A very good small hotel, not very close to the center but also not too far (and just in front of a metro station, in any case). Very kind and helpful staff. Nice breakfast, definitely better then the standard breakfast of 3* hotels in Paris. Clean and very comfortable overall. The room was quite small, but well furnished including a minibar and a water kettle. I was given the option to choose a bathroom with shower or with bathtub. All these things, again, are definitely not a standard for 3* hotels in Paris. The area is also calm and peaceful, never gave me the impression to be particularly dangerous or risky.

We loved having the balcony to view from. The attached restaurant/cafe for breakfast was lovely. The staff was friendly and welcoming throughout. The shower was fab and hot or cold if needed.

The room was a little small around two sides of the bed, very close to the windows and dressing table. We had to look up how to use the coffee machine online. There were only coffee pods provided. I like creamer in coffee, and tea bags were not provided.

Excellent location, comfortable room.

Breakfast was the most disappointing hotel breakfast I ever had. Very expensive for a very limited selection. They didn't even have wholewheat bread! Juice is hidden somewhere in a basket, no one points this out on the first day, you have to figure it out yourself. There's a counter where you can order eggs, staff there is not friendly at all. Only boiled eggs are included in your very expensive breakfast, you have to pay extra for fried or scrambled eggs. The music is pleasant, but the atmosphere is ruined by staff continiously throwing around cutlery and plates.

This is a small cozy hotel at Batignolles district of Paris. It is decorated in dark red colors, with some references to the time of 2nd empire (as follows from the name). It does look stylish! Nice combination of wallpaper, furniture and tiles in the bathroom. The location is convenient, the center can be reached by a pleasant walk, but there are many public transport connections as well (i prefer walk or cycle in Paris, it's too beautiful to traverse underground). The windows face the railroad leading to Saint-Lazare station. I particularly enjoyed the view of colorful trains going back and forth in the evening. The breakfast was good, but mostly French style, that is, don't expect scrambled eggs and bacon. On the other hand, it matched the hotel. The coffee for the breakfast was made in a "professional" coffee machine by an employee, so it was way better that the average "automatic" machine that you see in many hotels around. Overall, the stay was pure pleasure, it would be solid 10 if not the point mentioned below.

Personally, i strongly dislike any additional money transactions beyond what is common everywhere. This was the case of this hotel. I was asked to give 50 Eur deposit for the minibar. The money were returned at the check-out after the staff checked the room. Imagine i didn't have the cash. Than it would be likely holding/unholding money at my account (after some time). I don't take it easy, to be honest, i would prefer not to have minibar rather than to keep these transactions in mind. May be it's only my problem. As mentioned above, it would be solid 10 if not this issue. Note that it is also not mentioned in the house rules you see at the booking (this is a must in my opinion).

The room was very nice and spacious. We had a king sized bed, which was great also. The internet worked well and the bathroom was large. There is also a small refrigerator under the desk in case you need to keep anything cold. The location is quite good, but Pont Cardinet Metro, which is especially nice if you are arriving from Orly as it is on the Line 14 Metro. The neighborhood is good with groceries and small restaurants around. The hotel has a Spanish restaurant which has a limited menu but everything was good. The staff was all excellent and helpful and I had no issues during the stay.

If I have a complaint, it would be more of a request to put better curtains in the bathroom. I could see through the curtains outside and since I was on a lower floor, I felt conscious that we could be seen in the bathroom. Also, the area for the toilet is extremely tight and you have to watch as to not burn yourself on the towel drying rack.

Really lovely old Parisian style hotel. All facilities were clean, and the bed was very comfortable. Lovely little balcony from the room too. The heating was really good and kept the room warm. The staff were super helpful and friendly and helped with anything you needed. The lift was very useful if you had a lot of luggage too! The location was really good-close to the train station and a few metros. Very easy to get into the centre of Paris to see the sights! The district felt very safe too. Thank you to all the staff for a very lovely stay! :)

Nothing- I’d recommend to anyone! :)

The room was quaint, cute and comfy, except for the excruciating heat . The staff is very friendly and accommodating- especially Mariam. The location was great. I would’ve given it 10 stars, but my refrigerator was broken during my entire stay and I found glass in the sink. However, the staff did accommodate us and allowed us to place our perishables in the refrigerator downstairs /not as convenient, but helpful. I would definitely recommend this hotel.

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Our room was fantastic! We even had a little balcony which was super lovely to share a snack/drink and enjoy being in Paris! Bed and pillows were really comfy. I was a little worried about this location being so close to the train line but we didn't have any issues with noise. Turned out it was super handy being so close to the metro as we were on there multiple times a day getting to different parts of the city. Breakfast spread was amazing! The restaurant area down stairs is beautiful.

There wasn't any air conditioning in the room or it wasn't working so it got quite hot at night but we cracked a window and it wasn't too bad. There wasn't heaps of space in the room/around the bed area to open your luggage. There was a cupboard but I've never really been one to unpack when I'm only staying a few nights somewhere.

Since we went to Paris to attend Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter Tour at the Stade de France, I couldn’t be happier with the location. There’s a metro station right in front of the hotel which is only four stations away from the stadium. That made our life so easy on our way go and back from the concert. Besides that, the staff and the surroundings were also very pleasant. The room was quite small but nothing to really complain about. I’d stay there again.

We had a lovely stay at Maison Eugenie. The location is great..the metro and bus station are right across the street. There are restaurants around the area, the hotel restaurant has good Spanish food! The bed was really big and comfortable and had multiple pillows. I personally book it for the old-fashioned French look and loved it, so if you are looking for modern rooms look elsewhere. I read few comments about noise before booking and was worried, but we didn’t have any issues. Our room was on the side street, but we didn’t hear any noise. Not even from the hallway. The employees were great, we even arrived super early and didn’t expect to get a room but they went above and beyond and got us checked in quicker than expected. The breakfast was alright, I looked forward to the croissant and french baguette each day.

Service was a bit slow from the cafe/breakfast area.