metro stop and there are loads of restaurants nearby, especially in Chinatown. And it is close enough to the main city sights for walking if you choose.

It is looking a little tired in places. The rooms are not soundproofed so it can be a little noisy, especially as you can hear the metro, but that is ok if you get a 7th floor room. And the lift is slow.

Easy access from the Paris Circular, departure route is especially stress free. Secure underground parking. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Room was a decent size and comfortable and had a sitting area outside in a courtyard. Breakfast room is pleasant and the food decent. No evening restaurant but there are ample choices of restaurants in the neighbourhood. We also ate on the banks of the Seine although that is about a half hour walk. The pool was decent enough if a little small. There are direct metro lines right into the heart of tourist Paris only a few minutes from the hotel.

It has all you need for a four star hotel but did look a little jaded in parts e.g. there is a nice seating area but the flower beds had turned to weeds, and a fire door didn't shut. Nothing major but a few cosmetic improvements would help a lot. The surrounding area was cosmopolitan and busy during the day but after dark there were a few disadvantaged people about. Nothing sinister, city life I guess, but I thought it worth a mention if you worry about that sort of thing.

The pool was decent. Room was comfortable. The location was very good, conveniently located with a very short walk from the metro. The metro line is well connected to the other lines and made it easy to travel to the Louve and Gard Du Nord. Traveling into the centre of Paris was approx 30 mins and the journey was fine. The area was lively in the evenings so felt safe. There are two fast food restaurants and two pizza places. Both places are nice and lively in the evenings and serve breakfast. There are also supermarkets and pharmacies close by. All in all, a great location if you have kids.

Room charge was high considering the distance from the city and breakfast was an additional charge.

Location is good, near the metro. We had a room on 7th floor with balcony, amazing views and so lovely to sit and watch the sunset. The pool was great, especially after a long day sightseeing. Staff were amazing, so nice and helpful. Beds were comfortable and rooms compact with everything you needed. Great bakery next door snd places to eat nearby.

The lift was old and very slow. Lack of information regarding the area and tips to access locations.