The location was wonderful, a good view of The Eiffel Tower from the end of the street, a renowned restaurant over the road, a metro stop a few minutes walk away, pharmacy, general store, bakery etc. all close by. The staff were so friendly and welcoming. The pillow was the best I've ever had in a hotel. There was a fan for the heat and shutters to keep the sun out etc. so all in all a good stay. I would say that the cleanliness was excellent for a hotel of its type.

We had nothing to complain about. It's not that I didn't like it as I've been to Paris before, so expect things to be small/tight and this was no different. When we opened the bathroom door we would bang the bedside cabinet, when you walk across the end of the bed you have to lean in, so you don't knock the TV off the wall. As I say, it wasn't trouble for us as we know what to expect and I'm just laying it out so that others do know what to expect.

Yes the room is small, but I knew that going in and from previous Paris trip. However that didn’t bother me. It was the no elevator and having to go several flights of stairs after walking all day that I didn’t like at all. The staff was nice. The location you can beat if you like to be near the Eiffel Tower. It’s a seven minute walk and you can see the tower as soon as you turn the corner from the hotel. Location is good.

There is no AC in the room. They gave us a small fan which actually cooled the room down. However I don’t see it working during hot summer days. There is no elevator. We were in the third floor room ten and it was terrible going up the stairs after walking all day. Unless you get a room below don’t stay here. I wouldn’t take my mother to stay here because of the no elevator issue.

I stayed for one night in Paris to visit a friend that lives near by the Hotel Amélie. The check-in went smoothly, the lady at the counter spoke fluent English. My room was on the second floor, the windows were to the yard which means it was quite silent. As expected it was a very small romm, without any wardrobe to store the clothes. Staying there with two people seems challenging, as a single it was ok. The breakfast buffet in the morning was very small but had everything I need, including fresh boiled eggs. In total a good stay for a reasonable price in walking distance to the Eiffel Tower, the Hotel des Invalides and river Seine in a fully secure part of the city, and not far away from the next Metro station.

The room was quite small. For a single person ok, but for a couple it will be challenging. The bathroom as well is quite small.

I enjoyed my stay at the hotel. The place's cleanliness was commendable, making my experience all the more pleasant. The location was excellent, being close to major tourist attractions and the subway/RER C, which made getting around the city convenient.

A significant downside was the poor soundproofing in the rooms, which created some serious noise issues. Getting a good night's sleep was quite challenging due to the noise from neighbouring rooms and the hallway. As a suggestion, it would be beneficial for the night attendant to kindly remind late-night arriving or departing groups of tourists to maintain a quieter atmosphere in the common areas, especially after midnight.

A small and cosy hotel in the heart of Paris, with very friendly staff. Almost all major attractions are within walking distance. Our room on the 4th floor was clean and well equipped. Very comfortable bed and pillows. Unbeatable value for the money.

The stairs are a bit noisy, the walls are paper thin. In general, the area is surprisingly quiet, but occasionally there are random noises. The water pressure in the shower on the 4th floor could be a bit higher, but it's still usable.

Good that this property is on a side street, otherwise the noise level would have not been buffered. Staff was attentive and very helpful with local suggestions.

We worked around the following just fine, more of an awareness: The size of the room is significantly smaller than typical hotel rooms. We traveled in September so needed to have window open to cool the room, as there is no air conditioner.

although everything about this hotel is small (entrance, breakfast area, rooms etc) the hotel had a lovely atmosphere and the staff were super friendly. each room is decorated uniquely and all are very pretty. the location to the Eiffel tower was excellent. you could see it as soon as you turned out of the street and looked to the left. anything the hotel lacked (views and air conditioning) they had made allowances to combat that.

I didnt dislike anything however if I had to comment on something it would be that the rooms could be a little larger l, however due to the location and building type this isn't possible, otherwise everything about this hotel was perfect. would 100% come and stay here again

Cute rooms, they’re clean and good quality. The location is perfect. Located in a safe neighborhood, very close to Eiffel Tower and other attractions and close to a metro station. The staff are so sweet and nice, and you can tell they take good care of the place when it comes to security.

No elevator, and the stairs are so narrow to carry standard size luggage up and down.

Great location! Central Paris.Next to the metro. Walking distance - 10 min.- to the Eiffel Tower , to the Louvre and the d'Orsay Museums and many other attractions. Very friendly and helpful staff. Particularly clean. Good value in money. Sunny room. We needed a last-minute decent accommodation in central Paris for an art project. And that was it. Thank you, booking.com, for recommending it.

The hotel is very clean and the bathrooms are new. The beds were comfortable, though the rooms are small. The staff were very nice and friendly and make their guests feel welcome. The location is the best part: The Eiffel Tower is not far; lots of cafés and restaurants; Rue Cler is nearby and the wonderful Musée Quai Branly is not far.

Typical of small Paris hotels, no elevator and a winding staircase. There is a non-smoking policy, but some guests smoked in their rooms. As soon as a room was available on the lowest floor, the staff kindly moved me to a room where those guests on that floor were non-smokers.