The hotel is clean and easy to find. Close to two metro stations and with a nice relaxing area, bar, and restaurant. Most staff were lovely, and the bar man even let me try the wine before I chose. There is a water cooler in the bar that you can fill bottles from.

The hotel advertised tea and coffee making facilities, and yes, there was a kettle and coffee machine, but they didn't keep the supplies stocked up. When I asked for more, I was spoken to very rudely by a staff member at reception and told i was asking for too much milk. Don't advertise tea and coffee making facilities if you don't want to supply them for the whole stay.

Its very close to the metro and the room’s have A/C. The staff were very attentive and the beds are comfy.

Its close to a main road and you hear the cars and traffic

The hotel had very comfy beds, and they were made up every day without fail. The staff were very helpful with everything we needed, including opening the breakfats buffet an hour early on the morning Paris marathon so people could eat before the race. The location was great with a metro line 2 minutes walk away. There is a supermarket literally next door and plenty of bakeries and restaurants around, too. The restaurant was great, too. We ate there one night for the buffet and the quality of food was so good. Very reasonable pricing, too.

Whilst the hotel met our needs for what we wanted, the room was a little small, and it didn't have a huge amount of space for storage.

Room size, cleanliness, and facilities are great. Selection of cheese, cold cuts, bread, juices, cereals, and warm food for breakfast is generous and delicious. As for the location, it's a short walk to the Crimee Metro Station along Line 7. While the hotel is at the 19th arrondissement, said Metro Line also runs through stations of places of interest - Louvre Museum, Opera Garnier, Galeries Lafayette, and Gare de l'Est. You can easily reach the city center in less than 30 minutes + it's relatively closer, if not the closest arrondissement, to the Charles de Gaulle airport. Lastly, the hotel staff was really helpful and accommodating when we had to unexpectedly stay for another night because our flight was postponed by at least 10 hours.

There were a number of unhoused people on the street between the hotel and the metro station, which could be unsettling for some guests.

Close to metro 7( Crimée).The staff very attentive and polite...Room sterile clean...Breakfast much better,than perfekt...I was very satisfied...!

Location is excellent. A short walk both to the metro station (Crimee) as well as to the railway station Rosa Parks. Room a bit cramped, but overall cozy. Fortunately I got the room from the side of the courtyard and not from the street, which means that it was relatively quiet and I was able to sleep with the open window. Bed was a good match for me, I slept like a baby every night :). Bathroom is decent and had no issues at all. Breakfast as for 3* french hotel offered a lot of choices of foods and everything was good and tasty :)

The only thing I believe could be corrected is to offer a bit more of the vegetables for breakfast, and the middle elevator sometimes had some issues. Otherwise everything was perfect.

The overall impression of the hotel is great. Nice and helpful staff, clean rooms (cleaning every day), nice and comfortable bed, cozy room. There is a restaurant in the hotel which is very convenient as well as nice common area where you can spend your time. The location was good. Next to the metro and lots of shops, pharmacies, bakeries etc. The area is quiet even though the hotel is located next to the road it was very comfortable to sleep. And what was very surprising, I didn’t hear any noise from neighbours. The only thing that bothered a bit was that the temperature of water in the shower was changing itself from super hot to lightly warm. Also, I felt like it was a lack of the lightening. The weather during my stay was not that sunny and the room didn’t have proper lightening on the ceiling, only some local lamps. In general. Would definitely recommend staying here. Very nice and comfortable place for its price.

Room was spacious and exceptionally clean, we felt comfortable. Enjoyed the offering of tea and coffee in the room, it was refreshing after a long drive. The temperature inside the room was warm throughout, which we found agreeable. Wifi had excellent speed throughout our stay. Everything at the breakfast buffet was perfect, although the scrambled eggs and sausages had a somewhat odd flavour. Not bad, but odd. It was convenient to have access to breakfast at the hotel. Parking offered at the hotel is competitively priced (€20 per night). I'm disabled so the added accessibility offered by parking under the hotel was the main reason I booked here. Please note you can't reserve a parking space ahead of time, it depends on availability when you arrive. I messaged the hotel about it and they said they could make no promises of availability, but would try their best for us, which I thought was really accomodating. We arrived early and indeed there was a spot for us. The staff was super friendly and welcoming throughout our stay. Public transit was easily reachable from the hotel. Neighbourhood was a typical Parisian neighbourhood, we enjoyed the vibes. There's supermarkets and lots of eateries nearby. I think our room wasn't on the street-facing side of the hotel, but nevertheless, we could hear a lot of emergency service sirens day and night. This didn't bother us, but if you're a light sleeper, maybe some ear plugs would be a good idea. The mattress is on the hard side, but we had a comfortable sleep nonetheless. All the sheets were very clean and the room smelled good. The beds are a nice size. The rooms are well-furnished, with chairs, desk, hangers, kettle, luggage holder, tv. Overall, you definitely get a three star experience here. Economical and totally pleasant. I would recommend staying here.

The hotel is really clean and the breakfasts are pretty good and not as expensive as everywhere else in Paris. Rooms are reasonably priced and metro station is in walking distance of the hotel.

The biggest disadvantage is that the rooms are not roomy at all! You basically get a bed and not much space more than that. I got the superior room and even that was not really much more than a bed. The cleaning lady forgets things quite often so you have to go down and report and ask for a redo. I did it once but didnt feel like going down every night. The hotel is about half an hour from the city center so you will be taking the transit to and from the touristy places of the city, but if you are on a budget its not really that bad.

The staff were friendly and helpful. The hotel was clean and well kept. However, our first room was so tiny we were quite uncomfortable. We paid an extra 20 Euro per night for a much larger room and were quite comfortable there.

The in-house breakfast was quite expensive and not good value. Fruit in fruit salad was mostly unripe apples. Juices were from concentrate. Coffee came from a machine. Location of the hotel was quite distant from Paris' main attractions but the neighbourhood was well serviced by Metro and had some interesting stores and restaurants.