A basic, no frills hotel. My room was spacious and very clean. However, it was missing some…read moreamenities that are common in the States like a mini fridge and iron. The safe was tiny, made for wallet sized items. The biggest surprise was the tub with a handheld shower (not one mounted on the wall) - inconvenient but manageable. The towels were very cheap and thin. Complimentary wifi but not breakfast (the buffet costs 55 euros which seems absurd at this type of establishment). They do have cute windows you can open into the courtyard for fresh air. Overall, fine for a place to sleep. It's also walking distance from several metro lines.

Only stayed one night but pleased about that! Had late check in which was good…read more Room was tiny with uncomfortable bed. I couldn't find any heating control so on a cold winters night was unable to get warm. No lighting near the bed so after main light went out, left in darkness, just as well the room was so tiny I didn't need to stumble far! Bathroom was basic with nothing to be impressed with. Dated accommodation with nothing much going for it.

Out of all the hotels in Paris, beware of Hotel Terminus Orleans. I am a fair reviewer, but the…read morecustomer service here is poor and the staff are not trained to answer questions in an efficient manner. Save yourself the headache and book elsewhere. Trust me, your Parisian adventure deserves better than Hotel Terminus Orleans.

We stayed at Hotel Terminus during our Paris trip. It was our first Paris Trip. I wished we stayed…read moresomewhere closer to the Eiffel Tower or so. There wasn't really anything near our hotel that we enjoyed. Our hotel was a 30 secs walk to the metro though, convenient much! The receptionist were all very nice. Our room cleaner wasn't that same though, we checked in early to store our luggage and came back at 2. The lady cleaning our room didn't seem very happy when we arrived because she was still cleaning the room. That's okay, it was no big deal for us to wait. Our hotel room was tiny compared to the US. I've never stayed at a hotel outside the US before. The shower doors were horrible, no matter how shut the doors were, the floors were all wet when me and my bf got out the shower. He was worse than me though. Haha. It was hard for me to get used to the time zone! We were usually back at the hotel around 10/11 but I didn't sleep until 3/4. There were only 2 channels on tv that was in English, Bloomberg and bbc.. just the News! Lol. Fun on vacation. Worst of all, I had crappy cellular service with T-Mobile and our internet wasn't working 3 of the nights. Bored and frustrated I was...

When I realized where I was staying, I felt like a complete idiot - this is on the main tourist…read more(mostly pedestrian) road with all the restaurants on it by the Boulevard St. Michel. But it worked out really well. There's an elevator (tiny, but it did the trick). There's air conditioning - so you can shut your window and not listen to all that night life (windows are surprisingly soundproof). You are just a block from the (not very well marked) elevator direct to the RER B (which will take you to and from the Charles de Gaulle airport - buy your ticket the day before in case the ticket machine conveniently located in the RER is broken, as it was when I was there) and steps from the famous Theatre de la Huchette and bookstore Gibert Jeune, should you wish to buy a cheap map or tourist guide. Yes, the room is tiny and the wifi painfully slow. But you're in the middle of Paris, literally two minutes from the Boul'Mich, Shakespeare and Company, and the view of Notre Dame. The hotel never closes, so if you're out til all hours, it doesn't matter. The staff is friendly. And you'll have plenty of nearby choices for where to eat.

The internet did not work in the upper rooms. Hotel staff was constantly in your room when you…read moreweren't there. The maid took the towels before we showered...stay somewhere else...

Decent 3 Star Hotel that offers basic but nice and modern rooms…read more The free Wifi - works. Rates are not cheap but reasonable. Breakfast (Buffet) was really good. Rooms were always clean. Staff was quite friendly, with only few exceptions. The Location is good in my book. Situated directly at the Metro Line 8, the Tram 3a, with several Bus-lines in close vicinity and the Rer C (get's you to Versailles, for example) only a short walk (or one tram-stop) away - the Hotel is very well connected despite being at the edge of town. And you will find everything you need in close vicinity: Parks, Bars, Restaurants, Supermarkets and there even is a big cinema at the Aquaboulevard a 5 minute walk away. Negatives: The Hotel is situated on a busy road (all rooms overlook that road) and with plenty public transport going by - comes noise. The windows are good and keep the noise at out (and there is AC so you don't have to open them to keep cool) when they are closed but if you want/have to sleep with your windows open - you better be bringing noise-cancelling ear plugs.

Read the bad comments online and had to be honest I was a bit worried. Got to the hotel and parked…read more(for free, for some reason the gate was wide open!) and got checked in. Our room was on the 3rd floor, and was absolutely fine, clean and tidy as you would expect, the room is a little small but if you have stayed in London before then you would find this more than adequate. The only gripe I had with the room was the lack of heating, though it wasn't much of a problem as it was fairly warm outside anyway. Weirdly enough they don't seem to have any double beds, just twin beds pushed together. There is a handy supermarket down the road - go out of the hotel, left down the road, then do a left at the first junction. Follow the road down and you will see the Casino supermarket. There is also the metro station which is opposite, though for whatever reason this is not mapped on the Metro. Though I got on OK by using Invalides station for Effiel tower and Opera station to get to the other sites by changing line. Also some nice pubs around the area and a great patisserie. Good location, OK hotel.

This place is exactly what you pay for. Don't expect luxury....expect practicality…read more The rooms are small by American standards but very normal and maybe a little bit bigger by Parisian standards. It's in a relatively quieter part of Paris so you'll sleep fine. The one thing you should keep a note of is that there is no elevator/lift and their free wifi is not reliable. It'll cut in and out and sometimes doesn't have a good signal on your floor. The staff is very kind and the continental breakfast is very normal. I never did see the housekeeping staff so I'm not really sure when they took care of all of that but nevertheless, the rooms were always cleaned. One thing I loved about this hotel was that the bathroom was quite large. It was a little annoying though that they don't have shower curtains in their rooms.

This hotel is what it says it is - a budget-friendly hotel. Don't expect anything fancy or…read moreexquisite when you stay here. What you CAN expect is friendly service at reception, a clean room, good linen and towels (which are not changed daily, so expect to be environmentally-friendly and reuse them) and a great location. It's a 5 min walk to the Metro, cafes of all varieties are around, and you are close enough to get to the Cite quickly but far enough away to not be bothered with constant noise and vagabonds about. We didn't purchase the extra breakfast (my husband and I stayed there), but bought pastries at local shops and had our cafe creme in a local shop. Our train left late at night and the hotel was happy to keep our luggage in a secure location all day for us after we checked out. We highly recommend Hotel des Batignolles and have stayed there multiple times.

Not too excited about this place. The bed was as hard as concrete, and the sheets felt like…read moreconstruction paper. The TV had very bad reception, and the air in the room didn't circulate very well. The bathroom was lovely, but that was the best part. There were no "do not disturb" signs, which would usually not be an issue, but it is when every morning at 9 - 10 am the maid knocks profusely on your door and then proceeds to just barge in, 2 or 3 times. We were offered breakfast in a way that made it seem free, and not told until we left that it was NOT complimentary. It was good, and in Paris, especially in that area, 10 euro for a coffee, OJ, croissant, bread, ham, and cheese was a great deal. But why they couldn't be upfront about it? I don't know. Overall, I'd rather stay in Amsterdam, where you actually get what you pay for, for the most part.

This hotel was undergoing renovations when we stayed here in Jan. of 08. It was very affordable,…read morevery convenient to the Metro with lots of shopping around and great places to have a bite or drink. This room was less expensive than our hotel in London, and easily over 3x the size.

A pretty nice hotel for Europe. The beds were super comfy I just wish the ac was a bit cooler. The…read morebathrooms were standard.