A very good hotel, with an almost ok breakfast, but a little diversified. Too bad the scrambled eggs were mixed with some kind of cream and I couldn't eat them. At breakfast, we always had a gentleman supervisor, as in a children's camp, we only received a spoon upon request, and you could only sit at the table designated by the supervisor. The ladies employed are very helpful, but the gentlemen employed not so much. The cleaning is well done. We had the opportunity to use the storage space for suitcases (as in any hotel). At the accommodation, we were told that we can help ourselves with water and other things during the day. But one evening a gentleman scolded us, that we were not allowed in the dining room and we felt stupid! I stayed 5 nights, but in the last 2 nights I didn't have bathrobes in the room, and at the reception a gentleman told us that they had problems with the laundry. On the last night, a group of very noisy young people stayed, almost at 2 am. I spoke to the gentleman at the reception, but nothing happened, so I had to take care of it myself and tell them that I would call the police if they didn't calm down. It worked. I had two rooms: executive and classic. The only difference between them was that the executive room was a little bigger. The executive room had a view of the inner courtyard (1st floor, room 103), and the classic room had a view of the Sacre-Coeur (5th floor, room 503). Regarding the location, if you understand the Parisian transport system, you can manage, but if you want to walk, be prepared to wear your shoes. It is worth mentioning the exceptional internet for a hotel (captive wifi) 30MB/s. I managed to use Google TV plugged into HDMI, although difficult to access. The transfer service provided by the hotel upon departure to the airport was very good. We requested a van, because we were 4 people with a lot of luggage. We paid the fixed price of 90 euros with the card when we arrived at the airport.

Greater attention to customers, smaller pillows, better breakfast.

Location was perfect, close to everything you need; restaurants, cafés, bars, grocery shops, metro stations all around. Neighborhood felt safe and quiet. Checking in and out was easy. Room was big and clean, full of amenities, it had a view to the garden. A terrace was wonderful located on 5th floor. Staff were helpful, room service was fast, the kittle is upon request but there is a coffee machine. Price value ratio was excellent. Would highly recommend it.

Bed was NOT comfortable, yet it’s subjective to what you like.

We had a very nice stay in this hotel! The room was spacious enough. Very good bed with two pillows 👊🏼 A really good and hot rainshower. The door closes very well so the door outside the shower stays dry! Which is not always the case in hotels. The staff was so friendly and helpfull, especially when we told them it was to warm for us in the room. The location of the hotel is perfect. We had a room looking out at the atrium. Which was perfect cause really silent in the evening and at night. We didn’t book breakfast. But we loved the fact that there was an honesty bar! Where we drank a nice cup of coffee for free. We will come back!

- Hôtel Opéra Liège offers excellent accommodation with rooms way above the average in Paris, spacious, bright, fully equipped, clean and without noise pollution. - The location is excellent too, as the hotel is situated in one of the best sites in the city to get a genuine experience. The broader area is both residential and business, while it is great to get to the main attractions. - Transportation is superb, as there is a metro station and a bus stop within three minutes walking. Europe, Clichy and of course Gare St Lazare all are just minutes away and there are plenty of dining and street food choices around. - The breakfast includes high quality cheese and cold cuts. - Staff, they are all friendly and with the right attitude. - High value for monet overall.

- Although tasteful and fresh, the breakfast should have a greater variety of goods. The feeling is of a three star hotel. In general it seems like they do not welcome dining in, there is no proper kitchen and there is only a room-service card. - As with dining, the bar operates more like a room minibar. There is no bartender, not even for a few hours on a daily basis. Despite looking nice, there are no people, no socializing and you need to prepare everything by yourself. - We missed a Smart TV in the room.

* Great breakfast, especially during weekdays (Monday - Friday) * Great location, Opera House is 10-15min walk, Sacré-Cœur de Montmartre is 15-20min, Moulin Rouge is 10min away * Great options for lunch, brunch nearby. Great choice nearby, explore around! * Hotel staff is extremely helpful and hardworking. If you have any issues just feel free to ask about them and they will help you resolve them!

* Breakfast tends to be a served a bit slower on weekends. I think if hotel improves this then its amazing breakfast service!

Absolutely amazing stay at Opéra Liège! From check in to check out the staff were lovely, very friendly and helpful. The room was comfortable with all the amenities you needed, the bathroom was nice and modern and bigger than what we expected. The room was small but there was still enough space around to get ready and move about for 2 of us. The staff left us a lovely little card, balloons and some macarons for our honeymoon which was a lovely touch! The location was perfect, the metro is 2 mins away and can access all the tourist spots. Moulin rouge is not a far walk away and there’s plenty of lovely coffee shops and restaurants around too. Despite the road outside sometimes being busy with traffic it was really quiet in the hotel and we weren’t disturbed with any city noise! The rooftop is gorgeous and we often sat up there with a drink to relax after a day walking the sites. We would 100% recommend to anyone, thank you for a lovely stay!

Nothing

good hotel, but the price should be lower.

I didn’t like the smell if food on my room. but the hotel was nice, they offered me to change the room. but as I unpacked all my things, I didn’t want to pack them again. I didn’t like the attitude of reception , when we were with my collegue working on a computer at the desk in the lobby where there is a special place for that and she told us to go at the bar, we said that we want to stay here, but she insisted and said that she wants us to go there. That felt really offensive. but we didnt want to ruin our day and argue with het.

Excellent and large twin bed in a city where twin beds often are a bit small. The location near Liege subway station is a good base to visit Paris from. Some good restaurants around the corner.

Sunday afternoon reception staff was away for a very long time, the telephone was not picked up and the toilets were out of order (since the morning). Several people waiting to check in and needing to go to a bathroom is a bit of a problem then. I was not really happy at night with a downstairs bathroom and my bare feet not with stairs made of stone with aluminium strips. But is was spacious, clean and with shower and bath.

If you have reservations at the Moulin-Rouge, the Opera Liege Hotel couldn't be more convenient. Only a few short blocks away and yes, the hotel has umbrellas! Front desk personnel were extremely helpful and friendly. They accommodated our luggage when we arrived early and helped with reservations and directions. The rooms were clean, well appointed, and well sized for Europe. The internet worked well and we could not hear the elevator and our room was next to it.

Very disappointed we could not get Netflix to work and was surprised the hotel technician could not get it to work either. Also, was surprised there were no English-speaking shows or movies available either. The breakfast area is small, and their beautiful buffet is confined by the tight quarters.

Room was good, although a bit small. Bed was very nice and comfortable. The hotel and room were overall very clean. Coffee and tea were on the house which was very good. Breakfast was decent. The location was very good for our case, although the street itself is not the nicest. Very well connected with train/metro and plenty of taxi available on demand. Area is safe and walking distance to some of the major Paris landmarks.

One of the lights in the bathroom didn't work and the extraction fan runs non-stop. Breakfast is quite expensive. The whole stay is too expensive in my opinion, should be 70% of the price I paid to be fair. The view from the room is not amazing and some parts of the hotel are under maintenance.