Hotel Pax Opera

Too noisy

Nice staff and location

Very nice if you’re looking to sleep. Yes, I know I was on vacation but I still needed to get some work done and the nonexistent WiFi was a problem. I asked the front desk for a solution and the answer was “I don’t know “ and walked away. That with an outdated TV for the downtime, meant that I to go to Starbucks for WiFi and look at the ceiling on my downtime

Breakfast was just Ok. Great croissants, eggs and coffee were excellent. . But based on my previous stayrs in other hotels in Paris, the selection was limited. Staff was amazing. Friendly amd knowledgeable. Location was very good. Near metro and bus. Staid when I landed and stayed again4 nights before departure.

The bath tub is too high to get in and out. It's also quite narrow but it's European, I guess

No kettle in room- had to access hot water on ground floor in bkfst room but only til 10pm.I got abused by rude night receptionist for trying to access just after curfew.

This is a lovey hotel not far from Paris' main attractions. They provide all the essentials and daily housekeeping.

Extremely convenient for visiting Paris hotspots. Good breakfast and comfortable room.

The hotel was great! The staff were super friendly and happy to help. Would definitely stay again. Closest Metro stop is Cadet that is easy to navigate theoughout the culity and a few steps from Gare de l'est.

Everything was nice.

It iseasy to reach from Gare du Nord. You justneed to find Rue Lafayette and walk down. Much better than getting taxi. You can also get 45 Bus.

Really disappointing stay. It is supposedly none smoking but the room smelt of smoke. The bathroom was dirty- lots of discolouring and dirt on radiator around the bath. In the evening the water was lukewarm and was cold in the morning so we had to have cold showers. Very noisy from the road and slamming doors in the hotel which woke us up twice. The shared bathroom was cleaner than our room bathroom. We were allowed to store our luggage which was good and staff were friendly but they didn’t bother to ask us how our stay was and as we were so disappointed we just left.

Staff was extremeky helpful and caring. They took care of us well.

Very good

Nice hotel and staff. Room spotless. Great location as well, 15 minutes walk to the Opera. Very nice, little, great restaurants around.

The area was good and metro station was close to the hotel!The stuff service was poor!

The hotel is in a good location and is decent if you’re only going to be there for a couple days, but I do think it’s false advertisement to say that there’s air conditioning on the booking yet the air conditioner hasn’t worked for a while and the elevator is also broken. Staying in March I was lucky that the weather outside wasn’t too hot, but checking into the room was still very warm. Also, if you’re going to have more than one luggage it will be very difficult as the rooms are small. It is a very affordable hotel in a convenient location so I do think it’s worth certain sacrifices but just be warned about the air conditioning!

I stayed here with my partner and parents. Both rooms were suitably comfortable and clean, albeit a bit dated (which is not a problem, more an observation). The breakfast buffet was plentiful. Reception staff were friendly and helpful. The hotel has many shops and restaurants within a short walk, as well as a Metro station. We would all stay here again.

Overall, a very good property. Great location (very close to a metro station - Line 7 Cadet) that allowed us to access most neighborhoods quite easily. The staff were courteous, helpful and efficient. The breakfast served at the hotel was more than adequate. We had a couple of reservations about the hotel. Our room was quite small and difficult to navigate because of the size. Also, the patrons and workers (and their extended family members) at the Asian restaurant across the street were quite loud when that establishment closed (2:00 a.m.), so were awakened not only by their extremely loud voices but also by their street side, cell phone conversations with others. If the street cleaners come at or around 6:00 a.m. (which they did), then the nuisance of being awakened by those associated with the restaurant became much more troublesome. You might want to ask for a room that does not face the street.

room was tiny- but hey- your in Paris and the price is lower than most.