Location 5 minutes walking to Gare de Nord station for Eurostar train, cleanness perfect level, really comfy bed just about right and friendly staff, can leave luggage after check out. We did not try their breakfast, we dinner out at Mangioni Paris, 3 mins walking to the hotel. It is a small restaurants offering delicious food and not expensive at all. We 4 people spend €55. Better book in advance as weekend can be really busy. I was advised need to take damage deposit when checked in, but they normally issue refund in the evening after you check out. Better mention this in the description.

It is not a new posh hotel so facility is bit of old but very clean through out. No Air conditioner will be hot inside the room during summer, tiny bathroom, but as the budget hotels only 5 mins to Gare de Nord station, location is more important for a family stay, temperature is not a problem. We just sleep with pyjamas without covering anything, children are very happy as so many restaurants around. The hotel is in city centre close to station, can be noise especially at weekend nights, not a problem for us. Photos are different to the room.

This is a nice hotel very close to Gare du Nord and 15 minutes by underground to the Sorbonne (where my conference was held), which was very convenient. I got a spatious room with almost everything I needed, including a kettle and tea-bags. The wifi was very good and the breakfast fine. The staff were nice and helpful.

During the two weeks before my arrival I kept receiving messages from the hotel about registration, breakfast and other info, which was supposed to be helpful but in fact was somewhat annoying. The bathroom was very small, and there were extra towels which I did not need. The room did not have a wardrobe or shelf to put things into (but I had too few things to need it, anyway). The breakfast could be somewhat more varied, but was ok.

Location ! Location ! Location ! Less than five minutes walk from Gare du Nord although if I am honest with you I prefer the smaller Barbes Rochechouart station, means you don't even have to bring up google maps on your phone. Just exit the station from the main exit turn right, walk to the end of the road and slight right again onto Boulevard de Magenta and #129 is almost in front of you across the road. I arrived on the first train from London so I was super early for check-in but the hotel was kind enough to keep my bags until later in the afternoon. When I returned, the friendly check-in was a breeze and they all speak wonderful English which is more than can be said for my poor French. I had room 32 on the third floor. It was adequate for just me and the shower was piping hot. The bed was super comfortable, in fact very comfortable and for the four nights I was there I had no complaints. Its very clean and they change the towels daily although I could have used the same one twice. The TV had mainly French channels but CNN was perfect for me. Although it is in a busy part of Paris, my room at the back was super quiet and I did not hear any traffic at all. No its not in romantic St Germain, the Marais or Rue de Rivoli but you will pay much more for a room that you will only sleep in. Day or night the area around Gare du Nord and the hotel was very very busy with people going about their business. No need to feel intimidated. I've been visiting Paris for almost 30 years and never been a victim of crime. Just use the same street smart that you would use at home and you'll be fine. Bars, restaurants and boulangeries abound day and night. The little blue shop behind the hotel on Rue de Dunkerque sells water and drinks half the price of local supermarkets. I can recommend L'Annexe 13 rue des Trois Frères, Paris 75018, at the foot of the Sacre Coeur for amazing meals but you have to book as they are mega popular.

Everything was perfect, I had no complaints. Although the hotel is in a busy part of Paris, I felt perfectly safe coming home late in the evenings and there was always someone on reception too which was nice. I'd return in a heartbeat.

I had the most heartwarming experience while staying here. On my first day I had a migraine attack and couldn't even stand on my feet but the personal at the Lennon hotel helped me like I was some relative of theirs. Specially Joaquim, who saw the situation and helped me and my mom with dedication and patience. His kindness was gigantic, he even walked us to the Gare du Nord Hospital and translated to the personal the situation. His commitment and words of encouragement will always be remembered! Thank you very very much. The hotel is super clean! The room was cozy and with a cool vibe at the same time. The location: amazing! Only two streets from Gare du Nord. I really liked the style and decoration. And, to be honest, who wouldn't wanted to stay on a hotel named after John Lennon? Next time I visit Paris I'll book here again, no doubt!

Very convenient location very close to Gare du Nord. The room was pleasantly decorated and quite large. Breakfast was fine but not amazing. Being able to leave our bags there before and after check in and out was very handy.

The heating was ducted and only came out in one room, so that bedroom got over heated so that the other room could get warm enough. The shower splashed all over the edge of the bath and made the floor quite wet. Two of the light switches didn't work properly and so to turn the light on or off the bulb had to be screwed or unscrewed.

Still need my deposit back

Still need my deposti back

The new hotel is situated next to Gare North. As expected the region itself (10th) is clumsy and the condition in the area wasn't comparable to other districts in Paris (e.g. 5th, 6th, 7th). But the price is super and the staff in the hotel is super friendly and nice. Walking distance to Montmartre. Next to the hotel, there is a bike rental station where you can ride a bike to the center in 20 min.

No water boiler in the room.

The staff spoke very good English and were very helpful.

I really wish there was air conditioning available or at least a fan to hire during my stay because it was really hot at night.

Great location near the train station and many restaurants. We stayed on the top floor and had a great sky light in our room. Not a huge room but all that we needed. I liked that our room had a floor fan that we could move around at night. Besides keeping us cool, it also provided a bit of white noise. That being said, there was not a lot of street noise, I just like sleeping with some type of white noise and the fan fit the bill. The staff was super!! Everyone was very friendly and helpful.

I can't think of anything that we did not like! OK, well, we had a difficult time keeping the bathroom floor dry. The tub/shower lacked a shower curtain. In the end we thought that it was just us who did not know how to use the shower wand and keep the water from going out of the tub/shower.

We really loved the position of the hotel - close to all commuting options or, if you like longer walks, you can reach some of the most important attractions by foot. Personnel was extremely pleasant and helpful. It is a cheap, old hotel so it's good to set your expectations, as you get what you are paing for. Overall it was ok, quite clean (towels changed everyday) confy bed (a bit small)

Bathroom: everything was leaking (sink, shower, even wc) Breakfast: quite limited options and not best quality but in the end ot was ok Doors: not soundproof at all. If not careful, they make a lot of noise when closed and everybody in the hotel will hear you