The room was compact but efficiently designed, with a private bathroom and a desk, which made it comfortable for a short stay. The courtyard-facing location was quiet at night, and the hotel is conveniently close to the metro, cafés, and restaurants. The reception staff were friendly and helpful.

The duvet was quite thin and there was no fridge, and the amenities were very basic (combined shower gel/shampoo/face wash), but considering the price, I found it reasonable overall. The area near Strasbourg-Saint-Denis felt a bit unsafe at times, although the location itself was very convenient.

I have to say that people complain a bit too much about everything. Very well located by metro close to republic station, 3 different bakeries close by where you can get a sandwich and coffee to go ... sandwich costs less than 5 eur and is always fresh and serves as a meal... 3 pharmacies also close by, and they speak very good English there and are super helpful. The receptionists and the the hotel owner are super nice and helpful.... the room is standard size for paris, bathroom was also good and clean. No coffee making facilities in the room, but there were 2 glasses in the room. Bed was comfortable slightly on the harder side and there is an extra pillow in the wardrobe. We got a room next to the elevator, might have been a bit more noisy than the rooms further in, but this was minimal and I did not find this too concerning as I slept like a baby. It is not as bad as other reviews make you believe. I did not opt for the breakfast at the hotel due to the fact that we were travelling in a group and I rather sleep an extra 30 minutes and grab something on the go, however people travelling in our group did say that for 10 eur breakfast provided was a good buffet. Luggage storage also available, and as pointed out in a review I came across, the luggage is stored in a room used by the stuff to rest.... the room was not always locked , however is it right next to reception and there was always someone there , so the room is still guarded. I have been to a 4 star hotel in Milan, and they stored our luggage in the corridor, so this is better.over all this hotel is very good value for money, people were welcoming and nice and hotel well connected ... would recommend any time and will stay here again

Lift is super small as in most old buildings around the world in the center of any capital city, there are limitations of what can be installed. However you can send your luggage up and down and do the stairs as they are easy to climb

Nice cozy hotel, very clean, comfortable and pretty quiet! Excellent location, next to a beautiful neighborhood full of choices for food and drinks (Canal St Martin), the metro station is just around the corner and the main train stations (Gare du' Nord & Gare del' Est) are 10 minutes way or even in walkable distance. Also a number of landmarks and must-visit neighborhoods can be walked to (Le Marais, Pompidou, Louvre Museum) or the metro will take you anywhere in Paris quite fast. Recommended for experiencing the cultural vibe of Paris, the atmosphere and the history of the city.

Very nice little hotel indeed, the rooms are small as usual in Paris, but everything is freshly renovated, brandnew bathroom, good bed. So, that is what I expect. The elevator is really funny. Tiny and old it will catapult you to your floor. The location is great - walking distance from GdN and Gdl'E, close to the party mile, close to beautiful Marais, still in a super quiet street. Good to reach by bike, velib station nearby. I liked it, and I will be back.

Actually, nothing to complain about (except for the noisy ricain neighbours). Oh, and I don't remeber the last time I slept in a hotel room without a little water kettle.

- The location is removed enough from the super touristy areas, and it has a local feel, whilst being busy and cool enough, without a trampling when you leave the hotel; - The room is big enough for two people to be comfortable; - The bathroom is big enough to be comfortable as well, and everything works well; - The staff speak English really well and are very helpful and give you tips on where to go have breakfast or a beer too; - They helped fix our safe in the room in the day.

The safe was faulty when we arrived and wanted to use it for our passports etc., an there was an open packet of cigarettes in the safe. I guess this was just missed when they cleaned, because the room in general was very clean. Nothing else to say about what I didn't like, Just something to keep in mind, the lift is VERY small and VERY old, BUT... the place has a LIFT... haha! So bonus.

Had the most wonderful time at the Little Hotel in Paris! The staff were very nice and helpful and we really appreciated the possibility to leave out big bags the day we left to be able to explore the city a little longer. The room was very cozy and clean, we loved the set up of the bathroom and the shower gel smelled divine! Another very great plus was how quiet was the room and us not being able to hear a thing from the outside or the hotel itself from the room! The bed was extremely comfortable as well! Thank You very much!

A big thank you to the staff and the gentleman at reception! We were allowed to check in earlier than the time specified, which was very kind. The room was cozy, clean, and tidy. Our windows overlooked a charming courtyard where we could see how local residents live — it added a special touch to our stay. The room was very warm, the heating worked perfectly, and there was always hot water. We were also impressed to learn that, as we understood, this is a historic family-run hotel. The breakfast was excellent, with a wide variety of options. We especially remember the kind French lady who enthusiastically told us about the basement dining room in French. We didn’t understand much, but hearing pure French speech was just WOW! Everything was simply wonderful!

Overall, we enjoyed our stay at the hotel. Despite its small size, it met our needs adequately, and the staff was accommodating. They even allowed us to check in earlier, which we appreciated. However, there were a few minor drawbacks. The noise from the nearby restaurant during the night was somewhat disruptive, and the breakfast options, lacking hot items such as eggs or sausages, leaned heavily towards raw vegetables. Nonetheless, these were minor issues in comparison to the positive experience we had overall.

As negatives, I would mention the noise from the restaurant in front of the hotel at night and the weaker breakfast - no hot options (eggs/sausages) and mainly just raw vegetables.

Stone’s throw to metro line 1, close to Garde du Nord. The room was small but clean; there were towels and soap. The bed was comfortable. There was a bit or noise throughout the night (doors closing, people talking in the hallway) that you hear well in the room, but nothing too bad. Reception open after midnight.

I wouldn’t stay here with two people, I think you’d really get in each other’s way since the room is quite small.

Rooms were clean and tidy and modern. It wasn’t massive but it’s Paris and small rooms are the norm. There was good wardrobe space and the bed was comfortable. It was easily accessible from Republique metro and there’s lots of restaurants around and there’s a great patisserie round the corner. All the main attractions are within a 15-20 min metro ride and some are closer. Also go to the Oberkampf and 11th for great bars and restaurants.

Shower was small but again not the hotel’s fault. It was hot and powerful.