Hotel de Belfort

The room was decent - didn't have a kettle or mini fridge. The bathroom/shower was very good. The breakfast room was soo small, felt very cramped, ok breakfast

The receptionist was charming. The room clean and warm. The bed comfortable. The area around the hotel is dowdy, but safe and within walking distance of plenty of restaurants.

The only thing that was a bit of an issue is the lift/elevator: it's only big enough for one person with one not over-large suitcase, and it can be slow in arriving when called. If your room is on the 5th floor you're likely to need it!

Fabulous hotel in a convenient location. Immaculately clean and comfortable, lovely decor. Plenty of options for breakfast. Staff very friendly, we will definitely be back!

I enjoyed the staff and breakfast and the room was good too!

good location,

Buen servicio, muy buen desayuno, muy amables, buena limpieza, a 100 metros del Metro estación Charone.

Walking distance to small cafes and bistros.

typical Paris hotel - looks `unassuming from the outside and terrible inside. The sink was completely blocked. everything else was old or very cheaply renovated. Do not recommend

Very good situation. Triple room very spacious despite 3 full single beds. Furniture and fittings a little dated but clean and tidy.

We just needed a room for the night and this served us perfectly well. Rooms were clean but very hot (couldn't adjust radiator), as was the water (not much variable between hot and cold so take care in the shower). Breakfast was plenty but breakfast room was a bit chaotic.

Very pleasant and very helpful staff but unfortunately the hotel is very dated and basic. Twin room very small so upgraded to have more room but beds still uncomfortable, shower over high bath and didn't work properly (kept going too hot or too cold and one in previous room kept changing to bath but no plug for bath). No power points in bathroom. Towels changed daily but bed linen not changed for the 5 days we spent in upgraded room. A small map of local sites (including the beautiful Pere Lachaise cemetery) and restaurants would be handy as we didn't find open and more variety until end of stay. Again the staff were very pleasant and helpful at hotel and little local wine bar and patisserie but unfortunately the hotel needs some work.

Many subway connections.

I chose this hotel because it was close to the Gustav Klimt exhibit, and it did not disappoint! Very friendly and helpful staff - helped us print out our flight boarding passes, gave directions for the Metro. Room was small, bed was tiny, but the room was clean and comfortable for our 3-night stay. We walked and used the Metro to get around town. A continental breakfast was served each day, included in the price (baguette, croissant, cheese spread, Nutella, jelly, butter, yogurt, OJ, and coffee/hot chocolate/tea). The headboard in our room (#504) needs to be reupholstered; it was torn off. The hotel elevator is tiny; it barely fit two people, likely would not fit a wheelchair. When we had our small carryon luggage, we stacked one on the other in order to make it fit. I held my purse over my head it make it fit. The elevator broke when we were in it one time and stopped about 3 feet too soon, between floors, so we climbed out after the woman from reception opened it for us. She knew just what to do, thankfully!! We had a good stay, and thank the hotel staff for everything!

The room was clean and the staff were friendly (and spoke English). It was pretty basic. The bed wasn't particularly comfortable and it was made up for colder temperatures, but the windows opened fully to let in the breeze (and the shouts and cigarette smoke from people nearby/on the street). Excellent location for me but others might prefer something more central. My only issue was with the shower cubicle - it isn't fat-friendly. I had to squeeze in sideways and scraped both sides along the shower doors every time; I can see this being a problem for anyone bigger than me. NB - They don't allow food in the rooms so don't plan any nights to stay in and get delivery.

The staff at the Belfort are so accommodating. Nothing is too much trouble. The overall state of the hotel can only be described as shabby, though when an issue in the room was commented on, it was rectified promptly. If a place to lay your head is all you need, this hotel is adequate but you won't want a room on the street side as it is very noisy at night and early morning.

Simple but nice. Good breakfast.

The staff are outstanding and incredibly helpful. The location is very good. However, the Hotel needs renovation - the wallpaper is peeling, the room needed repainting, the pillows are horrible (pieces of foam (literally) in a sham cover), the bed is horrible (lumpy and uncomfortable), the toilet leaked, the temperature in the shower was very uneven (it ran from too hot to too cold, regardless of the settings), and the bathroom sink was slow draining. The WiFi was overall good. The elevator is easily one of the smallest elevators I have ever been in, however, it did make getting our bags up and down the stairs much easier. On our last day there, we were given a free breakfast, it was ok. Luckily, the other days, we simply walked down the main street (Rue de Voltaire), and had many, many options for cofee, breakfast, and bakeries. It's near both Metro and bus stops. Would we stay there again? No. But that's because we, most likely, will never visit Paris, again.

Convenient. Awesome areawith a lot of bars, restaurants aund authentic Parisian experience.

The staff were all very friendly and helpful. The location was great, not too touristy, so you get a taste of the "real" Paris, but it is also convenient to several Metro stops and it was easy to get to all of the places we wanted to go.