Hôtel de L'Horloge

Fabulous location to transport systems to all toursit locations. Friendly and helpful staff, very clean rooms , with super comfy beds and wonderfully white fluffy towels. Great value highly recommended.

Very clean and located in within two metros made it very convenient.

Hotel très propre et très calme, le personnel est très à l'écoute et serviable

Not the best part of town, and lots of building code violations causing me to massively stub my toes in THREE spots in my own apartnment, also the stairs are not effectively supported.

Personnel aimable, chambres correctes quoique très petites. Pas le meilleur quartier de Paris.

The room was very good with a small kitchen. Nice bathroom, very confortable.

Satisfied! All was as expected. Good location near metro and bus lines.

Overall, this hotel was correct, tho it's not in the nicest part of Paris. Convenient to métro

Friendly, welcoming and helpful staff. Would certainly go back and recommend this place to our friends. A bientôt!

Tiny bathroom.

This property is way over rated online. The room is tiny and way smaller than presented in the photos on Expedia. The bathroom is so small it is almost unusable. And the bed was the most uncomfortable I have ever slept on - it has collapsed into the middle and should have been replaced long ago.

Good location close to bars, restaurants and Pere Lachaise. Electronic gate so you feel safe. Room is very small but well equipped and immaculate. Staff friendly. The walls are very thin and there is no air con so you have to leave windows open at night. So if you have noisy neighbours (as we did) then don’t expect to get much sleep.

Pros: comfortable beds, cute safe and private courtyard behind a locked gate, walkable metro access, street market on Tuesday, secure entry, helpful front desk. Has a small kitchenette and refrigerator. Fans are provided and helped move air. Cons: very small room, even smaller bathroom and extremely small elevated shower making it difficult to use for any larger person. Luggage storage is available but in the open in the front office. Area becomes more lively and enjoyable at night. During the day it felt a little less welcoming. We found extra bathrooms and showers located in the courtyard.

A nicely located property in a courtyard location and secure entrance. The property was clean. The room and bath room felt a little small although it was well equipped. Good value for money

Many cafes and restaurants nearby. Great access to metro and nice to have kitchenette for a multiple day stay. Windows open out in to courtyard and streets for nice and fan brought nice air flow. Felt as I was living like a local. Did not see an AC but did not need it as the weather was mild in the fall, would need to look into that if it is important to you.

By and large this was a good room. I will list the pros and cons and then an overall impression. Pros, it is near 2 subway stations, it is clean and contains a kitchenette, the bed is comfortable as are the pillows. The water is clean, the supply of crockery and cutlery is nice, the showerhead was great, as was the water pressure. Cons, parts of it are too small, you have sit sit sideways on the toilet, you have to be careful of elbows in the shower, the stairs are very narrow, the proximity tag worked on the second go, on the front door, one time,and I thought I had won the lottery. The wifi is shaky. Overall, the place is good if somewhat small in a few places. I had a hard time getting a suitcase up the narrow stairs and walking up and down them with large feet, requires patience. The staff were helpful.

Paris is rather like London inasmuch as hotels tend to be extremely expensive, so it's difficult to find somewhere decent to stay even at £100 or so per night .L'Horloge is tucked away in a quiet side street not too far from Republique, but away from the main tourist areas. We went to see an exhibition at Ateliers des Lumieres which is nearby. Plenty of Metro stations close by as well. The main downside of the hotel is that the rooms are small. The double bed is right against the wall so one person has a bit of clambering to do. Unusually, the rooms are equipped with a fridge, microwave, double hob and crockery and cutlery as well as a coffee machine and a kettle. Worth noting though that they only provide one coffee pod, one tea bag, one lemon tea bag and no milk! Fortunately supermarkets aren't far away! The shower works well, but is small. The bed is comfortable, so if you can put up with the limited space, then it's a decent place to stay if you just need a good sleep and a shower in the morning. They offer a basic breakfast tray for 12Euros, but I would recommend going to one of the many restaurants/bistros nearby where the same thing is onle 8Euros! Alternatively there are plenty of artisan boulangeries within a 5 minute walk. There is much to see in this part of the city and the main tourist areas are only a 15 minute walk, so, overall, yes I would recommend the hotel in this price bracket, but with a few reservations.

Excellent a little tiny hotel in Paris! Very clan and well equipped. Two subway stations near by, bakery right on the corner, staff was friendly and accommodating.

The location is away from the hordes of tourists yet the metro and buses easily took us to the major sights. Neighbourhood gives you a good feel for real Paris life. Hotel room is small but efficient. No A/C which is to be expected at this price point but a good fan. Only request would be for free coffee pods and garbage removal each day.

VERY basic, felt a bit like a youth hostel room. Good to have mini kitchenette if wanting to do self catering type of stay.