A lovely and quiet hotel, beautifully designed. We stayed there for a week with our 12-year-old daughter and received a comfortable suite on the fifth floor, with privacy for the child. The hotel is located on a small street in a lively and multicultural area, with a very wide variety of restaurants at reasonable prices.

The alley where the hotel is located is not clean. It’s not the hotel’s fault, but there were times when it didn’t feel pleasant. However, during the week, workers arrived and began closing off the area beneath the arch at one end of the street to prevent homeless people from sleeping and urinating there.

Customer service is the priority at this hotel, and the hotel staff went above and beyond to gracefully accommodate my concerns, needs, and preferences. I'd booked a room on the top floor, and the elevator was out of order. No problem. I can manage stairs. Unfortunately, the heater in my room was also broken, and the hotel supplied me with a portable heater, but other issues soon arose with the booked accommodations. In the end, the staff kindly moved me to another room on the same floor, which exceeded my expectations and ensured that my comfort was their priority. The bed was comfy, the pillows were perfect, and I enjoyed the slippers and robe as well. Thanks to the awareness of the staff and their willingness to accommodate, my stay in Paris was absolutely lovely and very affordable.

I'm coming to Paris regularly and always I have change hotels as wasn't happy with size of the room, service, location and especially with breakfast. After this stay I believe I have found the hotel which is perfect for me. Hotel is relatively small which I see as advantage. Location is great 200m from metro, 200m from nice street with bars and restaurants and delicatessen shops. The best I have enjoyed was the breakfast, not too huge variety but everything was there and quality was excellent for Paris (the best I had so far). Room was ok not too big, but according Paris standard very good, clean and had all you need for multi day visit. Staff was very helpful and pleasant and answered on all our questions. I will definitely come back!

Only had some mild concerns about safety of neighbourhood during late night, but we were not on the streets after 1am. In regards to hotel and generally all no any issue.

The hotel was beautifully designed with attention to detail. Breakfast was a great way to start the day, featuring some delicious local products. The location was convenient, and the staff were helpful.

While the location was quite convenient, at times it felt a bit unsafe. On most of the evenings, we had to walk past a group of suspicious-looking individuals loitering just meters from the hotel—some were throwing trash around, and on one occasion, someone was even urinating nearby

The hotel and staff were very accommodating and lovely. They gave us a great introduction into Arthur Rimbaud and the theme of the room perfectly matched this. I would say anyone looking for a lovely clean, and private hotel close to transport links with the added bonus of a bit hostory should go stay.

The room was a little smaller than expected but I think this is somewhat typical for boutique hotels. But the bed and bathroom were both comfortable and very clean respectfully. The elevator was a little unreliable but that was such a minor issue it was easily ignored when you had such a gem of a hotel.

The location was amazing, the little street where the hotel can be found is very quiet. The metro lines and a wide range of restaurants are very close nearby, making it very convenient to stay here. The staff is also very kind, the room is always well cleaned, so, everything went smoothly during our stay.

The breakfast options are very limited, some variety could add to the experience. The rooms and spaces (as almost everywhere in Paris) are quite small and narrow.

Very polite and helpful staff. One of the cleanest hotels I’ve ever stayed in. I felt like I had entered a newly built room! If you’re looking for a clean hotel room, this is a great option for you. When the elevator was out of service on my leaving day a very nice staff helped me and she took all my luggage to the first floor.

The room was small. Every time I wanted to go to the bathroom, I hit the wall. I also had a hard time finding space for my belongings. It would be nicer if the room had a dressing table with some drawers.

Location is excellent if you're young and fit. Everything is about 10 to 15 minutes walk away. There are tons of French cafes around, a metro station, a park, a lidl, a mcdo, a shopping center and mall, and a KFC all within 5 minutes. However, Louvre is 20 minutes and Eiffel Tower (by foot) is 45 minutes to an hour.

I stayed for 8 days and in that time the amenities and drinking water were not refilled. If I had stayed a short time I would have understood but not for my trip.

Loved the literary theme which was throughout the hotel. Very comfortable bed. Excellent bathroom, big shower with good water pressure, high quality fixtures (Villeroy & Boch, Grohe). Appreciated that the room came with a Nespresso machine and tea maker. Staff, especially Loïc, were welcoming and very helpful. Beautiful ambiance. Close also to several Metro lines and Gare de l’Est so very convenient. I will definitely stay in this hotel again.

Only small couac was the internet which was occasionally spotty in my room on the 4th floor. I informed Loïc and he said it might be because the system needed rebooting. Of course, the rooms also tend to be small, but this is Paris! And since they were so well appointed, it was not really an issue.

Solid choice with a very good value for money. Standouts for us were the fantastic breakfast buffet, excellent shower and really friendly staff. We would absolutely stay there again. The room was small, but who cares? You're visiting Paris. Which means you've got either sights to visit or work to do, and the Rimbaud offers a perfectly good base for that. Did I mention the breakfast buffet? Because it was seriously great. Bonus points for this hotel if you are a huge Rimbaud fan, but you don't need to be into 19th century French poets to enjoy this place.