Location: Close to République, on metro lines 5 and 9, Rue Oberkampf, tons of restaurants and bars nearby. Room: was spotlessly clean, and cleaned every day, new towels daily also. Comfortable beds. Small desk and chair present. Adequate lighting. Helpful staff member on duty 24/24h.

The room is Paris-sized, was compact but ok for one person travelling light, would have been a squeeze for two. The street noise didn't disturb me personally but quieter is always better! Bathroom: an extra shelf might have been useful. The light on only one side of the mirror was a bit annoying ... I mean how are you supposed to make sure your makeup is well-balanced ...

Location is great in a vibrant, non-touristy neighbourhood, very close to Metro and not far from major train stations (Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est). Bathroom facilities (shower, toilet, etc.) were brand new and in good condition.

Not having air conditioning in August made it very hot in the room. They brought in a fan at my request, which helped with the heat. While the room was big enough for one person, it would not have been comfortable having a second person in the fairly small space.

Room was small, but it was enough space for me and it was cozy and cleaned daily. I had good night rest here and slow, calm mornings to continue with my further day itinerary. And I found myself constantly gazing out the window for that lively local street view. Hotel is located near the concert venue, which was the main reason for me to stay here. And also I really enjoyed this neighborhood with cool coffee shops, bars, boulangerie, restaurants and all kind of hidden gems to explore.

Nothing to complaint about. Sometimes from my room I could hear neighbors and street noises too well, but it actually didn’t bothered me. Nights mostly were quiet.

It was an enjoyable stay! The room was cleaned daily, and the staff was friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this accommodation, especially for young people, as there are numerous cafes, restaurants, and bars nearby. There's a fantastic bar right across the street from the hotel. The only downside was that the people at that bar were quite loud and boisterous until the early morning hours, so if you prefer to keep your windows open, it might affect your sleep.

On the first day of check-in, we encountered a staff member who couldn't speak English or French. He mistakenly tried to overcharge us for city taxes, asking for 150.4€ instead of the correct amount, 15.4€ and he doesn’t understand a word when we try to explain him he want to charge us too much. We paid in cash to resolve the situation, assuming it was an accidental error. Everything was ok at the end but it's wise to remain cautious in such situations and better to have cash with you.

I booked it because of location and price and it looked a little bit interesting in the photos. It was run very efficiently by friendly staff. The breakfast for 10 euros was excellent and plentiful and healthy. The room was basic but everything worked, a small desk was useful. Window opens to fresh air or street air anyway.

My room could have used a storage space but it wasn't too inconvenient.

Location is excellent, close to shops/ eateries and Metro stations, clean room and comfortable bed, reception is 24hrs and can store luggage

Needed bigger pillows, street noise can be loud but not the hotels fault (will disturb light sleepers)

A larger than average room for Paris with a window opening onto a quiet back street. Not every room has this so you should specify this when booking. The bathroom is clean and modern. cleanliness is exceptional. We stayed in winter and the room was warm without heating. There is no aircon in the hotel so it is likely the room could be hot/stifling in summer. The location is unexceptional and a bit far out from the centre with not much in the nearby main streets. However, we discovered at the end of our stay that around the next Metro, Parmentier, and beyond there is a wealth of authentic Paris living areas with lots of little cafes etc and excellent bargain shopping. At Parmentier head left past the metro and the tabac adjacent to it to the next major cross street (maybe 400-500m) and then turn right along a long shopping street with everything in it. The cafe near the hotel, Chez Gaston, is best avoided for food but it has a good ambiance for a drink or so. Our food there was pretty poor especially for Paris. Across the main street from Chez Gaston is an excellent Italian restaurant which needs booking. The hotel staff will direct you. Not much else great around in food or facilities. The hotel staff are all friendly and helpful. Breakfast is buffet style and is good quality and value for money. However, it is very limited in choice (it's the same every day) so if you are staying more than say three days (we stayed five days) the monotony of the same cheese, sliced sausage, packaged fruit and yoghurt, bread and croissant, juice, coffee, muesli became too much and we could hardly bring ourselves to eat. But bear in mind that this costs only E10 per person and in a cafe you pay nearly that for a coffee and croissant. In all a good value, fair quality budget hotel with no frills giving you what you need and a bit more so that it compares favourably to other similar hotels.

The buffet breakfast was monotonous. Despite being advised in the booking that the price included all taxes and charges we were charged very hefty taxes, much more than the usual city tax. When raising this with the hotel we were advised this was a Booking.com problem and the hotel could not/would not rectify he problem.

The location was absolutely perfect. Situated in a gorgeous neighbourhood with a beautiful patisserie nearby and a metro within a few minutes. The room was a great size for Paris and perfect for a couple. It was a really clean and well kept hotel.

Fresh water each day would have been lovely. But nothing negative to say in all honesty! It was perfect.

The location is excellent, the room size isn't anything posh, but enough to have a proper rest and to take a shower. Nice, full height windows helps too keep the room cozy. Nothing special but convenient. I can imagine that in the summer heat the room can be too hot though.

Please be noticed that besides the bed and the shower there is barely nothing more in the room. I truly didn't like the lack of the kettle or a glass, but you can easily reach the boling water in the breakfast area ( all day long ) same as a mug or a glass. The elevator mostly don't work!!!

Location, the hotel is very well situated, in a great neighborhood, very close to the Metro, walking distance to the Marais, etc. The room was small but well-appointed, with comfortable beds, a good bathroom, very hot water, and was very clean. We had the breakfast (paid) every morning and it was very good.