Very close to Opera, Louvre, Le Marais, and subway lines. Staff was very nice, warm, and accommodating.

A bit pricy, rooms were small, bathrooms were tiny!

Location was great. The hotel is in a quiet street (which was sometimes closed to traffic) so good for sleeping. The room was very comfortable and clean. There was a radiator which we could easily turn off and on which was great as its usually difficult to alter radiators in hotels. There was a safe and refrigerator in the room which was a bonus as they werent mentioned. There was a safety rail in our bath/shower which was very nice as we are senior citiziens.

The shower was too low. I am 5 foot 8 1/2 inches and I had to bend my knees to stand under the shower. As I turned around the shower curtain wrapped around me so probably they need a heavier curtain.

The location was absolutely perfect. This hotel is within easy walking distance to the biggest tourist attractions, but is far enough away to be pretty quiet when you want to get away. The room was small, but not uncomfortably so. For the American readers, think Manhattan. The staff was quite friendly and helpful, and we really enjoyed our stay here.

The only down-side to this room was the size of the bathroom - specifically the shower. It was so small it was almost impossible to bathe without running into the valve lever, which then instantly turned the water temperature to scalding-hot or testicle-retracting cold. On the good side, water pressure was good, and there was real hot water, not the tepid nonsense many hotels try to pass as hot water.

Excellent location in the center of the city in a busy (in a good way) area. Close to everything you would need and easy to get everywhere you would want to go. All the hotel staff were very polite, friendly, and helpful, especially Eric who checked us in and gave us lots of tips about Paris. The room was basic but was clean and had everything we wanted. It was just big enough to be comfortable for two people and the closet was big enough to put our large suitcase out of the way! It also had a bathtub which can be hard to come by in modern hotels, I love baths so it's always a bonus for me!

The only thing that was bad was the laneway below could be very noisy at times, there was some construction and people shouting sometimes - but the hotel can't really control this, it may have just been bad luck on the 3 nights we were there. It was a little stuffy (even though it was December) and we wanted to open the window but the noise sometimes was so annoying we had to close it. But this was only a minor irritation and did not prevent us from sleeping or anything like that. I would stay here again.

Stayed in the hotel for one night in mid- September with my mother. It was my 5th visit to Paris and my first after covid. The receptionist was very kind and helpful. Upon check in, the receptionist mentioned that the air conditioner in our rooms were not working, and offered breakfast for free (which they normally charge 12 euros). Although it was pretty hot in the daytime, it did get cooler at night, and we managed to keep ourselves comfortable with the fan they installed in the room. There are plenty of power outlets in the room and the shower worked very well. The complimentary breakfast was good and plentiful. I particularly enjoyed the croissant they served. Merci.

Hotel is excellent. Size of the room is perfect, bed is comfortable, bathroom is clean, shower is large. Tall windows, maybe opened to the quiet street. AC holds well against Paris' heatwave. Electric kettle on the table, rooms have double doors for quietness. Receptionists are knowledgeable and helpful, it is safe to leave luggage there. As far as breakfast, I opted out and went to the caffe across the carousel, it was perfect, but another story.

I like everything about this hotel. Some reviewers complain about room size. I would say, stay at home if you need spacious size bedroom. It looks little small at the beginning, but you are in Paris and must be outside.

It is a hotel right in the city center, a two-star hotel, everything was there, but the room was very small and the washroom was so small that one could not stand to take a shower, which was too bad. But over all my experience was very good as I spent most of the time outside in the city only to sleep at night so this place is very good for a person as a solo traveler this room is so convenient. The room which is a little bigger should be taken if you are couple, but the still room and the bathroom were very small, thats was the only bad thing

The location was excellent, close to many landmarks that worth visiting and close to many metro stations. Eric at front desk was amazing, he provided very useful tips to go around Paris and avoid pitfalls during our stay. There was a mini fridge available with refreshments and had room to keep cold the delicious delicacies that we bought from near by patisserie.

I would suggest to improve the lighting in the room and provide socket closer to bed.

The hotel was ideally located in the heart of Paris, with all the major attractions within easy walking distance—so we hardly needed to take the metro or bus. The staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming.

Eric was very hospitable and helpful. Location was fantastic. A/c worked well. Compact room, but clean and functional. Shower basin was very small, but good water pressure in the shower.

Carpet on the floor, which is not very common any more. There was a little table which was useful for my laptop, but no chair. Window in the room looking out to a shaft with exhaust pipes I think - basically curtains that you wouldn't really open. However I was in an interior room so I’m sure there are other rooms which have functional windows and more natural light.