The room was kept cleaned. Air conditioning worked great.

Air conditioning Well located Quiet and good for value

The staff were very friendly and helpful at all times. Our room was clean and compact but we had no issues with our family of 3 staying there. The location was super - close to two metro stations, groceries, restaurants and boulangeries. This was a good value hotel in Paris. Some aspects are a bit dated, but things were very clean.

Friendly and helpful staff.

Localisation (resto et accessoires à plusieurs métros), grandeur des chambres, gentillesse du personnel, et la climatisation pendant cette canicule d’été 2026!!!!

Considering the price paid , the location is possibly the only good thing to say about this hotel , it was probably last refurbished pre French Revolution, Bathroom no use unless you've not grown an inch since you were 3 years old.Pavement outside had seen less traffic than the carpets in the hotel. One other positive guy on reception was very friendly and did not give anything away as to what lies beyond the reception.

The staff was always friendly and happy to help. The room and surrounding areas like hallways, elevator and lobby were neat and clean. The hotel is located near trains, subway and bus, making it easy to travel in and out of the city, and there are lots of restaurants and cafes to choose from. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel.

For the most part the Hotel Renoir was just fine for our purposes. Anyone interested in staying there should be mentally prepared for an extremely small room with very little space for baggage or other items that might need to be accessible for use. The main advantage of staying there is the Montparnasse neighborhood and easy access to a multitude of restaurants and shops and three Metro stops only a block or two away. We were guests of the hotel for nine nights (room 21). For the first three or four, the temperature outside was chilly but our room was roasting. No adjustment to the HVAC would make a difference. Our deliverance came from discovering that the window could be opened to let in cool air. For the final five nights, outside temperatures began to climb but we could not get the cooling system to do much of anything. The poor English of employees manning the front desk prevented us from getting the message across that our room temperature could not be adjusted to make it comfortable for most of our stay. Another annoyance was that the toilet seat in the bathroom had become disengaged, so use was difficult and uncomfortable. The bathroom, in general, was fine and up to date, but a few more towels delivered daily would have been a nice bonus. For some reason, surfaces in the bathroom had been protected with strips of hard clear plastic. Hands and feet were repeatedly cut by sharp points on these strips. Took only coffee and tea. Breakfast each day at Odessa, nearby.

The place needs some maintenance. Holes in walls, toilet seat loose, our on-the-wall hairdyer contraption that looked like something from the 1960s was held together with tape, are just a few examples. It was however air conditioned which was a Godsent in the heat wave. The staff were also lovely and the location was around many restaurants.

Very horrible experience. The overall experience was disappointing. The staff showed very little concern for guest comfort and well-being, despite repeated complaints about noise, a malfunctioning air conditioner. Communication was poor, and our concerns were largely ignored throughout the stay. As a family traveling with two young children, we expected a higher level of care, professionalism, and customer service.

A safe place with a smile to base yourself easy access to Metro and busses

I want to give a warning to those looking for a hotel in Paris - Montparnasse --- DON'T STAY HERE. 1. Our bathroom had mold on the ceiling and in corners of the shower. I took pictures and video as proof. 2. There is no elevator for the back of the building and we had to carry 5 pieces of heavy luggage up very steep and very narrow staircases. I almost fell doing that. 3. There is no iron in the rooms (Hello? We're traveling and clothes are all wrinkled). The staff said that to iron it would be a charge of 4 Euros per item. 4. They do not invest any money in maintenance and upkeep. The place looks like a a cheap youth hostel instead of a hotel. The hotel front door is broken on the left side, the place smells, the carpet is dirty, there are spider webs all over the place, the furniture is faded and old. In the end, we moved out because of the mold and got a hotel in Montmarte that was heaven sent. It cost more but was worth it. I did finally get a full refund from them after I set up a dispute with Expedia.

Neighborhood was absolutely amazing, everything was just 5 minutes walk, Metro , Bus, restaurant, supermarket, etc. every day housecleaning, Love its

Great location, a bit tired, however value for money

The staff was very nice and helpful, but the property is poor condition.

Bathroom was updated and clean, room was also clean but dated. If you ask for a room with a third bed, you basically get a cot at the foot of the room bed. Air conditioner didn’t work and after the technician repaired it, it would time out after a while. There is no baggage storage and was told just to leave bags in the lobby and they would watch them. Pictures always look better than reality. Location was good, lots of cafes in the area. Subway and bus stops are very close and convenient.

everything quite adequate especially the staff

Good got short stay. Unfortunately no tea, no coffee machine in a room

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was clean and the bed comfortable. . We stayed there because it was near the Gare Montparnasse. Many restaurants and shops around the area.

Dirty, very very small the rooms and far away from the iconics sites to visit.