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clean property. in the rooms is everything provided that you need like towels, hair dryer etc. very friendly staff at the reception. I recommend this hotel. very close also to the heart of the city centre.

the hall smells like there has been smoked and it is a little bit noisy in the rooms.

Hotel is near the Gare Du Nord and Metro stations. Very clean rooms Very competitive pricing Very friendly and helpful staff.

The actual district where the hotel is located isn't the best.

It was close to the train stations.

The windows dont have sound profo you can hear everything out side.

Breakfast was ok, but only sweet items available.

The staff were very friendly. The hotel itself is very clean and well maintained. The public areas are small, i.e., the hallway, stairs, and lift, but the bedrooms are huge. Loads of room to be comfortable. The location is perfect and close to 2 metro lines on a busy street full of lovely areas to eat. The hotel has a locked room and held our bags before check in and after check out.

The location of the hotel is predominantly black and in the evening there is gangs hanging around selling knock off goods on the streets. Fine for us adults walking around but if your nervous or have kids it isn't great. No tea making facilities in the rooms. You have to go downstairs to their kitchen for that.

Location from Gare de Est train station was perfect, a quick 7 minute walk. Community/businesses on the blvd around the Hotel consist of Ethopian hair salons which provide a unique perspective. Always felt safe walking the area at any time of the day. Chautue d'Eue Metro is a 2 minute walk. Front desk staff was very helpful, room was small, ours had a dble and single bed with bathroom. Basic items in room but enough for our needs. Quiet in area at night, although surrounding streets have numerous cafe's-markets that are open until 10pm or so. Daily breakfast was orange juice, coffee/tea, breads with jam, and cold cereal was available. Enough to get you started for the day. Local Monopix market and shops in area supplimented our needs.

Bathroom towels were limited, a washcloth would have been helpful.

This is a basic but decent budget hotel in a diverse area with plenty of small ethnic restaurants around. It's well located with good metro and train connections. The staff was super friendly. I would not stay for more than two or three nights but for short stays it is good value for money.

We had noisy British neigbours that were drinking and talking loudly all night (as if Paris has no nightlife outside the hotel..).. Luckily we had earplugs with us so we managed to sleep. Rooms are a bit small, but no problem for us. You basically get what you pay for.

We found the location (though situated in a less salubrious cultural environment) of the hotel very convenient and well served by convenience supermarkets, corner-shops, cafes/bistros and well-connected by subways/metros. A short walk to Gare d'Est and a slightly longer walk to Gare Du Nord or, two-stops by Metro from hotel. The hotel had ALL the amenities of a Two-star rating; and a remarkable gentleman staff-member by the name of Hugues (pronounced 'hooks', in French) who was very welcoming and made our short stay in Paris very pleasant and enjoyable.

Staff was really friendly