Location close to the metro station, quiet area, although near the ring road. Shops/bar/restaurant nearby. I didn't use it, but there is also night transport in the area. Tasty breakfast, fresh vegetables are missing, but it was not a problem for us. Even if they didn't approve the check-in earlier, there was a possibility to leave our luggage, which was excellent.

There was nothing that we did not like or that did not conform to the description on the website.

The room was very nice and clean. Staff was friendly and helpful and spoke great English. They provided us with free guide books and maps which we used till the end of our trip. The lobby of the hotel also had a microwave for guests to use, which we found quite useful for late night snacks Location was also good - a little far from the center but in a nice neighborhood. There is a metro station nearby as well as a supermarket and McDonald’s. Would definitely recommend.

For the price range of the hotel a mini fridge in the room would’ve been nice. The metro station Porte des Lilas to the city center was closed during our stay and we had to walk or take the bus to Telegraphé, which was very inconvenient when traveling with luggage. This station will be closed until September 2022

It was clean and comfortable. Just exactly what you need to spend a couple of days in Paris.

Rooms are small. Somethings are not working and should be fixed (coffee machine, tv)

The hotel was close to a metro station (5 mins walk) or bus station in the back of the hotel. You also can go to the groceries store in 5 mins walk because it is close to the hotel. The bed mattress was excellent and we rest really well. The room was clean. The breakfast coffee was ok. The hotel had a bar in the lobby where you can have a late drink. The stuff was nice. Taking the metro lines you can reach top tourist attractions in 30/45 minutes depending the distance.

The breakfast had few options if you are used to have a good breakfast. No vegetable at all. Even though it was September when we had our stay, in the room was really cold and we do not have the possibility to have heat in the room because it was considered it is not winter time and the heat was not turn on in the hotel. I think the hotel should take in consideration the current weather and temperature in the room because it was cold and my friend catch a cold because of that. It would be appreciated a smart tv in the room to have access to the streaming apps.

The hotel itself is pretty nice, the rooms were OK - as simpleas possible, but it was enough for me. It was fairly close to a metro station, which is about 30 minutes away from the city centre. The hotel's parking was unavailable due to renovations, but they sent us to a close parking lot and provided us a discount for the days we had to use it, which we appreciated.

I was unable to connect to the wifi - it requires an active phone number that is able to receive SMS, as a tourist I didn't have access to that, so I had to stay disconnected.

The room was pretty spacious for a Parisian hotel, and overall, it was clean; the mattresses were comfortable, and the staff was helpful and friendly.

There were not enough towels in the bathroom, so we had to go to the reception every day to ask for extra ones. Two people were given only one towel per day. When booking the hotel, it was unclear if they had parking space, its cost, and how to reserve it. Upon arrival, we discovered that the hotel parking place was full, but they offered us an option for an underground parking a bit further away that cost over 20Eur / day. The parking was safe and close to public transport, though.

A reasonally priced hotel, quite typical, like other budget hotel chains. Relatively close to underground station. A few minutes' walk from shops, restaurants that stay open late. Beds are a bit small (the width), but very comfortable. Breakfast is good, you can have scrambled eggs, bacon, baguette, croissant, some other types of bread, pain au chocolat, some spreads: jams, hazelnut spread, caramel. There are also some types of yoghurt, butter, a fruit salad, maybe a bit more. No veggies. Some vending machines on the ground floor, plus microwave oven, some places to relax.

You don't really get anything, just the minimum that you can expect with your room. Liquid soap, hairdryer, (only) 1 towel for each person plus one as a mat for the shower. Don't expect any amenities or appliances. Very little space to put your clothes to. You get a smaller variety for breakfast than other chains, but surprisingly it's enough. All in all, it's just a budget hotel.

I have stayed at B&B Hotels in the past and I will choose to stay there again in the future. It is an economy choice with clean renovated rooms. Usually at convenient locations for public transport. It is exactly what I want when I want to explore a city and use the hotel as a base of operations.

The car parking of the hotel is very small and they charge a lot of money per day to leave your car there. On top of that in front of the hotel there is absolutely no space to stop the car to let the rest of the passengers disembark with the luggage. Parking on street is also hard and expensive in the area around the hotel.

Overall, we had a pleasant stay at the hotel. The distance to the centre of Paris is fine, good connections with the metro. Rooms were OK , parking facilities offered (quite expensive, but it's Paris). Upon arrival we had one room that was smelly, after we went back to the reception we got another room, problem solved. Breakfast was basic, sometimes we had to wait quite a while for a coffee machine to start again, or for eggs/cheese/pains chocolat etc to be available again. This could be a point of improvement. Staff was very friendly!

Although it's a budget-style hotel, with a kinda backpacker-y feel to the decor and bar area, it was a cut above the norm for that style. Staff were great, super helpful. Breakfast totally fine, not exceptional but fine. Room was clean, bathroom clean and functional, modern and everything worked. We were there approaching Halloween and the staff had bothered to deck the place out in a themed way, it looked really welcoming and people congregated at the bar. Really close to metro too.

It's a place to base yourself from, not to stay in all day. It's near a main road, doesn't have e.g. pretty gardens. As long as you arrive with that expectation, you'll be very pleased. We were worried about staying somewhere cheaper what with all the news about bed bugs (current news as we went), but they obviously kept the place in great nick.