Camille was super nice and helpful for everything. This hotel has lots of restaurants nearby to eat at, and the room was nice too. The breakfast was not bad, the coffee was good. I wish the bread was a little fresher (it clearly wasn't from a bakery in the morning) too. The service at breakfast was super friendly as well.

I am not sure why some hotels insist on the bathroom window, but if you do have one, at least make it properly concealable for privacy. If I had known there would be this bathroom window I would not have booked it. Also the room's windows and doors let in some noise, needs a bit more insulation.

Clean room and bathroom, friendly staff, there was a lift, mini fridge, kettle, small safe. Good curtains, dark at night. Good Wi-Fi. I didn’t pay for breakfast but there was a bakery around the corner less than a minute away. Recommend.

Only a small negative - You can hear the water running through the pipes all night (but I’m a light sleeper). The room and bathroom were fairly small but this was no problem for me as a solo traveller. I would definitely stay here again.

I enjoyed the friendly interaction with the staff, especially when arriving after hours and to get directions for any sightseeing in the wider area of île de France. The room was small but comfortable, with everything you'd need. Comfortable bed, working airconditioning and a lovely bathroom with hairdryer installed. Metro and major places like Place République on walking distance

The price was a little high in my opinion for 2 nights, about 300 euros. But given the location and what's on offer, it is understandable. It was unfortunate that no closet was available, only a few shelves to put your luggage on. Most of it had to stay in the suitcase.

It is a very good 3 star hotel. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The breakfast is good with a reasonable choice items to eat. The area is very good with a wide choice of bars, cafes and restaurants near by. It is a good location too as the metro station Parmentier is a short walk from the hotel plus the 96 bus is in the street outside the front of the hotel and takes you into the city centre. The hotel is situated just outside the Marais quarter in the 11th arrondissement.

What we did not like were minor. As we were staying a week we would liked to have more storage for our clothes. The other is that the coffee is from a machine, a practice that seems to be growing in hotels generally.

The hotel was perfect for us: reasonably affordable (for Paris), not too far from the Marais neighborhood, with charm and interesting options in its own neighborhood (some restaurants in a small square four buildings away, a great bakery with the well-known baguettes, pain au chocolat, and so on..., the impressionist painter Sisley lived just around the corner). We toured around town on foot, otherwise by bus or e-bike, and this place was a great starting point. The room on the 1st floor was absolutely sufficient for a weekend, clean, practical, tasteful, with a very comfortable bed. It was quiet throughout our stay. Electricity, bathroom, TV, refrigerator - everything worked and was up to date. The room was spacious enough for one large piece of luggage, a second suitcase would have been a bit tight. The staff was always friendly, welcoming and helpful with advice on activities or concerning our needs. A nice feature in the lobby is the tea+coffee station at any time of the day/night, We would definitely recommend it!

No complaints whatsoever. The pictures of the room and other areas of the hotel available on Booking.com reflect exactly what we encountered.

Very well located hotel close to main metro lines. Easy access to Gare du Nord from there. Friendly staff, with a 24h reception which makes your evening experience smooth coming/going from the hotel.

No power socket by the head of the bed. The glass wall that separates the bathroom from the bed takes away your privacy when leaving the shower. Ok if you are a couple but not ideal if you are sharing with a friend. They try to put a curtain to minimise this problem but there are still gaps. Have this in mind when booking your stay.

The hotel was small, cosy and very clean! The team was doing an amazing job every day, everyone I encountered was very friendly and helpful. The neighborhood is amazing, not too overrun yet still very lively with a bunch of nice restaurants a few minutes away. The price (given it’s Paris) was very reasonable.

The sound isolation, the windows were blocking the outside noises quite well, but I could hear my neighbors‘ alarms going off and when people were speaking outside the room it felt like they were inside

Location was great, room.was clean and breakfast was great too. Staff super friendly and helpfull!!! I would recommend if you want a nice Location close to the metro and amazing restaurants.

Everything was nice and clean, so honestly there is nothing bad to say. Just a little loud from the people in the other rooms. Room is pretty small but if you go to visit Paris in the end will not be so much there, and location is so good that I didnt mind.

The hotel being close to a metro station and a bus station was a big plus. The room was a decent size for Paris, the bathroom was on the smaller size, only 1 person fit at the same time. Everything was clean, The staff was super nice and welcoming! The breakfast room was the best, nicely decorated and bright! Breakfast has many choices.

Nice quiet location with an abundance of metro stations close by, giving easy access to different parts of Paris. Staff were really friendly, hotel was very clean and the air conditioning in the room was perfect (it was mid-30s Celsius while we were staying there). Good bakeries and neighbourhood bars / restaurants close by.

Bed was a little firm for my liking and the shower was quite small (although the water pressure was great).