Very good location- all the main objects could be walked on foot + right next to the hotel is Metro. Very nice staff. The hotel rooms are not spacious, but it is quite enough if necessary to stay in Paris for a few days.

The only thing missing in the room was a big mirror 😊

Good choice in terms of value/price. Very convenient location -- next to the metro station. Or you can even walk to both train station (with trains departing to the airport) and Opera house (buses to the airport) within 20 minutes. Rooms are comfortable and clean enough.

No AC, breakfast could be more diverse. But it's reasonable for the price.

Room was larger than I expected (meant for 2 people) but was welcome. Friendly staff, small breakfast room (continental style) and not exorbitant. Large walk-in shower with a shelf (!). A cupboard to hang clothes with extra blankets and pillows. Room was well-heated (I was on the fifth floor.). Small elevator but what else is new? It worked and that is all that matters. The others in the hotel seemed to be primarily 'local' - always a recommendation. The hotel is located in an L-shaped 'alley' - Cite Bergere -behind the main Blvd. along with a number of other hotels and a residence hotel. (Chopin stayed at one these places, - though not recently.) The Chartier bistro is across from one of the entrances and you WILL have to wait in line to get in there. The area is a mass of hubbub but thankfully you are isolated from the busy streets. Metro and bus lines are around the corner. Near the Folie Bergere and the music Conservatoire. Lots of places to eat in the area but pick and choose.

Not much. This is not the best place or best value, or best location I've stayed in Paris (I move around when I stay) but definitely recommendable..

The staff was incredibly nice, and the room was very cosy for a couple. The hotel has also a very good location and it is very quiet at night.

Breakfast was not bad, but it could have been better for a French hotel.

Clean, comfortable bed, newly renovated bathroom, on quiet street very close to the Grands Boulevard metro stop which appeared to have a number of hotels (although none seemed very busy). It was a great central location to do everything we wanted to do while in Paris. Coffee in room. Nice view of street from our room. Desk clerk very nice. One night we came home after being out all day and peeked in at the lobby which had a little coffee bar. The night clerk invited us to sit and enjoy a coffee and brought us nice coffee mugs, hot water to make my tea and little biscuits. Very sweet and welcoming.

Would be nice to have a mini-fridge. Sound proofing between rooms is not so great, although we did not have loud neighbors. And both my husband and I scratch our heads at why such a small sink was installed in the bathroom. Very difficult to wash your face in it. But these are rather minor issues, because overall we were very happy with our stay.

Location. Quiet. Staff.

The hotel was well located near restaurants, bars and the metro. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The room itself was good, everything was clean :)

Superb location, 200 meters away from metro (line 8 & 9) station, near the main road but in a quiet passage. Staff are very friendly. Room is clean, breakfast is ok.

Great location.

This hotel exceeded our expectations. For the price we paid per night (<$100) I was surprised at how much the place offered. The size of the room was good for what you can get in most places. The bathroom was equipped with toiletries (shower gel, hand soap). There was a hair dryer as well. The closet space was decent. It held some extra blankets and a fan. In the room, you are able to heat up water. They had coffee and tea. Bed was very comfortable with 4 pillows. Our room had 2 big windows and a nice balcony view. Location was great. The hotel was hidden off the main street and once you walk on it, there are many food places. I would still consider this location very central because you can walk to places like the Louvre or Montmartre in 20-30 mins. We did not take the breakfast option because we wanted to explore the local spots but it looked like they offered a wide variety of food. You have to leave the keys with the receptionist once you leave the hotel. Some people could see it as a downside but I actually think it's great because I tend to lose things.

We liked everything but here are some considerations. We stayed in the first floor which I did not mind but I suppose it was noisier since people were walking on the street with their luggage and talking near the entrance. But it did not bother our sleep. It was hot during our stay and the place did not have AC but, again, did not bother us because it's very rare European houses/hotels have AC in general. We opened up the windows and it helped.