Our room was clean and functional. It was definitely small - though we expected that for Paris. The twin beds were smaller than the average twin and we kept seperating them for a little personal space and every day they had been pushed back together. There wasn't quite space for 2 people to open up their luggage - but we made due. Bathroom door didn't have a lock - but it wasn't a deal breaker. A little more space would have gone a long way - but for the price, we were content.

Small beds. Limited space for luggage.

The hotel is a five minute walk from the metro at Breguet-Sabin and it only takes 10 minutes from Gare du Nord (1.65euros). Very friendly and extremely helpful staff. The whole of the reception area is full of well cared-for plants, which gives you the feeling that you are in a botanical paradise. Our room overlooked the street, which was lovely. I spent a lot of time watching the comings and goings of a day in Paris. The central rooms overlooked the roof top herb gardens, used by the chefs in the restaurant. The hotel is located in an interesting area of Paris, near the Marais. Visit the famous Bastille market on Thursday and Sunday mornings, where stalls sell an abundance of fruit and vegetable, fish, bread and flowers to name but a few. There is a lot to see for free. Probably the most famous cemetry in the world - The Pere Lachaise, where Jim Morrison rests in peace, is a 15 minute walk to the east. Walk another 15 minutes south of the hotel, past the Bastille monument and you find the magical High Line Gardens, where trees and shrubs grow along a disused railway, raised high above street level. The concept has been copied in the High Line Gardens in New York. Paris is for walking and for exploring the many hidden treasures. Many pubs have happy hour, half price cocktails from 6pm-8pm. The best cocktails are at the Grand Cafe Bataclan, a ten minute walk north of the hotel. The Ten Belles Cafe, where you can buy artisan breads and good coffee is two minutes from the hotel - try the excellent scones, butter and jam. The breakfast at the hotel sounds expensive at 9.5 euros, but in reality it is cheaper than buying breakfast in local cafe's. So much to see and do - so little time!

Please remember that the hotel does not provide tea and coffee facilities, so we took a travel kettle, plastic cups and tea bags. There are a number of supermarkets minutes away to buy fresh milk. Noisy rooms beside the lifts!!!!

The location was great. The place was really clean. Walking distance to an outdoor market with many vendor options for food, fresh produce, fresh meats, seafood, and even clothing and gift items. Not within the tourist area, so the area is not heavily populated but conveniently located nearby. There was a holiday for two days during our stay, so having access to hotel meals was convenient when restaurants were closed was a good option. There is a small convenience store around the corner.

Rooms are very small. Bathrooms are even smaller. We are a family of four, and there are no adjoining room options, so families larger than two would be separated. However, the hotel did accommodate my request to have both my rooms next to one another. AC unit did work, and my son and I had to sleep with the window open.

Design is nice, room was cozy and looks like the hotel was recently renovated. The blanket was warm and heavy. The cleaning was provided on daily basis. Very nice staff at the reception desk, very helpful.

Very small rooms. It was pretty cold in a room in January although we switched the AC on. A clear instruction is needed for the fresh eggs at breakfast: 1st day we smashed an egg thinking it was boiled (no). Second day we boiled eggs for 3-6-10 min but after 3rd minute someone else took our eggs as he thought they were free for all. A lot of awkward moments were caused by this eggs process every day😄Please, either have them cooked or make a note: Please, cook and set your own timer. No vegetables at breakfast. One day there was a little mouse running across the hall. The breakfast hall is nearby the entrance from the street so it could get inside easily. We didn’t pay attention to it.

Room was clean and pleasant. We went out for breakfast to a wonderful bakery next door called Ten Belles. Location was excellent- we walked everywhere. There are lots of restaurants around the hotel and in the bastille area. Its a short walk to le Marais, the river, Ile St Louis etc Underground car park was very convenient and safe with lots of spaces

The AC was not available because it was April, but it was 26 degrees so the room was very hot at night. We had to open the window for ventilation, but it was a little noisy outside as you could hear everyone eating outdoors until quite late. Shower room was very small but OK for a short stay.

The hotel has a great vibe with lots of plants and a sleek aesthetic. Breakfast was good with a continental buffet and some warm foods. The staff were friendly and welcoming and the cleanliness was great.

The room is quite small, although that is probably reflected in the price. The bathroom doesn't have a window - there is a frosted porthole (you can't open it). There was no safe, iron, ironing board or any tea/coffee making facilities in the room, these things would make for a more comfortable stay but aren't essential.

The location is close to everything, different choices of metros,food and recreational activities. From the hotel one can easily connect anywhere in the city of Paris and other European countries through buses and train from Gare du Nord and Gare du Lest which are about four metro stations on line 5. I am really fascinated with the open market that operates twice per week close to the facility.

The breakfast was not so inviting,despite the fact that it was a buffet style it presents the same menus everyday. Throughout my nine days at the hotel it was the same choice of breakfast. I will suggest that the management reviews the menu on the the breakfast.

Great customer service from the staff who were always happy to answer questions about the local area. Very pretty large foyer on the ground floor with lots of plants, comfortable seating and and charging points. It has a free table football, bag storage for €4 a day and could be used for working if you need. This is all open plan to the restaurant (which serves reasonably cheap food but I found the menu to be a bit unclear on what type of cuisine they do.) Room was a small double, with a little ensuite with half sink and shower and toilet. Perfectly suited for short trips.

Would have liked the option of a bath instead of a shower. No safe or bedside table for storage eg of passports

location was brilliant litrally surrounded by everything you would need from supermarkets to bakerys from pubs to popular restaurants everything you could need is in walking distance including the metro not to forget their is a large market at the end of the road on a Sunday. very good looking hotel inside and out, the continental breakfast was excellent and evan included hot sausages and scrambled eggs each day, fresh juice and a variety of pastry items were also included the hotel was very clean and staff were very polite and always willing to helo. I would honestly rate this hotel a 5*

rooms were a little small but for the price you can't really complain.

Attention to waste: room cleaning on demand, paper cups in the room, biscuit jam cups at breakfast and a lot of green all around the groups floor to remember us about the importance of nature! Great location: a lot of night life around but the street itself is very quiet.

Nothing to complain about! There is even an ironing room on each floor. The staff is so helpful and kind each time we go.