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"Under renovations"

"I booked a standard room for 1 and it was just nice for me. Was very pleasantly surprised that the room was so clean, the bathroom especially. Water pressure was good too and the towels did not have stains. Staff at the reception were polite and could speak English. Wished the pillows were more firm though."

"Beautiful courtyard and lovely rooms. Super clean and modern. Lobby is in process of remodeling therefore a little congested in April2026. Breakfast is terrific. "

"Really good. Felt like it was living like a Parisian"

"Good hotel near Gare du Nord. However, the room was quite small"

"Great place for traveling while on a budget. Rooms are small and not very private but the staff was great and the breakfast was good. We used the on-site parking which was extremely convenient and appreciated."

"If you only want to sleep between 1am and 5am then this is the hotel for you. The metro runs underneath the hotel and so it is all you can hear and feel, as it vibrates the room. When you need to be refreshed for a day of sight seeing, this is not good at all. The room and hotel are clean, the only downside is you cannot sleep. We did not have breakfast, so cannot comment."

"An excellent stay in the heart of Paris. The hotel is perfect, very quiet and staff very helpful. Strongly recommended! A tiny hiccup though as we booked an early dinner at the restaurant at 18h30 (slot was available from the booking system). When we turned up, we were told there was no service before 19:00. There were plenty of alternatives in the area so this ended up not being an issue. "

"Not child friendly. Staff were rude and u helpful from arrival to departure. If you book a single family room on Expedia you will get 2 rooms and no scope for moving even a camp bed in for small child. Children were made to feel unwelcome. We were told we could use the pool but then got told off for having children in the pool by other visitors you should not offer ‘family’ provision if you want to be an adult only hotel. Whilst the hotel is nice and decor/environment nice, it’s completely uninclusive for single parent travelling with young children. Despite the fact I flagged concerns prior to arrival, and was reassured, the experience was not great. Also, it’s not the nicest walk to Gard du Nord (with kids and suitcases) so not as convenient as it first appeared. "