The hotel was in a very convenient location, with a bus stop directly outside and very charming neighborhoods directly around it. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and the hotel itself was clean.

The room was a bit small - there was hardly enough room for two suitcases without them being in the way. The room was also a bit stuffy and warm, but the fan didn't do much to cool it down and we had to open the window instead.

Location is great, easy to reach from airport; and rooms are confortable enough. Everything working and clean.

Really, really.basic breakfast. Like watter, tea and coffie. Almost no fruit. Also not enough space when hotel.is full. You might consider going out and having decent meal. Many restaurants and market in the area.

There was a heater in room which really helped cause it was quite cold in Paris in April. Very Close to subway and supermarket

Smell of old room, small room and quite expensive, fine just to sleep there but not for a longer stay of 3 and more days

Whilst the room was not huge it was big enough, clean and comfortable for the two of us and as described. Description says fan it’s a wall mounted a/c which was perfect for cooling down after long days walking. Room had a laptop size safe in the wardrobe for passports, money,etc. There was no iron or ironing board immediately available although was in description. Wall mounted toiletries provided ie hand wash, shower gel and body lotion. Tea and coffee provided with kettle. Location perfect for transport links to explore Paris. I would stay again. Staff very friendly and helpful. Bottled water would be nice touch

Wifi was hit and miss but otherwise no other complaints.

The hotel itself was fantastic. I think they have their own signature scent, and everything is blue/black, so the whole hotel felt very curated, which was fun and not something I was expecting since it's not a crazy expensive hotel. They had AC, which was a great surprise once we checked in! The room and bathroom were very clean too.

We came in on the Metro straight from Gare du Nord and our navigation had us take the 4 to Porte de Clignancourt, then walk to the hotel. I would recommend getting off one stop before - it's the same time walking but was through a less hectic area.

The rooms were excellent - new carpets, and all the fittings in perfect order. The hotel was quiet at night and the beds exceptionally comfortable. All the staff were friendly and helpful, especially Mounir on the reception desk, who went out of his way to welcome us and make our stay enjoyable. The location is great - not overwhelmed with tourists, but a good mix of locals and plenty of different bars, restaurants, cafes and shops. Good Metro links to the major sights, and a 10 minute walk. to Sacré Coeur. I would wholeheartedly recommend this lovely hotel.

It's a decent priced small hotel in a spectacular area. Noted that lots of people moan about the inadequate breakfast. Well, there are some fantastic boulangerie's around - and definitely worth checking out. Well the hotel is bang next a cheese shop. Otherwise a quick bite before heading home works just as well as breakfast at the hotel. It's more than adequate - maybe a bit pricey. Staff was great, room small but clean. Definitely recommend. Oh and do go check out he cafe's in Rue de Martyr. Superb.

TV was a bit wonky - but then again was pretty much used as background music getting ready. Lift broke - but was fixed in a few hours. So actually very little to not like.

We liked everything

The one staff member with the red lipstick. She forgot that she took our bed tags, she was also acting confused on why we asked for milk for our cereal. And finally when we asked for our bags to leave she said we would have to wait half an hour and she was the only one there and she didn’t have a key to let us down… we said absolutely not! We have a plane to catch…. (Then she went down to get it… which only took her 1 minute to take us down… :| We loved all the other staff! they knew what they were doing… the other lady seemed clueless

The room was amazing. It was super comfortable and I loved it. The decoration also is so pretty. Even though is small I think that for a short stay and a few people is more than fine. The personal was nice. The set to make coffee that they put in the room was phenomenal.

The breakfast did not have much food. I did not like the location, it was very far away from everything. I spent a lot of money in transport because of this. Still I was late to every appointment because the distance, as Paris is a city with a lot of traffic jams and the hotel is very far from the center.

Let me start off by saying that this hotel is located in such a beautiful area. The metro station is a 5 to 10 minute walk from the hotel, a bus station is directly in front of the hotel and you have many chic restaurants, bakeries and stores nearby. You can also keep in mind that The Basilique du Sacré Coeur is nearby as well.(30 min walk by foot) The check in process went smoothly. The staff greeted us warmly and overall they were pleasant. The room was clean, warm and cozy. The bed was very comfy, I have no complaints about it, soft pillows and mattress. Also, note that the AC was indeed working. The bathroom was also clean, very spacious and got everything you need. (Hairdryer included) The view from the window is stunning and please keep in mind that even though you are next to a bus station, your room won’t get noisy, it is extremely peaceful. Now moving on to the breakfast. It includes pretty much everything you could possibly want from a breakfast such as: boiled eggs, cereals, jam, a variety of cold cuts and cheeses, croissants, pains au chocolat, baguettes and fruits. There is also a coffee machine and you can get orange juice, lemon water or make yourself a cup of tea. Overall, for our 2 night stay I would say the breakfast was worth it as it was delicious and more than enough. (The breakfast is self service) You have free Wi-fi access.