Very nice hotel, great staff, lovely quirky room and good bathroom. Nice bed and bedding. Good shower. Great location.

No coffee / tea in the room, despite there being a coffee maker and kettle. I only realised this in the morning and when I tried to call reception, the phone wasn't working. We then had to check out. Also, on arrival in the room, it was clear that someone had used the bathroom. The soap was out of its box and was wet, the sink had water in it and there was something in the bin. This is a really nice hotel with great staff, but it's just not good enough for a room to be like that, for this kind of money.

The staff were very pleasant the location was ideal. The hotel was really clean.

The only comment I have which I knew in advance is the bathroom had the frosted glass. I underestimated how small the room was and this was a bit uncomfortable at times.

Very nice hotel, situated in a quiet but well connected street inside the city, in fact in about 20 minutes on foot you can reach Notre Dame, the Louvre Museum, the Orsay Museums... If you don't like walking, it has not one but two metro stops, the green one of Sevres-Babylone and the purple one of Rennes, both are well connected and will quickly take you anywhere in the city. In addition, in the surrounding area there are plenty of supermarkets, brasseries and boulangeries. The room, renovated and modern, had everything we needed for our stay. A special thanks to the amazing receptionist Aldja (I hope I wrote it right) who recommended us wonderful places where we could eat, places we otherwise would have never found on our own!

This was perfect! I hadn’t been to Paris in several years and booked this place without knowing much about the area. I could not have been happier with everything! The hotel is so close to everything, the area has plenty of restaurants, shops and cute cafés and bakeries. Also, if you like shopping for vintage clothing, there’s a couple stores on the same street! There are a couple small grocery stores/convenience stores right there (one on the same block, the other ones is bigger and is a block or two away). It is super easy to get to, there is 2 different metro stations on opposites sides of the block, which allows you to take whichever lines you need. To get to and from the airport, you can most definitely use RER and then transfer to metro, but Uber is also available (cost me 50€ rush hour). I do have to say, traffic in Paris is generally rough, so if you want faster transport, choose public. If you are carrying multiple suitcases, I wouldn’t recommend, as there are lots of stairs and walking inside the stations, so it can be complicated. Otherwise, super easy to use metro! The hotel room was as expected, European sized, so if you are looking for a suite, this is not the kind of hotel you want. The room is cute, cozy and comfortable. It has hot and cold air if needed (didn’t need either). The bathroom was small but fine for myself. Again, this is the expectation in most smaller hotels in Europe, so it was no surprise. Everything was super clean and they would come daily to give you fresh bottle of water and change towels and whatnot, when needed. The hotel offers breakfast, but I did not try it, as I wanted to walk around and find a cute café. Staff was super friendly and is at the front desk 24/7. Overall one of the best stays in Paris! Would 100% go back!

I truly don’t have anything negative to say about this place!

This is a very nice hotel. Of course, small room, but well-fitted. They put me in a different room when I commented on the elevator noise, very nice staff.

Room with some view, not the inner windows.Very comfortable hotel, but room was a bit too tiny for my taste. Would have liked enough space for a real chair (there was a boudoir chair and a very cheap desk chair. But for central Paris, very quiet, nice bed.

The hotel is in a somewhat quiet neighborhood, even though Bon Marche is right down the street, there are no other touristy attractions close by, so you get the sense of a real Parisian neighborhood. There is an excellent bakery right next door, we were able to do a take away pizza across the street and tons of other little bakeries, coffee shops and markets right on the same block or a very short walking distance. Although not walking distance to many of the tourist attractions, except for the Jardin de Luxembourg, the bus and Metro can take you to all the different parts of Paris very easily. There is a public bus close by that takes you directly to and from the Eiffel tower. I also liked the fact that the hotel was tastefully decorated. I find so many hotels in Paris have really garish décor, but the lobby and the rooms were decorated with an elevated décor. The staff was super friendly and helpful. I did have one strange encounter with one of the front desk people. My husband left a day earlier than me and then I walked back in the front desk man looked at me strangely. The maid was cleaning my room and I was working in the lobby and he finally came up to me asking if I had checked out. I told him no, I have a reservation for one more night. He thought I had left with my husband. It turns out that in Paris or maybe all of France, you are taxed per person per night, so he had to make sure that I was taxed for only one person that last night. Wish it had been explained from the beginning before the random questioning, but good to know for future stays in France!

Pillows could be a little more comfortable, but I find in France, hotel pillows are generally very uncomfortable.

The location is comfortably located in a neighborhood with many popular shops, patisseries, and picturesque Parisian cafés. We left the window open at night and were able to sleep without too much noise from the street. The room itself was comfortable, more spacious than I expected in Paris, and we even had a bathtub!

The coffee machine in the room was not clean. We wanted to use it to boil water for tea, but we couldn’t clean it. We also noticed that the water they provided in the room was not a fresh bottle, but rather a bottle that they refill every time. I understand if they wanted to be environmentally friendly, but it’s not sanitary.

A lovely boutique hotel in a quiet area of St Placide. While not the most exciting area, the lack of sirens and crowds that can be found elsewhere in Paris was very nice. Location near Le Grande Epicure was very nice. The Prestige rooms are very comfortable offering more space than what you might normally find in Paris. The AC was very nice and worked well and the staff at the front desk were always very friendly and helpful. The metro stations were not far and a Bolt to Montparnasse station cost about 12 euros on a very rainy morning. I'd stay again.

It's less about what you don't like as much as knowing what to expect in Paris. Spaces are tight including elevators, bathrooms, corridors, and stairwells.

A well-located lovely hotel. We were met on arrival by a very friendly and helpful man on reception, who made us feel really welcomed! Our room on the 5th floor was compact (but this is normal for many older hotels in Paris). It was nicely done up and had a lovely en suite shower room with an excellant shower. There was a Nespresso machine and pods in the room, which was great. We very much enjoyed our stay.

The lift only fits two people so sometimes you may have to wait a bit for it, but this was not a major issue.

The location of the hotel was great. The attractions were walkable, if you like walking, otherwise using the metro was very easy to access nearby the hotel. There were plenty of cafes and restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel. The room was a bit on the small side and bathroom was small but adequate. Had everything you would need in a room and bathroom.

The tap didn't quite reach into the basin as plumbed in behind the wall, so water would go everywhere. The hairdryer is not great if you have very thick hair to dry. It kept cutting out, so ended up with damp hair!