Friendly staff Arranged second night Room 4 cooler during heat wave

This place is a dump and I can,t believe I paid so much to stay here. The noise is terrible people banging doors and shouting late at night. It was nearly 100 degrees in Paris the room had no air con and not even a fan. The room felt dirty and not clean and there was hairs on my bed sheets.

This can barely be called a hotel. Better described as a room with private bath - that’s all. Our room had dust and dirt in many places. The street noise was extremely high and only died off around 1:30 AM. The hotel is in serious need of a revamp. We felt unsafe at night on the street below our hotel. Plus factors… There are a number of restaurants in easy walking distance, and access to the metro is very close.

A fairly basic hotel in a noisy part of town but at least close to a metro station and the Gares Est and Nord. It is an area inhabited seemingly by Africans who appear unable to control their voice level, always shouting at each other. Luckily the double-glazing shut out most of the noise coming from the street. Given that hotels are non-smoking, finding on arrival a cigarette butt floating in the toilet tells you everything you need to know about housekeeping.

Everything was great in the hotel, the street outside was very noisy with very loud people, but if you are very tired after a busy day around Paris: you will sleet through it all.

The window of our room was facing the street and could not be closed properly so we could hear all that was happening in the busy street.

I liked this place! It was kind of run down but the bed was great and clean. I liked the neighborhood a lot. Lots of cafes and cute places. People that complain should not have champagne taste on a beer budget lol.

The location was crowded and noisy but closer to metro. The room stinks, toilets was flooding, and the heating was leaking. There was working and transferred our luggages without informing us. Staffs are helpful and generous. Not recommended

Close to metro, many Cafes and shops around. Streets full of hairdressers. Beds clean but bathroom did not have the handle, curtain was dirty, almost black and hollow. Hotel should also vacuum and the stairs inside.

No lift and narrow spiral stair case. Peeling paint in room and missing door handle in bathroom. Exposed screws in room and shower rail held together with tape. Friendly, approachable staff but they did not speak English. Wifi was not working for our stay. Wouldn’t recommend but was okay for an overnight stay after a long day of travelling

The service it was amazing, I really appreciate the receptionist without talk my language, tried so hard to understand and help me. The service it was 5 starts, but the hotel building it is a bit old, but everything cleaned (can’t complain).

Very nice and friendly staff, walking distance to all transportations.

Check-in took a VERY long time. The man did not speak English (not his fault, this is Paris after-all), but his French was so from-the-gutter that I couldn't understand him. My French is a bit limited, but I understood all other people in France during my week-long visit. Not him. The real surprise was where I was told to park. The garage was about a 15-20 minute walk away, and cost me about $40 US. Made this crappy dump cost more than a far better hotel.

Terrible place

This hotel is the worst I’ve been ever, dirty unsafe, noisy. They changed our room and moved our luggage while we were away.

Very close to the station staffs are nice but lock didn’t work and smell something 2, 3 stops away from euro star station.

I don’t even know where to start! The hotel room was gross! Nothing like the pictures that’s for sure. I only stayed there one night and checked out the next day even thought I had reserved it for 2 days! The neighborhood of the hotel is not the best, people outside all day long and if you are a light sleeper you will be able to hear everyone’s conversation from outside late at night. One positive thing is that is a few steps from the Metro station . Before I forget they don’t like to share the WIFI!

Terrible experience in this hotel. Dirty, weird smells, no elevator, horrible customer service and, as the cherry on top, someone enter to our room, broke our locks and stole around €800 in cash and electronics.

This place is not a safe place to stay in. There were bed bugs everywhere. It was super unsanitary. The outlets barley worked. The bedbugs were inside the curtains & on the bed just walking around. It was pretty gross. We left as soon as we saw it.

Was pretty much as grim as expected for €50 a night in Paris, but I can deal with that- I booked a cheap hotel & that’s what I got. What I struggle to deal with however, is why the night manager of the hotel refused to print out my friend’s flight boarding pass, even though he had a functioning PC & printer there waiting to be used, even after I offered to pay. My friend & I were in Paris for a concert, where her phone was annoyingly pickpocketed. Our flight was at 6am the next morning & her boarding pass was saved on the phone that got stolen, so I was trying to reprint the boarding pass so she wouldn’t have issues at the airport. Granted, my French is almost none existent but this guy knew the basis of what I was saying as he was communicating back in English, & he flat out refused to print this pass out for no apparent reason- eventually getting aggressive & telling me to go down the road and ask somewhere. I simply wanted a reason as to why he wouldn’t do this small favour in what was for us, a rather bad situation. On a side note- this particular area of Paris felt horrendously unsafe- I’ve travelled all round Central America & other dangerous places & it usually takes a lot to put me on edge. We was planning on a quick drink before getting the Metro to the concert but it felt that bad we ended up jumping straight on a train.