Room and bathroom clean but very tiny. We had to take turns opening the suitcases in the doorway of the bathroom. The neighborhood is quiet, you can sleep peacefully at night. Very close to the subway. Breakfast varied, you can choose something for yourself. However, every day exactly the same. Rooms cleaned daily.

Unpleasant staff. They seem nice until you ask for something. For leaving your suitcase for an hour after check out you have to leave 20 euros, and they put it at the entrance in view of everyone. You need to leave your door card each time you go out, and ask for it each time you enter. It's truly inconvenient especially if there are guests at the counter. No tea/coffee making facilities in room. No little fridge.

A 5 day break in Paris with 2 teenagers. The Hotel Alhambra is in a great location, north of the river, about 15-20min walk from Notre Dame. A Metro stop at the end of the road. A lively area but the street the hotel is on is quiet. We had a junior suite which was really 2 rooms with a sliding door dividing them, and an ensuite bathroom. The sofa bed was ideal for the 2 teens. The rooms aren't huge with really just the floor space around the beds but it's perfectly adequate as we really only slept there. The shower was excellent. There is a wardrobe and some shelves for storage. Buffet breakfast also available for €15 was good. Would highly recommend this hotel for a visit to Paris.

No negatives.

Staff were very nice and courteous, helpful and let me into my room well ahead of 3pm check-in time. My room was daily very clean and smell fresh every day. The internet was excellent and supported my business needs. The hotel rate was great compared to others around the same area. I enjoyed every bit of the breakfast - I was always looking forward to waking up early to the sumptuous meal - though fresh vegetables need to be increased and kindly add some baked beans (I love baked beans) and sausages. Surely, I will love to stay in Hotel Alhambra again if I found my way there.

I expected the room to have at least water heater jug for tea making in the room. I also expected the TV to be truly cable but only one news channel (BCC) which did not work all through my stay. Entertainment needs to be worked on.

the hotel is located two minutes walk from metro lines 5 and 9, allowing reaching any part of Paris in no-time. In the very nice 11th arrondissement, there are plenty of bars-restaurants within 5-10 minutes walk. Breakfast (buffet) was good, although a bit pricey (15 euros per person). Staff was friendly and the room was clean.

WiFi on the 4th floor was very unstable and it is was almost impossible to connect. TV also shows some connectivity problems at some points. Breakfast (buffet) was good, although a bit pricey (15 euros per person). You can probably find cheaper deal directly in some cafes in the area.

This Hotel is directly off the Oberkampf metro stop. This makes Paris more accessible from the Hotel. We found the hotel to be clean and comfortable. The bathroom was big enough, modern and had a hot shower each time it was used. You have to use a key card in a particular slot in the room in order for the lights and AC to work. After midnight, you have to ring the bell to gain access to the Hotel, which is not a problem and comforting that security is taken seriously. We didn't partake in the breakfast option as there were several Boulangerie's within walking distance. The beds were comfortable.

You are expected to leave your key with the attendant whenever you leave the property. This was a little strange, but it seems it is meant to keep the electricity from being used when you are not in the room. The room is quite small. If you have large luggage, you will be constantly trying to navigate around it.

Loved the location, super close to the tram line which takes you to the main attractions and the international train station. Also a good spot if you're happy to walk down to the river/Notre Dame area which would have taken us about 30 minutes but we walked through some flea markets and stopped off along the way. Some great boulangeries about 8 min the opposite direction (Grain and The French Bastards). Room was super clean and all we needed since we were only there to sleep. Check out time being 11am helps too!

On the Sunday morning at around 7.30am we woke up to multiple people speaking in the corridors very loudly, we think it was the cleaners, so that wasn't ideal.

The location is perfect: close to the metro, walking distance from many cafes and restaurants. I went jogging in the morning, and generally majority of our stay we were walking. So if one wants to avoid using public transport and has strong legs, it's quite possible to do so. The rooms are small, but it's expected in Paris, where everything is either tiny or expensive or both. The bed is firm, but not dramatically, there is a small clothing storage unit which should fine for 2 for a prolonged weekend, the bathroom is of usual size I'd say. Though I stayed close those to the elevator, it didn't make much noise and I was able to sleep without earplugs. My window was to the garden.

I've asked for a 30 min later check out, just so that I could visit some shops, then put my stuff to the bag and check out (shops open late on Sunday) and it was immediately 25 EUR. 8 understand that's the rule, but it a very rare situation that I'm asked to pay for a 30 min delay. Otherwise no issues.

The best part of this room was how close it was to the metro station - only about 40 metres which made it convenient to get to the airport the next day. It was also very close to the Marais where there were plenty of places to eat and drink. The hotel has a 24-hour receptionist which is very convenient if arriving late or departing early. It also looked to have a lovely courtyard but because it was dark when we arrived and when we left the next morning, we never saw it in the daylight. The room was very clean as well.

Very expensive for a small room with not much space to spread out the suitcases. But for one night, it was fine. Also, I had inquired about a shuttle to the airport and they had provided some information for me. But when we got there and I asked about it again, I was told that the shuttle wasn't available. Again, this wasn't a big deal as we ended up taking the metro to the airport (CDG) - it was super easy and took about 35-40 minutes.

Great location, fancy place close to some of the most famous bakeries and food places in Paris. Few minutes away from Oberkampf metro station. There is also parking nearby that costs 50 eur per day. Cleanliness was decent and they would put enough towels, they even replaced used towels on the second day.

Rooms are rather small. No kettle, coffee or water bottles in the room. There was urination smell sometimes on the street just outside the hotel. It is actually not a sketchy area at all. The hotel should take care of that smell. It ruins the impression.

It was a hotel above my expectations. The staff was very friendly. Especially the receptionist HACEN was smiling and sympathetic. He wasn't only for us but all the customers. The location was very good. It's near to the metro and patisserie. I will come to this hotel again when I come to Paris.