The staff was very friendly, and it was good value for money. Loved the Julienne balcony. It was also 5 mins from the metro which made travel easy, however the metro doesn’t function 24hrs so that’s something to keep in mind as the location isn’t particularly central.

The fact that there is no elevator is rather inconvenient, especially if you have heavy bags. The WiFi was slow at times. Sometimes the room smelled like cleaning detergent.

great location! clean, très correct but nothing fancy. gentlemen at reception were very pleasant.

given global climate change, it will need, at least, fans and, preferably, heat pumps. I was ok during my stay but it went up to 30 degrees Celsius, Amy warmer I would probably have been uncomfortable.

The room was tiny but really cozy, very warm (it was super cold outside!), and the hotel was generally welcoming. I spent two nights there and the bed was so comfortable I fell asleep like a baby. Moreover, the hotel is a few minutes walk from the metro. I'll definitely consider it whenever I come back to Paris!

You can hear people from the rooms nearby, but to be honest, it's no big deal if your fellow travelers speak in a normal voice tone, as you can hear them only if they talk more loudly.

The location near the Père Lachaise cemetery was interesting, particularly for the association with the action in the famous novel "Les Misérables" when the hero is chased through the underground passages and takes refuge in a strict nunnery in one of the neighbouring streets. He is then "buried" at the cemetery and finally escapes. And there were plenty of nice traditional cafés around and a straight path into the centre by way of the main boulevard into which Rue de Chemin Vert leads.

Only that the hotel had moved from its pre COVID location in Montmartre. This has not been totally clear to me, so I lost time by mistakenly going up there only to discover my error!!

The beds were super comfy and the room had everything we needed. It’s quite a small space - we had a lot of luggage, so it was quite a squeeze for my friend and I. In saying that, it was all we needed!

There was no lift, which made it a bit tricky with our big bags. We didn’t receive fresh teabags after our first night either. A very small bathroom made it a bit of a squeeze for my friend and I but we made it work!

Location - between Pere Lachaise and Voltaire metros. Just off #69 bus route which goes past the Louvre, Musee d'Orsay and on to the Champs de Mars. #46 from Voltaire goes to Gare du Nord. Room had no cupboards but enough hangers (no problem for us as we travel light). Filling breakfast. Local restaurants and supermarkets have improved a lot since our last stay (2019).

Heating in room stayed on into the night, but radiator could be turned down. Would have preferred a second blanket instead (but didn't get round to asking for one).

There was no lift and I was on the third floor. The friendly person at check in carried my suitcase. Much appreciated 😊

Good rates, clean rooms. Friendly multilingual staff. Close to Père Lachaise. Hotel is being updated.

No elevator so I'm not sure the name ''Modern'' is accurate. It's common in Paris though and not usually a huge issue but not great when you walk with a cane and your room is on the 6th floor.

The room is small but cozy, tidy, and bright. The staff is friendly and informative. Very good metro connections, with excellent dining spots, attractions, and shops nearby. A budget option that’s perfect if you don’t plan to spend much time at the hotel.

Choose this hotel only if you are prepared to hear EVERYTHING your neighbors are doing...

The room was clean and really cozy. Always had hot water so there weren’t any problems with shower Administrators were friendly and kind. When I was cold, they turned on the heat and gave me additional blanket

I heard loud noise a few times in the early morning (somebody continuously slapped the door nearby) and deep night (somebody was going on heels too long and hard in the room right above my head), so it was really hard to fall asleep