It's location for the Gare du Nord was brilliant. Come out of the station, look to your left and there it is. The receptionist was very friendly and spoke good English. The room was very quiet in spite of being in the middle of the city. The bed was exceptionally comfortable. The hotel also provides free newspapers for guests. (The New York Times or Le Figaro).

Breakfast was a bit disappointing. The coffee was weak and the scrambled eggs were not replenished regularly. There was a need for a little more attention to maintenance. The tap in our hand basin dripped all the time and the plug release lever did not work so that we had to lift the plug out totally to prevent the basin from gradually filling up. The clip holding the shower head was also loose so the shower hung at an angle facing sideways.

Lovely clean hotel, great staff. Very helpful and friendly

The area has hundreds of migrants hanging about the Gard du Nord railway station dealing drugs and counterfeit cigarettes. Every time you go out you're asked for money. It's not just in this area it's everywhere. The tourist hot spots are especially bad. We saw lots of rats at the Eiffel tower and at Sacre Coeur. The streets are dirty and there is Graffiti everywhere. Take extra care on the public transport. I had my wallet stolen on a packed bus. It was 22 years ago since we went to Paris and it has gone downhill. We won't be going back.

Location! Even though it is located near the northern railway station it is far enough away from the hustle and bustle. It is close to the metro station. If you don't mind walking, Montmartre is a 20-minute walk from the hotel, and the Opera house is a half-hour walk away. The hotel is very clean and the rooms are bigger than usual in hotels in Paris. Breakfast is fresh and has a large selection. The rooms are soundproofed. Parking is close, not expensive and practical for anyone who comes to Paris by car.

The staff could speak better English and be a little more friendly. Although they were helpful, but they did not have accurate information. The breakfast lacked a selection of fresh vegetables for the salad.

Rooms were perfect for what we needed, comfortable beds, clean, no complaints. I liked the windows, if I remember correctly the window frames were timber which was really nice, there was no noise coming in from the road and curtains didn't let any light in so we had a really good night's sleep.

My mother, who checked in before me, had a very nice receptionist who told her that our request to have our rooms close together could be fulfilled, didn't ask her to pay straight away, etc. The one I had was not so friendly, told me rooms were on different floors and I had to pay straight away.

The room is a little small for two people but understandable given that Paris is an expensive city; however, it has a superb location right next to the tram and bus stations, making it accessible to all parts of Paris. The breakfast is also good. Additionally, I like Domingo for offering us to have an early check-in. We understand that room check-in is only at 2 PM, but he was generous enough to allow us to have our room much earlier than that.

Their service card in the room says that they provide dental kit; however, after asking the receptionist for it, they told us that they do not provide such facility.

Very close to Gare Du Nord and lots of small food outlets. Ideal base for trains and Eurostar. Room was comfortable, beds very good and staff helpful and friendly. We had 3 large windows with blockout curtains. A very comfortable Parisian style boutique hotel. Would happily stay here again.

The only small thing was we would have preferred a small fridge but as it was super cold outside we left the milk on the balcony overnight - perfect solution!

Overall a good place to stay and great location between to major train stations and Metro. Price good for location and overall quality. Clean and tidy too. Breakfast was quite good.

Shower was tiny and pillows were too firm are really the only complaints. We had a top floor room which was great for views, but as it had a sloping ceiling which made it a bit tight to get past the bed. Overall the floor layout was good though so I expect the rooms on the other levels are great.

The staff was very polite, the place is clean, although we caught a huge bed bug the first night. But for the next ones we had no problems. Our room was cleaned every day and towels were changed. Close to public transport stops, shops and bakeries.

The neighborhood is a bit unpleasant at night, there are a lot of suspicious faces, just avoid the late hours. They charged us another 75 euro city tax, although it says that it is included in the price in booking. The shower and sink in the bathroom are quite depreciated. The channels on the TV are on in french.

Hotel is minutes from Gare du Nord, yet removed from the unpleasantness of a station area. Very fine old Parisian building on a corner, I had 5th floor room with a balcony. French windows (literally!) and strategic touch of net curtains which some places don't, forgetting their guests may want privacy. Walk a few minutes and you are on the bridge over Gare de l'Est train lines, with an urban park. Very quiet room (except for roadwork on street, obviously not permanent). Lounge area downstairs cosy, has pencils and colouring sheets, relaxing place to wait before heading for train.

Not the only hotel to have no mirror exposed to natural daylight, and hair dryer in bathroom the basic type that blows your hair in 3 directions at the same time. Very minor quibbles for an overall very pleasant stay.

The hotel was inbetween Gare d'Nord and Gare d'Est. Only a couple of minutes by foot. The room had a kettle, tea and coffee. Very comfortable bed (but quite high pillows). They had a lift, but it was quite small. The room had an interesting shape, and was alittle clumsy to get into (but nothing major). It was a good place for a short stay!

The room appeared to have been cleaned some time ago, and therefore it was quite dusty. It also had a type of fabric wallpaper that seemed to catch a lot of the dust, so I would not recommend this room to someone with dust allergy.