I had a good stay at this hotel. It is generally well maintained and very clean. The hotel's…read moreoverall design is basic but pleasant; I particularly liked the colorful, fun-painted lobby. From the downsides, I can only mention the outdated and very small elevator. All the staff were nice and friendly to me. My check-in was fast and easy. The hotel's location is a bit tricky - it really depends on your preferences and goals. The hotel is in a nice, clean, quiet, and safe neighborhood right near the border with Paris. There are some cafes, restaurants, and a couple of grocery shops nearby. You can reach central Paris by train, bus, or taxi (an Uber to the Louvre cost me about €17). Another option is to grab an electric scooter or bike through a ride app once you cross into the Paris side. It's also possible to walk, I did it a couple of times. My walk from the hotel to the Eiffel Tower took about 1 hour and 10 minutes, and it was actually enjoyable since all the neighborhoods I passed were nice-looking and safe. But keep in mind, if you want to stay near the main sights and in the heart of Paris, this hotel isn't the right choice. I stayed in a Studio Room (#306), which was spacious enough, pleasantly decorated in a simple style, and comfortable overall. The room was clean, except for the large closet, which was dusty inside; to be honest, I felt gross putting my clothes there. I really loved being on the 3rd floor: I had a partial city view (I could even see the top of the Eiffel Tower!), my room got lots of natural daylight from the long window, and I could always get fresh air when I opened the window. All the furniture in my Studio was in good condition. The main downside was the outdated small TV. The bed (two twin beds pushed together) was comfortable. A big plus was the little kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, electric kettle, and some other basic kitchen supplies. The bathroom was medium-sized but ugly and cheaply designed, reminding me of a basic hospital bathroom. The shower stall was tiny, yellowish, and nasty-looking. The two glass shower doors didn't close properly, leaving gaps that caused water from the shower to leak all over the floor. The shower itself was old, with poor water pressure; and the drain was partly blocked, so the water took a while to go down. The bathroom amenities were cheap and smelled bad. The towels were also terrible - small, thin, and stiff. On the positive side, the Wi-Fi in my room worked very well and fast. A couple more notes: the hotel is pet-friendly, charging a very reasonable €4 per night for pets. On the downside, the rooms still use heavy metal keys with oversized round keychains, which were uncomfortable to carry around. For my 3-night stay I paid €445 (€148 per night), which I find overpriced for such a basic hotel, especially considering the location far from central Paris. I believe the fair price should be about half of what I paid. Can I recommend this hotel? I would say yes - especially if you find a cheaper rate than I got. If you don't mind staying on the edge of Paris and using public transport to get around, you'll be fine here. But personally, after experiencing it once, I don't think I would stay at this hotel again.

My family and I stayed in this hotel for a week in August of 2015. The Hotel is very clean and the…read morestaff is very helpful. Front desk helped get us dinner reservations one night. The breakfast, though area is a bit small, was very good. Rooms are very clean but small for us American, but it doesn't matter as you should be in your room only to sleep. My only recommendation would be a snack/drink vending machine as nothing is open after 10pm, specially on Sunday's. This place excels on location. Cannot be beat at this price point. I would stay again.

A small, charming hotel of charm close to the tree-and flower-filled Parc Montsourisread more

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.

We've stayed here before and loved it. The price fit our budget and it's only a few blocks away…read morefrom Opera Garnier and Metro. The staff is friendly and can probably speak English better than us;) (And we're American.) When it was time to return to Paris we thought about trying a different hotel in a different neighborhood, but for we decided it was simpler to use this as home-base because it was familiar. That way we could go and explore different things from a familiar spot. Some rooms are a bit "wee" for those travelers used to large beds and spacious floors plans, but this is Paris after all and the buildings are hundreds of years old... This time we got lucky with the larger "penthouse" room! It kind of feels like Marie Antoinette decorated it;)

This is a lovely little place on the middle of a fashionable neighborhood. People were a pleasure…read moreto deal with, rooms were small but fine, breakfast consists of the usual excellent croissants and coffee. Close to two metro stops. Check out the market across the street: food on saturday, art on sunday.

I did not actually stay at the hotel, but my experience in trying to deal with them was incredibly…read morefrustrating. I made an online inquiry and they emailed back saying there is availability so please send the credit card details to confirm reservation. I did immmediately, but they never responded after that, so finally after a week I emailed asking for my reservation confirmation, and this time they responded saying there were no rooms available. Confused and frustrated I called them, and the receptionist told me that I had to call back another time because she had no access to reservation information (how could this be?). I called back a couple days later, and the same receptionist lady told me that the rooms are unavailable due to renovation. I cannot make any sense out of what they were trying to do, but even if the stay there could be decent, I would never wanna deal with this place again. (I speak French as well, so it wasn't a language or foreigner thing.)