The location is prime. The metro is just 2 minutes away. There are several cafes and even a small grocery/bodego close by. It's also a great location if you like to walk. The manager and the staff were friendly and helpful and overall just amazing! I didn't eat breakfast there, but a friend who also stayed at the hotel did and he seemed to like it. I'm allergic to feathers and they had no problem giving me non-feather pillows. As a matter of fact, I sent several messages to the hotel before I arrived and they always answered promptly! They had a kettle, tea, instant coffee, and even little chocolates in the room. They make a great effort to make your stay as comfortable as possible. <3 :-)

They have breakfast in the basement, but it was mostly cereals and pastries and I have celiac's disease so there wasn't a lot of choices. Something to think about if you have gluten issues. But, my friend who isn't gluten-free liked it just fine. The furnishings are a bit dated, but not worn. I am very petite, but if you are an average size or larger person the shower is going to be a problem. I was barely able to turn around in it. With that said, a small shower is pretty typical in Europe. Even though the shower was small, the water was hot!

Cooked meat for breakfast could be nice. I did not appreciate the silent judgement of the night receptionist looking at the clock on the wall when I came back to the hotel in a very quiet, respectful and sober manner after 2AM. It is their rules to force leaving the keys at the reception. As a solo grown woman travelling I certainly do not demand judgement about what time I come back to my room that I paid full price for. He should learn to keep his silent judgement to himself. Not a good business move in 2024.

Great location, lovely staff, room a decent size for Paris city centre.

Breakfast wasn’t great and only 1 milk in the room tea/coffee tray was odd. Lift was tiny which was difficult for us with 3 suitcases. But these are very minor niggles. Would book this hotel again

The hotel is well located next to the Metro stop and in the center of the Marais, with lots of cafes and bistros nearby. The beds were very comfortable and the room was quiet. The heating was very efficient and the lighting of the room perfect. The room and bathroom were very clean, the shower worked well. The breakfast was very good, with plenty of choice. All the staff of the hotel have been very pleasant and professional. Last, we have been happy that the elevator worked very well!

Being in the 3rd arrondissement, it is not surprising that the room was small, as well as the bathroom. We wish our room had been a little more spacious. One suggestion: installing a couple of coat hangers by the door of the room would be helpful.

Location is excellent . 80metres to metro station.

Noise from the street. If you go there and want a quiet room ask for the room with the window on backyard and not on a street .

Superb central location - Metro a few steps away, much within walking distance, and amazing variety of eating and drinking on the doorstep. Room very clean (and kept clean), warm and comfortable, perfectly quiet, with unusually excellent lighting. Big, comfortable bed. Bathroom small but clean and up-to-date with everything you need, great shower with good pressure and ample hot water. Staff very helpful and pleasant. Really couldn’t ask for more.

The breakfast room was rather tiny, and we aren’t fans of machine coffee, but the spread was varied, generous and fresh, and the staff lovely.

Austin's Arts Et Metier was all I thought it would be and more. The hotel was located near a subway entrance, and I liked the fact that my room was made daily, which tends not to be the case these days.

I thought the toiletries should have been more plentiful. Don't go small with shower gel and soap.

Beautifully renovated rooms with a working fridge. Rich breakfast, even with soy/almond milk and still plenty of fresh items at 9:45. they even serve the radishes peeled, haha. Great situation near to metro station and in a interesting and safe area for walking through the Marais. Quiet. Mostly friendly receptionists.

Breakfast room at basement has now windows. But it‘s cozily done, management makes the best of the room.

The staff is always friendly and smiling, letting you feel very welcome. The hotel is situated in a quiet street, walking distance from the République square where you can take several metro lines. It's about 2km from Gare du Nord and gare de l'Est, if you come by train. The room was spacious enough, well-lit, cosy and comfortable. The bathroom is fine, although the antique wall-mounted hairdryer would need replacement. Breakfast is good. A variety of cold food and hot drinks, large enough to satisfy everyone. For a typical french breakfast, fresh baguette is the best anyway!

The only thing that could be improved is the quality of orange juice at breakfast. But that's very minor of course.

Such a cute small boutique hotel with friendly front desk check in who understand/speak good enough English to answer many questions. The morning guy even helped me with my very limited French 😆. The room was so cute and big enough for me (solo traveler) but would’ve been a little too small for more than one person especially with suitcases (unless you’re a light traveler). It was decorated in a style that felt like older French aristocrats palace decor. Breakfast was delicious with plenty of fresh selections of fruits/veggies, boiled eggs, croissants, etc. The breakfast staff is very good with keeping its stocked even for late comers like me 😆 Loved the location in the 3rd arr. Hotel is located in a cute neighborhood with plenty of restaurants and shopping. It’s also very close to the metro station 🚉 line 3 & 11.

Bed was slight hard & uncomfortable but i eventually got use to it. My room was on the street side so it was a bit noisy with the bar staying open late and the street workers starting early. It didn’t bother me too much but if you’re a light sleeper ask for a room on the opposite side.