Hôtel La Nouvelle République & Hammam

Very charming and clean hotel, friendly and helpful staff, comfortable room with good space, also in the bathroom (not so common in hotels in Paris). Very close to different metro stations, situated in a safe area with bars and restaurants. Own parking space very close to the hotel for a fair price is a plus if you go to Paris by car!

Nothing, we really enjoyed this hotel and would like to come back! Just one tip for the breakfast: the staff could pay more attention if the eggs or bread finish during breakfast time! Also if there are no more clean cups or plates for the ones who arrive for breakfast! But the breakfast itself was a nice typical french petit-déjeuner!

We had the pleasure of staying here for four nights. The hotel is an elegant space, well located near two metro stations, in a neighborhood full of attractions. The management took care of all the details of our stay with impeccable attention, helpfulness, and generosity. Truly an outstanding place, absolutely recommended. Top breakfast!

I know Paris very well. I have been there several times for work over the past five years. The size was in line with the average Parisian room. Of course, for a four-night stay, at this price range, we expected a larger room.

The hotel has been renovated and has a modern decor and hip and fun vibe. It is located in a non touristy area in Paris in the Oberkampf neighborhood, an area that in pre covid times was vibrant with a mix of trendy bars and nightclubs. The room are spacious, beds are comfortable and the shower is great. Breakfast is ok, with room for improvement. It consists of croissants, bread, pain au chocolat, scramble eggs, cheese and yoghurt. Staff is polite and helpful. This hotel is a good value if you don't mind taking the metro to get to the main attractions.

To be honest I was a little disappointed with the area. It is not as glamorous as other arrondisements in Paris and due to Covid, it lost part of the vibrancy that made it special (And to be fair to this hotel, that is the case with many other areas in Paris, even the more touristy ones).

Great location away from the tourists/crowds. Really friendly, helpful staff. They upgraded one of our rooms so we could all check in upon arrival at midday. Communicated with us about various activities going on in the hotel. Nice touches in room like bodum kettle with loose herbal tea, powerful high dryer, carafe of water, comfortable bed & pillows, lots of room to hang up clothes, and strong shower. Would definitely recommended.

The only criticism might be the towels. They were small & very lightweight. But not a deal breaker! The positives made up for it.

The hotel really put effort into the design of the hotel. It feels very cozy and interesting to investigate: many art pieces, a vinyl room, and many art books. The place is quiet itself and with good sound isolation from the street noises. The staff is very welcoming and friendly. Breakfasts are served until pretty late, and are delicious! And there are many good places to eat nearby.

Before the check-in, I was proposed to upgrade my room for 15 euros to one almost twice as big. When I arrived, I was told that I have to pay 38 euros for the upgrade because the upgrade was 20 plus taxes. I was not in the mood to ask questions and dig through it, but it felt unpleasant. The shelves in the room (30) have been ripped off and then fixed I think, but the way it looked after the fix made me hesitant to use them, as I was afraid to break them.

My parents and I had an excellent stay in the triplet suite. The hotel is fabulous and staff welcoming and accommodating. I’ll definitely book again!

Breakfast was fresh and healthy, with plenty of options. Overall interior design was very cool. Vintage furniture and modern lighting. Lots of art books, interesting photography. Record collection in their lounge available for guests to play. The staff is warm and welcoming, especially their director. Our room was spotless every day, shout out to their housekeepers! It didn’t feel like a cookie cutter hotel room. The king bed was amazing! Waterfall shower, huge bathroom for Parisian standards. Lots of USB outlets. Great options for dining nearby!

Nothing, really. No deal breakers but longed for: – Checking out later than 12pm (probably unrealistic) – Bluetooth player in the room – The windows have a tint to them, that we didn’t particularly like, but this is a matter of personal taste

The room was excellent, the hotel smells beautiful all the time, it's a boutique hotel vibes without breaking the bank. It is common to find small spaces in Europe unless your presence and wallet can afford grandeur and opulence, you can. But this hotel provided us with great experience. The staff was ALWAYS welcoming, made our stay comfortable, provided us with information needed, any additional requests were fulfilled properly as well.

The breakfast served was okay, but definitely worth the extra 12 euros in case you are crunched for time.

Beautiful decor, loved the midcentury furniture and wall colors. Staff was overall friendly. Room was spacious (for Paris standards) and very comfortable.

Room had almost no natural lighting (faced the opposite building). Service could have been more helpful on two occasions: (1) when I asked the staff to keep my luggage after checking out, they opened the door to the storage room (which was packed) and stayed put while I rearranged the whole room to fit my luggage (some proactivity please?); (2) I had to ask for a bath towel 3 times until they finally delivered, and it was not an "extra" towel, they had left only 1 towel after cleaning the room (2 people in the room).

Excellent robust breakfast. Clean room, working wi-fi, excellent air-conditioning. Helpful personnel who did the best they could upon check-in (see below)

Lift out of order on arrival. Confirmed by email our group of 3 men would have three beds, but it turned out that only rooms with two beds were available for our first night. Considering the situation the staff did their very best by bringing the luggage of this 85-year old up several flights of stairs and then moving the luggage of all 3 of us to a better and more convenient room after the first night (of 5).