Perfect location, a few minutes of walk to the subway or bus, 15-20 minutes walk to Eiffel Tower, close to many good breakfast restaurants and local markets. Very nice, quiet and safe area. If your main purpose is travel and spend most of your time out of the hotel, this is your choice, if you looking for comfort accommodations and use the hotel's facilities

The room a bit small, but good enough for two people who not planning to spend much time in the room or hotel, we were leaving the room around 9AM and coming back at night, so we needed the room only to keep our stuff and for sleep, so the hotel perfectly served the purpose.

The room and bathroom were clean and tidy. It was also warm enough for the cold winter.

We were initially given a room that was different from the one we booked online. The room looked a lot more cheaper so I went to the front desk to complain. At first, the concierge was hesitant to offer me another room telling me that the hotel was full but since I insisted that it wasn't what I expected from the amount I paid then he took another look to find another room. I don't have to mention this in the review but its just not cool when hotels or bnbs post false advertisement.

The staff at this small hotel were amazingly friendly, helped us get around town and practice our french. They booked our taxi for our departure etc. The hotel is less than 1/4 mile from two different Metro stations which made getting around super easy, while not in the crazy busy part of the city. We were a 20 minute slow walk to the Eiffel Tower and had tons of small restaurant options in the few blocks surrounding us. They use old school (real) keys that you turn in at the front desk when you leave, so no risk of losing them. The courtyard is quaint, although we didn't spend any time there.

I can't think of anything we didn't enjoy.

Staff was very friendly and helpful, and having the keys at the front helped me relax since I wasn't worried about losing them. The A/C worked very well, the bathroom was spacious if odd design, and the bed was very comfortable. Blackout curtains worked well, housekeeping was on point, and it was a good size for a couple. Good location though a little far from the metro during the Olympics, being able to walk to the less hectic parts of Paris was lovely.

Shower design was odd, the TV was too small for the space, and... that's it. It was a great place.

Small hotel but the room was large and the bed was really comfortable. TV and Wifi worked well. Didn't test them out, but the room also came with a kettle and some tea/coffee. The staff were really friendly and let us leave bags at the reception both before and after our stay so we could go sightseeing (bonus: there was a very sweet cat hanging around reception!). The desk is 24 hours so we could come and go as we pleased. Close enough to walk to the Eiffel Tower and plenty of nice shops and boulangeries nearby.

The bathroom door doesn't quite cover the space for it (as in, there are little cracks where you can peek in) and was made of glass so it didn't really feel that seperated from the room - as we stayed as a couple, this wasn't a huge deal, but might be a bit awkward if you were sharing with a friend. The shower basically turned the bathroom into a wet room, so be prepared to use a couple of extra towels to clean that up.

Everything was as described. You get what you see. The hotel is accessible by metros and a 20 min walk from tour Eiffel. The staff is helpful, kind and warm. The room was clean and had enough space for two. There was tea and a kettle in the room. There was also a safe in the garderobe. The room was tidied every day and towels were changed upon request. The neighbourhood is tranquil and with nice boulangeries around. After long days roaming through the city, the room was great for a long night's sleep.

I wouldn't say I liked the fact I had to leave the key every time we got out. Although the reception was open 24 hours, I would have preferred to keep it with me.

Perfect location to explore the western portion of Paris' core districts, with subway just a few hundred metres from the hotel. Lovely neighbourhood with a number of small restaurants and bakeries of you do not go for breakfast at the hotel (which is abundant and superb). Rooms are quiet and well furnished. Staff is super kind and will make the best to facilitate your plans in town.

The first night it was not easy to manage room temperature (it was -6°C outside and the city is implementing the 'sobriété energétique' plan, which is good for the environment but requires some adaptations when arriving from warmer places). The second night things were more under control.

The whole staff was very competent and helpful. Our room was cleaned and perfectly set in order each day. The drying rack in the bathroom was extremely helpful. It was great having a little elevator and a convenient breakfast. The manager, Olivia, made it a home for us, so we rebooked another week for when we came back two weeks later. Loved the local atmosphere on Rue du Commerce and Ave. Emile-Zola. Great access to the metro.

Shower would splash out on the floor, but once you got the hang of it, it was fine. One guest was complaining about transportation. I would like to say to that person, "Trust the staff. If you haven't lived there, the staff knows more about transportation and Paris than you do."

Staying at the Amiral-Fondary Hotel was a great experience. The 15-minute walk to the Eiffel Tower was incredibly convenient, and I enjoyed the calm and safe neighborhood. There were plenty of cafes, restaurants, and supermarkets nearby, which made it easy to grab a bite or pick up essentials. I also appreciated how accessible the metro and bus stations were, making it simple to get around Paris. The hotel's cleanliness and the friendly staff added to the overall pleasant stay.

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Very attentive receptionists, they let me leave my luggage before check-in and after check-out. Room with very comfortable bed! I loved it, I would stay there again.

The front of the hotel is undergoing renovation, so in the afternoon and in the morning from 9:30 am onwards it started to get noisy, but reasonable, it didn't bother me that much.