The hotel was well-situated in the Marais district of Paris, near a Metro station and a 5 min walk from the Notre-Dame Cathedral. Plenty of shops, cabarets adjacent. It bordered a well-treed plaza. Our room (#18) had a small French balcony which looked down upon the green, leafy canopy. The room was quiet even with the plaza below bustling with activity.
Breakfast was offered at 12 euros per person but we chose instead to eat every day in one of the local bistros.
Entrance to the hotel reception was via a set of stairs from ground level, There was a small three person elevator to use as well.
Staff were friendly and helpful. One drawback is that the hotel uses physical room keys instead of key cards (we lost our room key and had to pay a 20 euro lost key fee).
The room itself was very small, with little space to spread open our suitcases. It also had the most garish wallpaper scheme which included the bathroom and closet doors.
The bathroom was very small, with a very tight shower stall.
There were a limited number of electrical outlets.
A huge plus was a well-functioning wall mounted air conditioning system which was very efficient in cooling the room, an absolute necessity given exterior temperatures approached 40C. A great relief to walk into after sightseeing in sweltering heat