Clean comfortable room kept tidy each day. Decor whilst dated very nice. Good breakfast except the bread a bit disappointing for French bread (sliced bread for toast ok). Staff friendly & welcoming

Some English tea & milk in the room would have been nice (I do not like fruit tea) also coffee left more regularly). The carpet was slightly shabby but this is perhaps a little pedantic. Unfortunately the rubbish collection lorry is disturbing early morning (6 to 7ish). It was not enough to put me off but my partner was rather unhappy but then she is hard to please). The bathroom door (room 206) needs some shaving off the bottom as it binds on the floor & makes a bit of noise in the night! I would not be put off staying again. In the question below asking how satisfied I was, I would actually say between 3rd & 4th (best)

We were in Paris for the Olympics. The location of this hotel made it easy to reach the venues, tourist areas and a wide variety of dining options. Most central locations were walkable, and the Seine is just a couple of streets away. There were also convenient metro and train station options, for example Disneyland, the airport and Versailles could each be reached on a single train without changing. Inside the hotel the decoration might be seen as dated, but this is an old part of the city. It was comfortable and warm and packed with interesting features such as exposed walls. Staff were on the whole friendly. Breakfast was basic but adequate for the money. Rooms are relatively small but this was reflected in the pricing, which I think was fair for the location, accommodation and reflecting high demand during the Olympics.

We were warned when we arrived that the walls are very thin and not to make too much noise, which we tried to abide by. Unfortunately on our second night there was a lady next door to us who thought it would be a good idea to speak to her friend in America on speakerphone at 2 in the morning. To be fair the hotel dealt with it once I showed up at reception in my pyjamas, but I think a little signage wouldn’t go amiss. The rooms were clean but if you are not a fan of mold spots in the shower then this might not be the place for you. Or just don’t look up.

Location was excellent, close to major attractions and metro. Groceries, restaurants and shops are walking distance. I also liked the welcome treats (water, macaroons in tote bag). We stayed in 3 places in France and that's this is the only hotel did that extra mile. For a tired traveller, that was pleasing. I ended up using the tote bag during my Paris travel instead of backpack. Breakfast was good as well especially the croissants.

The water went out for a few minutes one morning. It was fixed by the time we were done breakfast and one of the staff even came to our table to say it was fixed.

The room was clean and had everything. The hotel has an elevator, what is nice for old buildings. The water was hot with good pressure (it is usually the problem in old buildings too). The guy on the reception was nice. The location was amazing - 2nd line from Sena, close to Notre Dame and Louvre. Breakfast was tasty, though the choice could be wider.

I was searching for the room with a balcony, because I smoke. I had a balcony with no ashtray. When I asked for the ashtray they told me it was not possible to smoke even on the balcony, because the smoke comes in. I didn't use air conditioning, so probably that was why the smoke didn't try to get inside in my case.

Convenient location minutes from Le Châtelet and the Seine, delightful historical building in quiet corner setting, tastefully decorated in antique style. the second "accessible" room offered was workable with my rollator, but would have been too tight for a wheelchair! Very helpful staff, good breakfast buffet.

What turned out to be a Fire drill one morning initially raised alarm, and ended cutting off half that working day. The Wi-Fi went out mid-stream, off the last three days, and not repaired before my departure, most distressing for work arrangements and Paris meetings, etc., and necessitating awkward hours in a coffee shop nearby.

Rooms had loads of charm and interesting original features - especially the family room / suite. Location was great. Rooms had aircon, and ours faced into an internal lightwell (with a mural) so we’re really quiet. We moved rooms halfway through our stay because we extended our stay and the family room was already booked. We got moved to two rooms with balconies with views over the Paris rooftops. Staff were very helpful and friendly. The welcome treat when we arrived at the room was unique - a baseball cap, water bottle, a tote bag and some macarons!

Lift was very small, but didn’t bother us as we used the stairs. Breakfast room was also quite small - everyone managed to get a table, but we did wonder if sometimes people might have to wait for a table at busy times.

The staff were very helpful, including the off duty member of staff who saw us a few minutes walk away from the hotel using google maps at 11pm and guessed we might be looking for his hotel so asked us if we needed help and gave us perfect directions! Thank you! The breakfast was very good and a vegan breakfast was especially provided. The location was excellent.

The room was a little small for three and lacked a decent amount of daylight. There were no coffee/tea facilities in the room. These were minor problems though, and we could use the drinks machine in the breakfast area to get a drink when required.

We had an amazing experience at this hotel! The location was truly perfect, and in walking distance to major landmarks. The staff was exceptionally helpful and friendly. They went above and beyond to assist. They were multilingual, one of them even greeted us in Turkish.:) The room was clean, and featured a very comfy bed. The room, while on the smaller side, was ideal for two people with light packing. It provided a cozy and comfortable space for a pleasant stay. This hotel served as an ideal base for day exploration. After sightseeing, returning felt like coming home – a restful retreat with a staff that made our stay truly delightful.

The location was great - able to walk to most of the attractions. The Metro is very close. Lots of restaurants nearby. The receptionist, Karim, was the best I have ever dealt with. He spent ages helping me get a Metro pass, and went out of his way to be helpful. The hotel had lots of character and is quaint.

The receptionist, Mamdou was rude, aggressive, and unhelpful. He gave us poor advice. The breakfast was average. The lift only takes a couple of people and is slow, but that added to the quaint appeal!

My daughter and I have been coming here every year since she was 5. This was our 11th trip! Every once in a while I suggest trying a different hotel, but she refuses because she loves this one so much (I do too!). The location is absolutely ideal for exploring the city since you can walk just about everywhere from the hotel. It's also situated on several metro and RER lines, making it simple to get there from train stations or the airport. The decor is charming and, though it's in a lively area, the hotel is tucked away on a quiet side street. The beds are comfortable, and the rooms include a kettle and mini-fridge, which is handy.

The rooms could definitely do with a refresh (new carpet, updated bathrooms) as they are beginning to look a bit tired. However, we spend very little time in the room when we are in Paris, so we don't mind so much. Avoid the elevator if you are claustrophobic. :) If you like modern chain hotels, then you might not like this place, but if you like quirky, charming places with character, then it would be a good choice. We don't usually take advantage of breakfast, preferring just to grab a coffee and pastry in the neighborhood, but the hotel breakfast always looks delicious and, with inflation, might actually be a good deal these days.