In a good location in a quiet neighbourhood on the outskirts of Paris. Close to metro stations, 5 minute walk. Plenty of local cafes and supermarkets.

Nothing to complain about really, as was described on Booking.com, small intimate hotel, perfect for solo travellers

The warm welcome and easy conversations with the staff. They all had excellent English speaking skills but were very patient and supportive as my family and I tried to exercise our spoken French skills. They had wonderful recommendations and were kind to our children. The building and the room was clean and beautifully decorated. The location was close to plenty of amenities, shops and some lovely little restaurants. The metro was very convenient and was on one of the main lines.

Nothing bad to say!

We chose the area because we were looking for cool bars and restaurants out of the centre. We fulfilled that here. Travelling to and from Bridget was simple with great bus and Metro connections. The room was clean and had recently been modernised. Cleaning staff kept it well and updated towels and soaps regularly.

I like to be able to make a cuppa in the morning. No kettle or cups in the room. The lift only takes one person. We were on 6th floor. My husband took the stairs.

The hotel is relatively new, the rooms are small (as most of them in Paris) but pretty well built. The staff is very friendly and helpful.

The floor carpet is there to reduce noise but helps quite little and collects dust over time, as all carpets do. Also, it's time for hotel managers to realize that pushing two twin beds together does not make it a double bed... Finally, I had to keep opening the window upon returning to the room as it's either the cleaning liquids or some other foul smell that was really hard to bear.

Room very comfortable, location near to metro and restaurants. Room services very good, clean and friendly.

When I was doing checkin, the staff informed about security tax of room. I needed to pay a tax for room, but I never went to informed before and the tax was very very expensive. I didn’t prepare for this.

A nice contemporary feel to this property. It’s a shame the lift can only hold one person at a time but at least there is a lift. The bedroom is quite snug and a full length mirror would be a really nice touch to add.

Reception staff member on check in could have been a little more welcoming, quite a basic exchange between us which needs to be better as this is the first impression. Tea/coffee making facilities in the bedroom would also be a great touch.

Super friendly staff that helped us out with everything very quickly. The rooms and breakfast room were clean and comfortable. The area was super cute, grocery stores near by and so many cute bars and restaurants around the corner. It wasn’t far with the metro to get into the city.

There’s nothing negative to say about the property.

Staff were very friendly and helpful. Place is clean. Room was immaculate.

Can have better soundproofing. My room, on first floor, face out onto the main street. Even with the window closed (would be worst when it's hot) noises from traffic and people talking can be heard. Thankfully, I can sleep through noises. If noise is an issue, would suggest to have a room in the higher floors or more towards the back.

Clean, bright, modern rooms with windows and a good view. Triple room with separate single bed. Rooms nicely decorated. Rooms are very small but well appointed. We fit two adults and a child plus luggage in triple room without too much problem. Friendly, helpful staff.

Our rooms were on the top (6th floor). There is a (tiny) one person lift- good to get luggage up and down but you need to use the stairs at times to get everyone (family of 5) up and down in good time.

I do like this area of Paris. It is not touristic and there are a lot of good cafés and restaurants around. The personal of the hotel were all kind and helpful. That is very important for me.

The pillows of the bed and the breakfast was expensive.