The location is just perfect, close to the station, and the neighborhood is something straight out of a french movie. The view of the room was also breathtaking, and the staff was kind and helpful.

Well, it is an old building, and some things really do need reparing or just need to be replaced (The AC doesn't work, shower was leaking to the bathroom floor).

Location for exploring Montmartre is excellent. The room had a balcony with seating that was very charming. Staff was a bit cold and unfriendly, but not to the point of rudeness. One clerk tried to upsell transportation to the airport via a private taxi via a call from his phone and advised us that the train was “complicated.” It’s not. The train is easy and cost a few euros vs. the €60+ the hotel clerk offered.

The café at the corner is not very nice and attracts a loud, unruly crowd.

Great central location. Clean and spacious room. Great price - excellent value. I found the bed comfortable (I slept like a log the two nights I was there) and the room quiet. Overall, I was very pleasantly surprised given the price

Some of the reception staff weren’t that friendly (though some were lovely!) and - this is a really really minor gripe! - could have been just a little more generous with tea/coffee sachets and clothes hangers in the room

Great value hotel that lived up to expectations. Lovely neighbourhood (I found it quiet but close to bars and restaurants) and great location, being close to Gare Du Nord and several metro stops. Although I walked everywhere and didn’t use the metro. The lobby was perfectly presentable. The staff were always helpful. I had a single room and only used it to essentially bed down and shower. It was clean and the bed was comfortable. The room was small (a student room) but was as per the picture and size description. The shower was suitable for my needs and the water hot. The breakfast was a typical continental but amble and set me up for the day. Would certainly use again.

I guess the room walls are lacking good sound proofing but you can get that in hotels that you may pay more for. No outside noise and I was lucky that other guests were not noisy but you could hear walking about from upstairs and movement from neighbours. Whilst there was a small lift I used the stairs.I don’t usually book a single room so have no comparison on room size of other hotels.

Great location - quiet but with two bars a few doors down if you want a few drinks or a coffee. We walked all over central Paris from here (with only one tube journey at the end of the day). You have an easy 15 minute walk to the Moulin Rouge with bars and restaurants alo along the way. Approx 25 mins walk up to the Basilica, again lots a picturesque pubs for a little refreshment on a very steep walk. The hotel building itself is old, simple clean and attractive from the outside, but it’s age means some areas inside could do with a revamp, mainly the communal stair carpet which needs replacing - a rather small thing that would make a big difference. We had booked a room for three adults, reasonably sized by European standards (and the price paid) and were more than happy. From our room we had a view of the lovely front street, full-length double windows, black iron balcony bars and hanging baskets full of flowers. The bathroom had been refitted and although small was spotless, modern and with nice-quality complimentary toiletries. Can’t comment on the breakfast as we went out each morning. We had researched most of Paris looking for a good deal on last minute accommodation and the price and location of the Corona Rodier was amazing. Its price is on par with accommodation well outside of central Paris but without resorting to bunk beds/ hostels/ dodgy shared accommodation. It’s a proper hotel! Please note - the lift very is cute but NOT for the claustrophobic, it’s a teeny little space so if you need to use it either do so as two people max or one person with a suitcase….you’ll see when you get there :)

The stair carpet needs some TLC!

It was in a great location within walking distance to restaurants, farmers market and the metro.

Requested a room with double bed and twin bed. Was not aware that a double bed was just to individual twin beds side by side. The only other complaint was that the toilet seat was not connected to the toilet so was not easy to open and close or sit on comfortably.

The location is great.

Every single morning, about 9am, the hotel maid knocks the door. Even if you reply that you don’t want the service, he will be back to knock at 10am. It was very annoying as I was on holidays and want to rest. I asked in the reception for a plate to put on the handle but they don’t have this. Also, the hotel maid talks on the phone all the time when cleaning others room. It’s impossible to sleep in the morning in this hotel.

Great location. Louvre museum 20 minutes walk away. Polite staff. Many different cafes, bakeries, pizzeria, restaurants and a grocery store nearby. Metro station nearby. Comfortable and clean room. 24-hour reception, which is important. We were pleased with our stay and recommend this hotel.

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The Hotel Corona is right in the centre of Paris, near bus stops, the Métro, cafés, restaurants and shops. The room was small, but comfortable and quiet with air conditioning. All the staff were very helpful, friendly and informative. It has to be said that I booked this hotel from Booking.com in the street I few minutes before I entered the hotel and it exceeded my expectations.

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The location was great, close to shops and cafes and inly 15 minute walk from Sacre Couer. It was very quiet in our room as it wasn’t on the street. The shower was very powerful

Kettle provided but no cups provided on the 1st day