Nice and cold. Clean room. Shower was nice. Downstairs drinks always available. Close to Louvre and other sites. Good location

Small room. Small bed. Small elevator

The bed was extremely comfortable, along with the ability to set air conditioning to my desired temperature. It was one of the comfiest hotels I've been in, and I've been to many five-star brands.

Rooms are small, but that's the nature of hotels in Paris. I wish there were small hand towels. I wish there was more covering in the shower/tub so water didn't spill so easily into the flooring (although I know this is a European convention).

The room was very clean, albeit a bit on the small side. Since it overlooked the courtyard, it was very quiet at night. Staff were friendly and professional. It was nice to be able to take our room key with us rather than having to leave it at the front desk as is the case in many other European hotels. The breakfast was excellent, with many choices (eggs, bacon/sausage, charcuterie, cheese, smoked salmon, fruits, yogurts, cereals, bread, croissants, crepes, waffles, etc.). Coffee, though from a machine, was pretty good. It was also nice to have access to snacks each afternoon/evening -- packaged cookies, pretzels, etc. The location was fantastic -- close to several metro stations, and within a few minutes' walk from the Louvre and Seine, etc.

Honestly, there wasn't much not to like about this hotel; I'd definitely consider staying there again on my next trip to Paris. A somewhat bigger room would have been nice since it was sometimes hard for two of us to navigate around the room without getting in each other's way, but I know that smaller rooms are normal in Europe -- plus, of course, I'd booked one of the smaller room options available.

the rooms where clean, the interior stylish, the beds where comfy, the staff was warm and welcoming. the mini bar is included in the price.

The minute we arrived, staff were considerate, patient and lovely. With our lack of French, they spoke clear English and were more than helpful with where to eat and how to access things like a laundromat, supermarket and plenty of attractions. The room was spacious and very clean. The bed incredibly comfortable. Breakfast in the restaurant was great, plenty of options even for people needing gluten free food (like me). Beautiful bath in the bathroom and the room is maintained every day. Located in the 2nd Arondissment, it is close to the Louvre and walking distance to everything! We absolutely loved our stay at this hotel and if we go back to Paris again, no question about whether we would stay there.

Hard to say what we didn't like, the room, location and staff are amazing.

Stayed here on my last Euro trip back in 2018 and it exceeded my expectations, so I had high expectations this time round. And it didn’t disappoint. It’s a small boutique hotel so not overly crowded and you get to know the staff who are friendly and always willing to help, whether that be a suggestion on where to eat, or things to do. Speaking of eating, the morning breakfast is amazing, and you won’t go hungry! Rooms are well laid out, with comfortable beds, and they have at lot of room options, so you can go small if you’re on a budget, or splash out on something bigger. Location wise, I don’t think you could ask for a better spot. You’re 10 mins talk from the Louvre and most other major attractions are easy to get to. Eiffel tower is a bit of a walk, but that’s what the metro is for! But it’s the little things that did it for me, like in the evening, been able to chill in the courtyard with some champagne and some complementary snacks and strike up conversations with other guests

Bit of a nit pick, but the auto coffee machine could be a bit better, that's pretty much it!

This was our first time visiting Paris. We are a family of 3 (2 adults and one 12yr old boy). After much research and discussions with others who have visited, we found and booked this hotel. Having a good experience was vital for a successful trip. We found the location of this hotel excellent. Only 5 mins walk to the Louvre, and a wonderful 25-30 min walk to the Arc or the Eiffel tower. The walk allowed us to experience the streets of Paris. The room (1 queen + 1 pullout chair/bed) was bigger than I expected. Quiet room with very little noise (if any). The bathroom had all the amenities include full tub and shower. It even included a small beverage fridge that is restocked daily (at no additional cost). The service was great for a family. The people spoke multiple langs including English, and were very helpful. Helped us with bags, extra water when needed, and help with directions or just general questions. The family areas, including the open-bar (non-alcholic) after 2pm was perfect for us, for when we returned from our day sight-seeing, or just wanting a snack. I would highly recommend this to anyone visiting Paris, wanting to stay close to the Louvre area. I would stay again.

Really hard to find what I didn't link. I did find it a little pricey but I think this is what you can expect for Paris, in this location.

I was overall very happy with my stay. The staff were incredibly hospitable and always ready to help with anything. The location was fantastic—centrally situated with many attractions nearby, including the Louvre and the river, and not far from the Metro station. The breakfast was good, but what truly added incredible value was the complimentary snacks available almost all day, up until 2:00 AM. Croissants, donuts, and drinks—including hot chocolate, coffee, Coke, and water—were always accessible, making it easy to grab a quick snack and continue exploring. The same convenience applied when returning at night. Additionally, all drinks in the in-room fridge were complimentary and replenished daily, which was a great touch!

Proximity to the heart of Paris activities, museums..

Our 4 night stay was mine and my husband's first trip to Paris, and it was during our 6th wedding anniversary, so was extra special. The staff were all very kind and helpful with any request. They called a restaurant we were late for, they heated up some leftovers for me on our last night, and I saw them treat everyone well and patiently. The hotel is next door to one of the best Japanese ramen places we have ever tried, called Ryukishin- so good! We were in the middle of "little Tokyo", which had many restaurants. Paris is a bit expensive, but we knew that going in! We were about a 10-15 minute walk to The Louvre, Opera house, river Seine, and a lot of shopping. Highly recommend this hotel for fist time visitors, or anyone who doesn't want to walk/taxi/train/bus to major attractions. Merci beaucoup to the staff! I didn't get everyone's names but shout out to Seyil!

The only two things that were less than perfect were the loud slamming of doors in the morning from other guests- maybe make all doors like ours was, slowly closing instead of a heavy slam? Also the radiators and heat were too much! Thank goodness for the ability to open a window which we did often, even though we turned off the radiators for the whole stay.