The Staff was Superb! Rooms were Clean and renovated with nice size bathrooms and plenty of counter space. Bed was very comfortable, and the Nespresso Coffee machine was a bonus! Good Wifi, and TV dark shades. The location was very convenient! 10 minutes walk from the Eifel Tower, 5 minutes from the Seine and there are plenty of restaurants, cafes and grocery stores within 2 blocks which added to the neighborhoods charm....and unlike other neighborhoods they were open and lively.

We LOVED our View out the windows of the Eifel Tower but that came with a small trade off of hearing the garbage and delivery trucks at 4am...It may not have been so bad, but we had the windows open since the A/C was not working in our room which we believe is an anomaly as it looked like a nice new system just not working for us and I would not let it deter us from a future stay. They offered other rooms but we just made do with fans. Only other caveat to be aware of is there is no elevator and its 3 flights to the top floor. Not bad unless your suite cases are heavy.

The staff who were not less than perfect and professional especially the lady managing the breakfast as well as the reception team. They were extremely attentive to details and take immediate action to make our stay joyful, easy and comfortable. A lot of cafes, restaurants, patisseries and supermarkets. The design of the hotel and the rooms was artistic and fantastic. The Brasserie underneath was great and the food was so tasty! We will definitely come again and we highly recommend it!

Nothing! The hotel did not have lifts but this was not a problem for us especially that the staff helped us with the luggage.

I love this chic charming comfortable PRISTINE little hotel. a wonderful attentive kind staff who really made me feel at home- My cozy room was perfection- the most comfortable bed with crisp fresh beautiful quality linens- a wonderful shower, an air conditioner that really really works (!!!) - GORGEOUSLY decorated (truly inspired creativity!) I was sad to miss the restaurant ( it was closed for summer vacation) but I’ll be back ASAP .. Once it’s reopened I won’t see a reason to leave the property( just kidding.. sort of!) Thank you everyone for giving me such a nice stay- a tres bientôt j’espère ! ♥️

The flight of stairs upon entering the hotel are a bit of a pain with luggage ( definitely not suitable for anyone disabled) but the fantastic staff is always available to help. Its absolutely worth the hassle!

Amazing location for people looking to tour around the main attractions in the city. Great property with good rooms. Quiet neighborhood and easy access to public transportation.

No elevator, can be a bit of a lift to get your luggage up to your room. It can also be a bit hard to find how to get into the hotel, since the restaurant is more prominent and the door to the hotel is a bit non-descript and hard to open.

The location is fantastic. Not too touristy, yet close to the sites. We walked to most of our destinations. But there’s a metro nearby. The hotel has a very cool vibe. Artistic and quirky interior: very unique! The staff is incredible and the breakfast is a must!

There’s nothing negative to be said about this place. If you have to be picky: maybe a clearer sign where to enter the hotel. It’s a small door on the same side as the restaurant. But it’s really to be very difficult, honestly.

My husband and I stayed here for 4 nights in early April. The location of the hotel in proximity to everything is excellent - lots of restaurants, bakeries and bars within walking distance. We ate at the hotel restaurant the first night we arrived and it was also good. The room we stayed in had an inner courtyard view and was on the 2nd floor above the lobby. The stairs were pretty narrow to get up and down with our bags but you are in Paris, after all! The room and hotel itself was beautiful - the branding was thoughtfully woven throughout the entire experience (even the door handles). Our room had nice big bathroom with a nice shower and soaps etc. A mini fridge and bathrobes allowed us to enjoy our time spent in the room (which wasn’t a lot).

The only real negative is just that the ceilings were quite low so it felt a little claustrophobic at times, and for the cost of the room it would have been nice if breakfast had been included (more amenities). But with all the bakeries nearby, it wasn’t an issue! The price was on par with other hotels for its excellent location.

A boutique hotel with character and a fantastic restaurant downstairs. Comfortable large bed, robes and nice toiletries. We had a large shower but I understand other rooms only have a bath with a handheld shower head. A bit noisy (could hear other guests and housekeeping in the hallway) but not too bad considering the central location our room faced the street. Staff were very helpful with check in and assisting with requests. Complimentary water on the first night was appreciated.

Sound proofing could be better. No lift but only a few flights of stairs.

Very clean, quiet and comfortable! Maria, this is for you: Muito obrigada pela sua generosidade e simpatia! Queria poder ficar mais tempo em Paris e conversar mais contigo! The breakfast was delicious, I’m obsessed with the cat and everyone was so nice and helpful! It’s 10min away from the Eiffel Tower and lots of cafes on that same very street! Will come back!!! Merci! - Camila & Peter

The room was beautifully decorated and also had a view of the Eiffel Tower (which I wasn’t expecting and was an added bonus). Location was great for various touristic sights.

The room was totally open plan so the bathroom formed part of the main room. The shower did not drain properly so there was water all over the floor.

The location was excellent: walkable to good restaurants and bars, step onto the street and see the Eiffel Tower right there, which is walkable, too. Close to two subway stops. The bed was comfortable, too.

The shower was annoying to use as a shower. It was a bathtub with a handheld shower handle. No option to hold the handle up high. The curtain also forced you to either spray water all over the floor or have it stick to your body the whole time. The only effective way to bathe was to use it as a bathtub. There was also no elevator (standard for Paris), and the twisting staircase made it a little more difficult to carry up luggage.