The staff is very friendly. They offer you coffee or tea upon arrival. We left our luggage with them on our last day without any problems. Public transport is very close to the accommodation, which allows for easy transfer to the sights. There are shops and good restaurants in the immediate vicinity of the Hotel (especially Le Zinc - I highly recommend it because they have very tasty food and reasonable prices. That's why we ate there 3 times). For sightseeing in Paris, I highly recommend this accommodation.

There is nothing in particular that I did not like.

We made it to the hotel late at night but reception is open 24/7 so we had no problems checking-in. The entrance is locked from 10pm to 7am. If you arrive late at night for your check-in, don’t worry- they will give you the code, you just have to ring the bell. Everybody we met there was very friendly. It has an elevator. We didn’t have breakfast but when we passed through where it was served it smelled very, very nice. The AC works perfectly, it wasn’t noisy. The room had an electric kettle. Also a nice Philips hairdryer. Close to the hotel is a burger joint that works till late at night. We tried the restaurants near it and they were nice. The location is very good - two minute walking distance to two metro stations.

Our room was on the smaller side. The bathroom is quite close to the bed and although it has a nice sliding door you will be able to hear everything. So I don’t recommend it to couples that are not used to each other’s bathroom noises. We had very little baggage so the lack of a wardrobe was not an issue.

Staff were great, friendly and welcoming. Rooms are small but absolutely fine. Bathroom set up is a little strange with one wall of the shower being red see through plastic that u can then see into the bedroom and vice versa! Not sure of its purpose but there is a curtain on the bedroom side u can pull for privacy.

The bedroom doors do slam quite loudly and the majority of guests don’t attempt to close them quietly even very early or very late at night so perhaps a sign would be a good idea on doors asking guests to be considerate of others when closing doors?

The location was in a quiet neighborhood. There were plenty of cafes nearby to choose from. It's situated between two metro stops. The room was clean apart from some mold on the ceiling of the shower, but I'm sure that's a tough place to get to. The AC worked, it just takes several hours as it was very slow, however the surroundings were quiet enough that you could leave a window open that night and still sleep comfortably. The bed was extremely comfortable. The staff gave us cute little gifts when we left.

We were on the 4th floor and the wifi signal was extremely spotty and only got decent signal if we sat on the floor next to the door. Not great.

Staff were warm and exceptionally kind. Always a thoughtful word when we passed the Reception area. Even gave us a welcome drink on arrival. Good breakfast, good value for price. Although we did not use it, they even had a bar. The area around the hotel was also good. There were many restaurants and cafes.

Unfortunately the only negatives are the small rooms and small shower. But we cannot complain considering the good price we paid. This was more than made up by the warm staff. We would definitely come back.

We were there for the Tennis in the Accord Arena, so location was perfect. A mere10 min walk. Staff were very helpful and Buffet breakfast was amazing -delicious food, all you could eat & drink for €14. Very clean and mattresses very comfortable. My only complaint would be that the room was quite small as were the Twin beds but still good value for peak period due to Tennis Event (27/10/24 to 3/11/24. Thank you Quartier Bercy, we really enjoyed our stay with you! 🙂

Small beds and small room (205)

Check in was quick and simple with a very warm welcome. Our room was really nice and the bed was super comfy. One thing I noticed about the hotel was how quiet it was, we had the window open all day and night and didn’t hear any noise from outside. There are only a few rooms on each floor so we didn’t hear any other guests either. Breakfast was amazing, not a huge selection but everything you need and something for everyone. We loved the sausages, bacon and also the big tub of Nutella. Location was amazing, 2 mins walk from a metro to access anywhere in Paris, I think it was about 20 mins to the Eiffel Tower. I stayed with my 11 year old daughter and felt very safe here. I would definitely stay here again

Location is great, 3min walking distance to different means of transport (bus and metro). Super quiet rooms, cleaning service was great. There is also the possibility for breakfast. Rooms are good, the bed is comfortable, there is a small table and chair.

Keep in mind that if you get to the hotel after 22.00, the front door is locked with a code.

Upon arriving, I would describe the vibe of Le Quartier as posh, especially relative to the neighborhood. I found everything sanitary. The air conditioning was great for the hot summer day. I particularly liked the neighborhood, which was very quaint compared to the major streets it was squeezed between, and had a local feel to it, which was reflected in the clientale at the nearby cafe's. The block has just about everything you'll need, including a large grocery store (Monoprix), a bakery, restaurant/beer/wine/food galore. The staff were nice and spoke good English, which for me helps as my french n'est pas bon.

The room was a little smaller than just about every hotel room I've stayed in-- I actually tripped on my shoes, which of course was part my fault, but also there's maybe a foot of clearence on the sides of the bed, and a little more at the end of the bed Also, the shower was a little awkward, but manageable.

A good comfortable and clean room which was a great place to sleep while enjoying the day in Paris. Staff were very accommodating. Hotel is quiet as it's set back off the street in a courtyard. While the location is a little out of centre away from busier areas, it's on two métro lines so it was very easy to get around to both the busy north side of the Seine, and tourist attractions on the south. Check-out is at midday so you can sleep in. I got a really good price so it was great value.

The room was small, but that's pretty standard in Paris. Location could be better, but could be worse. The breakfast wasn't really worth the money - just grab a coffee and croissant at the boulangerie or head out for brunch to a café such as Passager (a few stops away on Rue Ledru Rollin).