Booked this place as we wanted to be closer to transport links in Paris. Stayed here for 3 nights. This 3 star hotel has very good amenities. Small fridge in your room and there is kettle as well! Reception staff were friendly. WiFi is solid and you can even cast with the TVs. There is a lift to all floors. Sound proofing is very good and so is the noise reduction from the outside. Beds are comfy and rooms cleaned on demand daily. Safety deposit box for those who need it! Gare du Nord is a few minutes away from the hotel.

Smell of bakery in the mornings in room but a pleasant smell. Area is okay but lots of people hang around a few blocks away. They mind their own business though!

It was really convenient because of its location and amenities. The reception staff are really helpful, very nice and accomodating - they allowed us to switch rooms due to particular wants. Gave us free take away on their croissants on our check out - so kind of them! The elevator is helpful going up and down. The room was spacious, clean and comfortable. The toilet was clean too. They've provided extra pillows. The heating is good during our stay (autumn).

The only downside would be the noise from the street which wasn't too bad because I've got ANC earpiece. The only thing that annoyed me would be the smell of currys and bread that are made during the early hours in the morning whilst you're still sleeping. It woke me up because I'm quite sensitive to smell, but I tried my best to just go back to sleep. Only stayed 2 nights which isn't a big deal to me.

This is a lovely hotel in between Gare d'Est and Gare du Noord. Staff is very kind and helpful. The rooms are clean and with all needed. A bit small but at the end in the middle of Paris you can not expect bigger rooms. Breakfast was lovely.

We had an issue with the safe that didn't close. I had stayed here before and this had happened already. Someone from reception tried to fix it but he couldn't so would be nice that the safe works as well. I think having printed papers in the reception showing prices takes off a bit the charm of the hotel.

The reception staff went over and above their duties to assist my wife and me. Philip provided many good and practical suggestions on places to visit. Giulia Rampinini guided us through the routes, trains and buses we needed to take to our next destination. She even printed out the instructions and directions. They made us feel so welcome and at home. The location of the hotel is extremely central and convenient. It took less than five minutes to walk to either one of two major train stations: Gare du Nord and Gare de L' Est. We did not have to change train or bus - just one direct train to and fro Charles de Gaulle Airport.

The desk staff were all very friendly and helpful. The cleaning people were very good at their job although i never met them. The location is equal distance from Gare Nord and l'est and is very convenient. The room is typical Paris size as is the wc.

The neighborhood is a bit sketchy. We always went towards Gare L'est which was more Paris but the other way was a different world. The breakfast staff were not very friendly and repeatedly stepped in front of guests to get their own food or beverages. They also did not provide eggs and sausage one day without explanation. Air was paid for and expected, but it was not provided as advertised.

Location is excellent, a few minutes from Gare du Nord so ideal for Eurostar. The hotel was cleaner and nicer than I expected and having breakfast included was an extra, unexpected bonus. The breakfast was simple but nice, self serve and fresh. The room was quite small but very comfortable and spotlessly clean. Staff were helpful with a left luggage service on day of check out. Spotted a few Eurostar staff in the hotel which indicates it’s good value. All in all I was very pleased with the quality of the hotel and would recommend it for a stay in Paris.

Staff is great, and location too. The room was comfortable and clean, and the bathroom was spacious. Good value for money and perfect if you are travelling to and from one of the two nearby stations (Est, Nord). I also loved the surrounding area with infinite options for eating, having coffee, and buying food. Looks rough, but it is just a beautiful multicultural space.

On the second day of our stay, a serious problem with their plumbing occurred. Water was falling from the roof of the reception, and we had to stay without a shower over several hours in the morning. Maybe nobody's fault but not a good sign in any case.

The room was very clean and spacious. It had a bath, the bathroom was also big and modern. Breakfast was good, with different options and yummy croissants. The location was close to the main train station and metro. Staff were nice and polite, asking if we needed anything. The cleaning staff also nice and came everyday to clean and change the towels/empty trash cans. We didn’t use this service everyday.

The window in the room was not closing totally with the curtains so the light was going through. Luckily I had a sleep mask to cover my eyes. It was a bit noisy from the streets but that’s because it’s a busy street. The water turned cold after having a bath, otherwise it was good enough. Breakfast was a bit too early between 6.00 until 10.00 am, we would have wanted to extend it until 11.00. Reason why we didn’t have breakfast the following days. The location area felt a bit unsafe during the afternoon/evening. Many migrants in groups, very noisy. Also police officers going around at different moments.

The location was great from a commectivity point of view. Gare De L'Est and Gare Du Nord were walking distance from the hotel. Getting into the city was a breeze. The receptionist was friendly and helped answer any queries.

Nothing to say. Just a suggestion on the breakfast, we went for breakfast quite last minute and while we were eating the staff was telling us to finish quick and leave. This was like 15 mins into the meal. The staff could have been a bit courteous in allowing us to finish the meal in proper time.

We moved our Paris accommodation to Hotel d'Amiens at the last minute to be closer to Gare du Nord. The location is excellent for that and for getting around Paris - being near Nord means excellent metro access. The room was fairly big with a comfy bed and blinds that blocked out the light. Breakfast included croissants, eggs, sausages, cereal, bread, cheese, meats, hot drinks, and more.

The walls must be thin - could hear surrounding rooms at times and there was quite a bit of outside noise one night. The shower was a bit cramped but workable with excellent water pressure.