Chocolat Foucher , Pierre Hermé , and Cedric Grolet within 2 minute stroll Garnier and Lafayette Haussmann within 5 minute stroll (Northward) Louvre , Monoprix (lol) and Palais-Royal within 10 minute stroll (Southward) Rue Quatre-Septembre is so close (Japanese food >< ) Reasonable price for the room and its facility. Staff is very friendly. Major Metro Station is Opéra (Line-8 is easy to use to both Eiffel and Opera Bastille)

Rue Gaillon can sometimes feel a bit scruffy and messy, especially on weekends

Very good location. Market, starbucks, metro, so close. We walked everywhere in max 30 minutes, no need to use train if you like walking. Hotel room was small but actually enough space, because you only sleep at the hotel. Shower and hot water excellent. TV was ok to watch some french programmes. Our room was at 5th floor. Elevator was fine. We had good time. Thanks to Jeff and Laurent, for welcoming us at the desk day&night.

Narrow rooms, but ok. All paris hotels are same :) we took our slippers with us, it can be given by hotel.

Nice hotel with great location. Staff are very nice. The room small but cozy, the only missing thing is small fridge (it would be excellent if you can add it to the room in the future), Cleaning of the room - every day, bed is totally ok for 2 people, not loud street, sometimes door of neighbors could be hear, but in general it not noisy. Location is cool, very close to the center and a lot of Asian restaurants around and bubble tea:)

None, but no fridge in the room.

Location was excellent, staff at reception were great. My first floor room was a good size (and was told it was recently refurbished), shower pressure was very good, sound insulation with street was excellent although noise between rooms was not so great. Many good restaurants, cafes and breakfast joints are located within 10mins walk; a large supermarket is just around the corner; the Lourvre, Jardins du Tuileries, Musee D'Orsay all within 20 mins walk.

Lift was out of use on one night though it was fixed by next morning.

Excellent value for money. Staff friendly and helpful. Clean, comfortable room, that contains a TV, security box and fridge. Good towels. Contains two man elevator. Perhaps not huge but more than adequate. Generally quiet street. Adequate breakfast that included three hot egg based dishes, that we enjoyed three days running. Whilst we walked everywhere there is a metro station close by.

The shower over the bath was very good but with a sloping ceiling, it can be a minor inconvenience for tall people.

Really cute property. Front desk was super helpful. Room was big and bathroom big. Pillows a little flat but was comfortable slept well. But overall very cute hotel in a great location. They held our luggage all day while we were out

The only thing that was not great was the shower/our shower head. It seemed the pressure was not good and I’m sure people have struggled in the having the water stay down into the tub cause there were some bits of mold on the ceiling.

Great Location!!

The room was more spacious and overall nicer than how it seemed from the photos. The room was clean and tidy. The location was excellent.

There was no minibar in the superior queen room even though it said so on the Booking website. The view from the window was not great since you only saw the other room’s window and some renovation gear. There was a bit of noise from the ongoing renovations from time to time but luckily it did not disturb us too much.

First, the staff were all amazing -- friendly, helpful, kind in the face of my halting French. The lobby was inviting and well furnished. The room was entirely adequate. It was very small by US hotel standards, but European hotels typically offer smaller rooms (who expects to be in the room much in Paris anyway :) ). In-room coffee and tea was a great help. The location was great. A ten-minute walk down the Rue de L'Opera to the Louvre (my main attraction), a ten-minute walk to the Place de la Concorde. For travelers here: there is a Carrefour just a few blocks away on Gramant off St. Augustin, a GREAT pizza place around the corner to the right on St. Augustin, a number of inexpensive Japanese and Korean restaurants as you walk around the block opposite the hotel, and a boulangerie with very tasty pastries on the side street where Gaillon meets Rue de L'Opera (turn left). Excellent A/C.

The beds were typically European, which means not very forgiving. The pillows were very flat (we ended up stuffing two into a single pillowcase, which helped). It's not the hotel's fault, but Paris is noisy late into the night. There is a bar with a happy hour that draws a lot of customers at the head of Rue Gaillon. Bring ear plugs and you'll be fine. (I forgot mine; my wife remembered hers.)

It's central location. Cosy and Homely. Best sleep I have ever had staying in a hotel. Laurent at the reception was amazing. Very polite. Guided us during our trip . Everything was walking distance. Opera house, Metro, Lafayette shopping centre. Surrounded by little beautiful cafes. We took Metro to everywhere.

Not much.