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Quartier très agréable, appartements très fonctionnels, emplacement parfait proche métro et rue très calme, tous commerces à proximité. Et surtout accueil formidable avec Amanda qui est aux petits soins pour vous avec son magnifique sourire. Je recommande cet établissement pour l’emplacement, pour son rapport qualité prix imbattable, ainsi que pour les prestations offertes dans les appartements. Quelques hics sur la propreté me font mettre une note de 4 au lieu de 5 mais qui ne m’empêcheront absolument pas d’y retourner.

I had a pleasant stay. The receptionists were very helpful. The bed was comfortable. I wanted a firm mattress and received one. The shower functioned well. The room was very compact, with a small desk and chair. Plus an open rail by the side of the bed. Do be sure to have all your toiletries as there wasn’t any in the bathroom. But maybe they have some available at the reception. There was just one large body towel, no hand towel in the bathroom. I wasn’t surprised though as after all the hotel is listed as a two star accommodation. The entrance door to the room I was in, would not open with the code on one occasion, which delayed me checking out. The foyer is relaxing. The vending machine was useful for snacks and drinks. Although I didn’t use it, some may find it useful to know that the hotel has a link with an Uber-type food delivery service from what I could tell. NB! If you are planning to walk from the area of Parc de la Villette then you would be better off taking the metro instead from Porte de Pantin, as otherwise it is a very long uphill walk. I liked the area and found some decent eateries. If I had more time, I would have visited the large cinema which was in close proximity. A nice, comfortable stay.

This hotel is a gem. I admit it is located a bit outside the Paris city center, but give me a minute to tell you about this gem a short metro ride outside downtown Paris. Even tough I could see the Eiffel Tower from my balcony (the top spear) that is not at all the reason to book a stay here. The hotel is new, modern and clean. The staff is friendly, service minded and speaks English WAY better than I speak French. If you are traveling with a family, as I were, the pizza restaurant at the first floor is worth the stay in its own. They serve extremely good Italian pizza and pasta. The kind that I only have got better in Italy. If they are fully booked, stop by for the pizza. I HIGHLY recommend it. We booked two rooms. One with a balcony, and one with a ”terrace”, and we were five people. What you have to understand is that every hotel and accommodation in Paris is small. Tiny even, to my standards. But that is the same everywhere (except Disneyland, but don't go there). Compared to the size of the rooms, these were smart, small and clean. You could move around most of the furniture, and there were hangers, and roof storage for suitcases and such. The bathrooms were a delight. Had they been bigger, I could have been there all day. Clean, functional and modern. Good lightning, but low on storage area. The cleaning of the rooms and hotel were really good. Nothing left and they move around my junk, to clean. My largest regret is that I forgot to tip them enough. And the rooms are quite sound proof and quiet. We had rooms right by the elevator, and I was kind of sceptic to how much noise we would get. The rooms are quite well sound proofed and all you basically hear is the AC. Even when the rain was pouring down one night, I did not hear a thing. And transportation is super easy. The entry to metro station ”Porte des Lilas” is maybe 15 meters away, and that gives you access to the entire city. It is cheap, quite easy to use by tickets on iPhone or cards you can buy (unfortunately not supporting the Oyster card like London), but faster and more convenient than a cab. Traffic is quite heavy in Paris, so I suggest you use the metro to get around the city, and a bolt if you are going longer distances like Versailles, Disneyland or the airport. The breakfast was OK. Nothing fancy at all, but a little something to start the day. But please, you are in Paris. Use the local bistros, restaurants and bakeries. I assume those are part of why you are here in the first place. The hotel offers baguette, bread, eggs, bacon and croissants and assorted cereals and fruits. Their orange juice is fantastic by the way. Only draw back was the breakfast coffee machine with milk. Not that great.

Beautiful small hotel close to Parc de la Villette. Easy to find in front of the City Hall of Le Pre-Saint-Gervais. It was one night very pleasant with a very attractive price. You have the metro close and many shopping and restaurant options. The place is very quiet and clean. I enjoyed it.

The good thing at the hotel is that it is directly at a bus stop and you can reach the most important attractions well with public transport. Unfortunately, the rooms have great deficiencies and need to be brought back to the front desk. My shower cabin was broken, the tapes are eagle and the towels and bed linen do not look really clean. We cannot appreciate breakfast because we have eaten outside. What we also found very annoying is that the lady at the reception first has allocated us two rooms in the ground floor. We would like to have rooms in the upper floors as two women and we would not feel safe, but we were given two rooms in the fifth floor with a disappointment and a disturbance. In all, we found the hotel to be sufficient but clearly too expensive for a city trip.

We booked 2 rooms (612 and 613) from may 23rd till 25th, everything was fine till we discovered when we were packing to leave for the airport to catch our flight that 2 full bags of new makeup were empty and new shirt also missing , we went to the reception and make a complaint and they called for the housekeeping lady to confront her but didn’t lead to any thing , they left the bags and took the thing for us not to notice until it was too late. Also when we arrived at night there were only one staff member to work the bar and the reception , so it took us a while to get up to our rooms, other than that the room was ok, spacious, bit overpriced and the fact that our stuff went missing ruined our whole Paris experience!

The group I was traveling with spent one night here and immediately rebooked at a different hotel the next morning. This hotel is the most disgusting I’ve ever stayed in. There was blood on my sheets (photo attached), everything was filthy, and numerous fire alarms in rooms and hallways were not working properly (hanging from ceilings/walls by wires). When asked for tissues, we were simply told to “go across the street” at 9pm to buy our own and they wanted to hold our passports in an unlocked drawer for the duration of our stay in exchange for a hair dryer. I will never stay at any hotel owned by this chain; they should be closed down indefinitely.

Hotel is very secure, need a code to get in & then a locked door then your room door. The rooms are basic but have everything you need (except a fridge) a 2 min walk from Hoche Metro, the only downside is the area is quite rough at night and it’s quite nerve racking if you’re there yourself. Overall a good stay, rooms cleaned everyday, the only issue we had was the first day the water in the shower wouldn’t heat up and there was a faint smell of damp in the toilet (we found water under the sink) so probably down to this! But overall does what it says.

Hôtel très propre et très bien, avec un gros bémol, il m’a fallu 40 minutes pour trouver une place de parking aux alentours, et j’ai trouvé à 650 m à me garer. Le prix exorbitant du petit déjeuner qui se trouve être au prix d’un repas Standard de midi m’a interpellé aussi.