Good sized room. Close to metro, although we tended to walk - just under 30 mins walk to the Seine. Tea and coffee available downstairs, and a water filter machine which was handy for filling our bottles before heading off for the day. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Luggage storage available.

Toilet separate to sink (and shower) meant going between the two rooms to wash hands. The room was a little warm at night so we needed to open the windows for a few minutes. Lift was broken so we had to walk up four flights of (kinda winding) stairs everyday - fine for us but not if you had luggage or mobility issues.

Location of the hotel was wonderful! Close to so much and to public transit - the train and metro. It was right near Luxenbourg Gardens, which were absolutely beautiful.

The late night and early morning managers weren't very friendly.

I would give this hotel a 10/10 for the location and check in process. It’s located at the city center and can be easily reached by bus or metro as there are bus stops & metro station few steps from the property. Around the hotel there are restaurants, bubble tea shop, fast food chains, bakery & supermarket. I would also like to commend the staff; I notified them that we will be arriving early at 11-12. When we arrived, they let us in the room 3 hours prior to the check in time. We were glad since we had an early flight so we needed to rest for a bit. About the breakfast — there are various options, but if I will come back, I would just go out and have breakfast at the coffee shops nearby as there are a lot around the property.

I’m giving this -1 because I didn’t like the location of our room. It’s at the ground floor just beside the reception area. I couldn’t even open the window as it is just beside the road. You can see people passing by it. So if you don’t like ground floor rooms, be sure to request a room at a higher floor prior to your arrival. I also didn’t like the bathroom floor. It can easily get flooded because there was only a curtain dividing the shower area and toilet area.

My room was clean and as advertised. The location is a bit far from tourists attractions like the Eiffel tower but close enough to a few metro stations which made moving around the city a lot easier l. There wasn't any noise so I slept peacefully. The staff is friendly so checking in was relatively easy. I was overall happy with my stay there.

However, the elevator can only accommodate one person and hard to fit some of the luggage. It also wasn't working for one of the nights that I spent there.

Our family of 4 travelled to Paris for the first time. Having heard that the rooms in European hotels tend to be small, we opted to reserve 2 rooms. We requested that our rooms be close, as we've never had our teenage daughters in a room by themselves, and the hotel was very accommodating! The rooms were just across the hall from each other. Perfect!

A peephole in the door would be helpful, as there were several times when someone was knocking on our neighbor's door, and it sounded like ours. Thinking that it was our daughters from across the hallway, I opened the door to a complete stranger while still in my pajamas!

The location was perfect- we were steps from the Jardin de Luxembourg and close to many restaurants and cafes. There was conveniently a grocery store across the street, and with the mini fridge in the room we were able to have breakfast essentials on hand for a quick departure in the morning. The room was comfortable and clean with beautiful views of the city streets, and we could see the Eiffel tower from the bathroom window. Even with three of us (two adults and a 5 year old) we had plenty of space for our bags and to relax.

The only negative comment I can think of is that the housekeepers didn't restock our coffee after the first day.

I recently had the pleasure of staying at Hôtel Elysa in Paris, and it was a fantastic experience. The hotel’s location is perfect—situated in the heart of the Latin Quarter, just a short walk from the Pantheon and Luxembourg Gardens. It’s an ideal spot for exploring the city while enjoying a charming Parisian atmosphere. The staff was incredibly welcoming and helpful, always ready to assist with recommendations and requests. The room was spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, offering a comfortable retreat after a day of sightseeing. I particularly loved the classic Parisian balconies with stunning views. Breakfast was delightful, with a good selection of fresh pastries, fruit, and coffee—exactly what you need to start the day in Paris.

Everything was good.

Location is exactly why we booked and we weren’t disappointed! Being so close to Jardin Luxembourg was a real highlight and the hotel is convenient to all attractions, without being too in the thick of it. RER with direct line to airport also a bonus. Staff very helpful (thank you Aurora), and 12pm check out along with being able to leave bags until evening flight was brilliant. Room was clean and comfortable with all you need for short stay, modern update to an old Parisian property. Large and comfortable beds too. Would come back here!

The walls are thin, so you can hear everything, but we expected that given old building. A little bit of a smell in bathroom, perhaps from drainage system. But not too bad.

I recently stayed at this lovely hotel and had a fantastic experience. The property is small and charming, located in a wonderful area that made exploring so convenient. I stayed in a balcony room, which was absolutely perfect—spacious enough and with a great view that added so much to the experience. The overall ambiance of the hotel was cozy and inviting, and the staff were attentive and helpful throughout my stay. If you're looking for a well-located, intimate place to stay, I highly recommend this hotel.

The only minor downsides were the limited TV channels and the small bathroom, but honestly, that’s just me being picky. Neither of these detracted from my overall experience at the hotel, which was otherwise fantastic.

The location was amazing and the staff were friendly. The room was stylish and clean. For saying it was on a busy street the noise wasn't too bad - maybe some rumbling from the nearby RER train station and the usual emergency service sirens. It's in a friendly and safe neighbourhood with lots of restaurants and bars nearby

I'm not really sure why they did this but when we checked in they gave us a room on the ground floor just off of reception. The room itself was fine in terms of decor and facilities but it was very noisy, with much of this coming from the nearby reception area and to be honest we did not sleep great. The hotel wasn't cheap and we asked to be put in a more suitable room, so they moved us to the 5th floor and a much better and quieter room.