The rooms here are super cozy and come with a nice garden view.

Had a lovely time here! The location was just what we were looking for - super close to the train station 🚉.

This place has an amazing location not far from Gare du Nord train station, which is fantastic for exploring the city.

Thoroughly enjoyed our trip here and would like to stay there on the next trip. Convenient and fairly clean hotel, the staff who served us were incredibly kind, and it had unbeatable location near to the city center.

This place has a great location, close to everything you need. The staff here were super helpful, which made our stay even better. The rooms were nice, a decent size with a cute garden view. The food was fresh and tasty all around. 🌿

The room we got was a good size and had a clean bathroom, with a convenient location close to Paris, the Eiffel Tower, and the Seine in a lovely neighborhood.

The room had everything I asked for, including tea, and the garden was a nice touch. 🌿 getting breakfast included was a pleasant surprise!

The rooms here are incredibly cozy, with a lovely garden, a well-maintained bathroom, and complimentary tea as promised.

Nice spread for breakfast, you won't leave hungry. The queen room is straightforward and overlooks a lovely garden view. 🌿

The rooms were cozy and the staff at the front desk were incredibly friendly.

Cozy place with super friendly staff, especially at the reception; they made me feel really welcome. 🌿 Had a decently big room overlooking a lovely garden.

The accommodations were spotless and comfortable, and the bathrooms were clean.

Conveniently located near popular attractions and public transportation, with a grocery store across the street. Clean rooms with adequate breakfast. Helpful staff and good wifi.

location is near two subway stations and very close to the Eiffel Tower. I liked the heating and bath with tub. There was also a monoprix in front and many other shops in the area mainly bakeries. staff was very friendly, attentive to the customers and spoke many languages. breakfast consisted of a glass of applesauce, hot drink (coffee, tea or chocolate), two chocolate breads and two Danish and a yogurt. It was all sweet but I always left satisfied. area is quiet. There is no closet, it is more like a space on the wall to hang the clothes. There is a small desk and a full-length mirror. bathroom is a third of the room. I had a good time in this little hotel and I'd come back.

The room is small. Breakfast doesn't have a choice of anything salty. For three days it's fine.

The room was quiet and clean. The hotel was quite close to the Eiffel Tower, about a 10 minute walk, and it was safe to walk around the area at night.

First: to access the rooms you had to do a master's degree, you have to climb some super-steep spiral stairs (since there is no elevator). Second: the staff was quite dry (except for one young guy who used to stay at night, who by the way spoke Spanish). One lady and an older man were unpleasant. They knew that we did not speak French. that we only spoke Spanish or English and we spoke to them in English and they answered us in French (and they understood us). Thirdly: the bathtub in the room got stuck the first night and water almost came out of the tub and as if that was not enough, curtain rod fell down while I was trying to take a bath. Oh, tiny bathtub. Fourth, breakfast was pitiful. They didn't give you a choice, they put a tray with whatever they wanted and neither my partner nor I liked it because breakfast consisted of: a drink to choose between tea, coffee or chocolate (that wasn't bad), two small loaves of bread without toast or anything with butter, two dried croissants, without any kind of filling and fruit compote. I understand that there are people who like that, it shouldn't be the same for everyone because that kind of breakfast doesn't appeal to the whole world. finally, woman who gave you breakfast was the most unpleasant thing I saw in the days I was in Paris.