Room was very clean and had enough facilities for a short stay. Bed was comfortable. Hotel is located close to many restaurants and the Metro Station. Staff were helpful as well.

Price per night was on the high side and the city Tax was on top of it.

You get exactly what you paid for, a 3 star hotel located in a very nice are of Paris, close to the metro and bus station, Pl de Clichy is a great hub for public transport, easy to get to the most famous atractions. Safe at night with a lot of people on the street, pubs, bars, restaurants, you are not afraid to get home. The hotel is nice, not 5 stars that s for sure, the staff is friendly and very helpful, the room is fairly clean, heating in the fall and probably ac in the summer, the cleaning crew comes every day, overall ok

The bed sheets were a little bit dirty, which was disappointing, the pipes under the sink are not hidden and give an impression of very cheap. The bathtub was also dirty. The pillows were a little bit unconfortable.

The room was small and pleasant. The bathroom was also small and the shower very hot and powerful. I liked the neatness and layout. Floor in the bedroom was a bit dirty. I noticed I transferred some mud into bed on the soles of my feet. The space was limited- we had to pile our clothes up as not enough hangers. The breakfast room was good and the food lovely. The downside was the stink from the toilets.

I'm asthmatic- the lift wasn't working, we were on the third floor and the stairs are off kilter. I struggled! The staff were not as open and friendly as the Hotel Sacha. They were polite yet not very interested. Perhaps the restaurant staff were tired!

check-in went fast, breakfast was way better than expected and usual, I would say; the bed was comfy and the tub was great to take a bath in. We had a good time and reaching all main attractions was fairly easy since there were metro and bus stations nearby. There are a few little restaurants/bars in the street that seemed charming too. For sensitive people, I'd recommend ear plugs since the rooms are not sound-proof.

we thought it was a bit weird to have to leave the card at the reception and ask for it upon return. On the one hand, it made us feel safer, but it might be annoying if you want to go to your room and somebody is checking in for ex.

Great location for exploring Montmartre with very limited time. Room had all i needed (except fridge), considering last-minute booking due to cancelled flight - felt lucky to have the room for the money asked.

Early checkout (11 am), keeping luggage for a few extra hours would cost extra.

Area is really convenient and nice. Lots of restaurants, very close to the metro, not too touristy. Bed was good, street noise blocked well, the hotel team was very friendly and forthcoming, internet is working well.

The room was quite small, the bathroom practical but tiny, not sure how bigger people would be able to use the shower, which has an opening of approx. 50 cm. No closet, but some close hangers. Would be fine, but the close hangers should at least be robust, and not the wire-ones you get for free from the dry cleaner. Breakfast is alright, some more fruit would be nice. TV does not have a single non-French channel, BBC, Al-Jazeera or CNN would be nice.

The location is honestly great. You step out of the subway and make a right and it's right there a few paces away. There are also many nice, small restaurants around that really give it a nice Paris vibe. You can step out for a coffee and just people or cars zoom past. Room was clean and quiet, despite being surrounded by restaurants in the alleyway. Bed was comfortable. WIFI connection was strong. I didn't hear any neighbors...there were some muffled sounds but all in all ok.

The room was a bit dark, but otherwise ok. I didn't have breakfast, so I can't comment on that.

The room was very small but immaculate. We had one regular and one carry-on suitcase each and it was a pretty tight fit but we managed. This isn't a hotel room to hang around in but the hotel is in a great location so you'll want to get out and about anyway. Lots of different restaurant choices nearby, right near a metro line, easy walk up to Sacre Coeur or down to Palais Garnier. Also the manager of the hotel was welcoming and helpful, and the cost was so reasonable. We were really pleased with everything

The bathroom sink is really small.

Bed was comfortable, check in was a breeze and the breakfast was nice. Clean and appropriate for a night or two.

Some of the walls have a bit of mold and were covered up with paint, but it’s not too bad. Also the reception called me at 11:05 to check why I haven’t checked out yet. I was already opening my door when the phone rang, I just found that a bit too strict and unwelcoming. For the rest all was good.

- Great location both for tourism and for business. The street is narrow and quiet yet feels safe, Place de Clichy (served by both Metro 2 and 13) is about 100 metres away (also tons of bars and restaurants around there), Montmartre can be reached by a 10 minutes walk; Charles de Gaulle airport can be reached by a single change (from Metro 2 to RER B) and the business district in La Defense is about 20-30 minutes by public transport. - The reception is indeed open 24/7. - Hotel room was cleaner than anticipated; it's equipped with an electric kettle and they provide instant coffee and tea, which is great for starting the day.

- There are no wardrobes in the room, only a very tiny cupboard with two small shelves (no door); there was a tiny rail (about 40 cm) with two hangers only; for a 5-days-stay (i.e. 5 shirts, 2 trousers and all the rest) it was a bit short of packing space. - You can't take your room keys with yourself, you need to leave them at reception whenever you walk out of the hotel. I understand this was the standard behaviour 50 years ago, but nowadays it feels very awkward. - There's no fridge in the room (which should be essential in a city where bar food costs 5 times more than food in shops).