Well price for value of course, keep in mind it doesn’t say this on booking but they have breakfast in room which is super nice for lazy days it only cost 8€ PS: Oh city tax was weird 5.5€ per day per person keep that in mind

Hmmm no kettle in the room 🥲

Very good location - close to two metro stations with easy connections all around Paris. Generally a safe area Elevator and Aircon is a huge plus in Paris. Clean, daily housekeeping and daily water. Several cafes and eateries within a 5-10 min walk. Excellent water temp Opening windows Tip - visit Monoprix (2 mins walk) Printemps Nation (7 mins walk) - most of what you want to shop is covered in these two places.

705 - room was small for a couple / ok for a single. I think we paid for executive but were given a normal room. This room came with a very small bathroom. Street facing / pretty noisy 702 - spacious but toilet in one corner and shower in the other. Pretty weird. Inside facing - much quieter Generally the property has wafer thin walls and the doors aren’t soundproof What’s not acceptable is that there is no peephole in door nor is there a security chain - this is something basic which was missing No keycard - physical keys Elevator can be accessed by anyone. No key card control.

The hotel is ideally located close to one of Paris main subway hubs. Apart from the 7th floor, windows noise insulation is good (and there is not that much traffic at night even on the boulevard side). The Wifi is good and the staff is amiable and efficient. Small (rare) incidents are compensated fairly and without even having to ask. Whenever I posted "special" requests on Booking they were fulfilled and ready upon arrival.

I could have extended my stay for 2 more nights but the proposed prices (on Booking or Agoda) were outrageous so I did not pursue and left the city instead. I understand that holiday time brings in more affluence and that raising prices may yield more ROI but am not sure that it is a good policy to discourage long-time customers - they might remember it at tougher times when the hotel needs them but the choice is very diverse... And a last detail for fun: the breakfast staff still does not know how to cook boiled eggs properly! (or do not have the proper equipment to not overcook them)!

Excellent location for touring the Château de Vincennes, hopping on the metro or RER or just walking around to the many bakeries, shops, post office, cafes, and restaurants nearby. Bonus is a restaurant open 24/7 just a few mins walk from the hotel and the lovely Saturday market across the circle. Every single staff person in the hotel are incredibly friendly and welcoming. They all work very hard to ensure and clean and comfortable stay. The front desk staff are all amazing resources for what to do or how to get anywhere you might want/ need to go. Also one of the largest hotel rooms I have ever stayed at in Paris. Extra bonus for us ignorant Americans that don't speak any or enough French, all the front desk staff are fluently multilingual. They were very kind about my lack of or bad attempts at speaking their language.

Nothing I didn't like, I would give this hotel 20/10 rating if I could! Absolutely a gem of a hotel that has been beautifully refurbished with all comforts and sensible utilization of every inch of space in the rooms to maximize storage and comfort.

Very quiet room with view on the backyard and small street with no traffic. Room size reasonable for Paris, accommodates a table where I could work, and wifi is fine. There is also a fitness room in the basement, open 24h. And of course the exceptional location, 5mn walk from one of the major subway hubs in Paris - also 1km walk (or jog!) from green path to "Bois de Vincennes"... Breakfast buffet is honest for a 3-Star, they could add a few more veggies and choice of eggs recipes maybe.

This time I was lucky, avoid if you can the rooms on the 7th floor that are noisy because of the aircon apparatus under the roof, and the windows on the boulevard that have been poorly renovated, "noiseproof-wise"... but maybe they fixed this since I had that bad experience early March?

Room was excellent staff is so good. But the guy name Zakeria he is excellent boy so cooperative.my safety box were not working properly I went reception there one lady at that time I told her kindly solve my issue related safety box .she clearly said to me I can’t help you. When morning shift will come then your safety box related issue will solve. But night shift guy Zakeria when he came he came with me in my room solve my issue so excellent guy Zakeria deserve 5 stars . Breakfast was simple but overall excellent. Location really so super and excellent. Train station was very near and also bus station is also very near this property deserve 5 stars ❤️

Every thing is better location breakfast every part of property was super but rooms are so small but property deserve 5 stars

The spot is perfect. East Paris was interesting too, the athmospfere, I loved it. The staff is very polite and helpful.

The hotel is just perfect. But. One thing that might feel bad if you are sensurive, there is constant vibration due to the station under. The lady of staff was very friendly and I could swich to the upper floor but I guess it is not always possible. I am really thankful for that.

Although a bit away from Paris Center, Nation is extremely well located to access any area of interest by metro and bus. Location was perfect for me. The hotel has adequate rooms, with smallish bathrooms, the only minus. The breakfast room is spacious, well lighted and a nice place to hang out as well as the patio. The staff deserves a high rate, extremely friendly. I felt very welcome and cared for.

The tiny bathrooms, but it is Paris!

Half of the property has been refurnished. And looks lovely. Some bits are still not quite right. The carpeting in the rooms is a bit retro, as is the headboard and the table/bedside tables are a bit cheap and tacky but the bathrooms are well appointed. The mattresses were brand new and the AC worked well. V close to Nation tube so handy but the area around Nation has a bit of a seedy feel to it at night. All in all a great place to stay for our Olympic visit.

Shagpile carpets and cheap furniture in the rooms. Minimalistic gone too far!

The location close to Place de la Nation was great, next to RER A and to four metro lines (1, 2, 6, and 9). There were good restaurants, cafes and shops in the area. There is a supermarket in front of the hotel (Monoprix) and a Printemps shopping in the walking distance. The room was small, but it had everything I needed. The hotel was recently renewed, and everything in the room was new.

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