The location is superb in its own cobblestoned square with fabulous level access to the lovely 2nd and 3rd arrondisements. The cafe restaurant was fabulous and we enjoyed eating there every morning for breakfast. The room was very comfortable and the view was lovely.

The location was absolutely perfect - close to all of the main Paris attractions, as well as boulangeries, restaurants, etc. great neighborhood. Loved the staff, appreciated restaurant recommendations and reservations made by the staff.

The shower drainage system didn’t work well - the entire bathroom floor was soaked every time we took a shower.

Great cafes and boulangerie around the hotel, which made breakfast options great. The filter coffee machine in the room was GREAT! (not just your average yucky Nespresso) turns out we need not have brought our own Aeropress in the end. Staff were also exceptionally friendly and hospitable. Location is about 15-20 minutes walk to Marais which is still a little far, but close enough to Louvre and other museums that side.

Location is between 2 popular districts, but still 15-20 minutes walking to anywhere of interest.

Light and airy rooms, adorable details in the hallway (with an elevator), this really is a pied-à-terre for anyone who wants to stay in the center of Paris. We didn’t try the room service or restaurant, so we can’t comment on it, but stopping by the café for coffee and croissants in the morning is encouraged! The rooms are clean and spacious, and the hotel staff were kind and welcoming!

Such a lovely boutique hotel! The room was big with huge windows and a lot of light. The bad is very comfortable and its quiet also in a very centric location. The staff is beyond friendly!

The breakfast is very limited. I prefer a buffet. You need to fill a form day before and to choose from a list of stuff you want and wait for it at the restaurant.

The room was exceptional and all the staff were very friendly. Facilities were great and the accomodation was more than we expected. A huge thank you to all the staff and we could see they liked working there. Congratulations to the family running the hotel. Well done and thank you for the lovely stay.

There was nothing we didn't like - all was run very professionally and we enjoyed the whole environment.

We just had coffee, orange juice and croissants, so we didn't take the whole breakfast. The hotel was in a good location - not touristy, but close to three different metro stations, so it was very handy. you could also walk to the Louvre, Notre Dame etc if you wanted to.

It was a bit tricky for the taxi to find. the reception wasn't "obvious" and the setup to get into the rooms was different, but nothing drastic.

This is a small hotel located in the central area of Paris in a local neighbourhood. The room was large for Paris, the building is renovated, so the room was fresh and new. The bed was large and very comfortable, the room was quiet and we were able to open the windows when needed. The room looked out onto a small square. The hotel is quite close to many of the well-known Paris attractions, there are a couple of streets nearby with wonderful bourlangeries and restaurants. The staff were all very pleasant and very helpful.

A few minor things needed a bit of attention. There was only 1 cup in the bathroom for toothbrushes, there was coffee making facilities, but being a tea drinker the hotel staff brought a kettle, but there was never any replacement of the tea and the cleaning staff kept taking the tea cup!

The location was fabulous, it was quiet and also convenient for the metro and the sights of Paris. The staff were friendly and very helpful and responsive to any requests we made. The room was large for Paris standards and the plumbing worked well (can be a big issue in some of these older buildings!).

Breakfast was expensive for what it was and we ended up going around the corner and getting coffee and fabulous baked goods for 1/3 of the price. Although the bistro part during the day/evening worked well and was reasonably priced.

I had coffee several mornings- it was very good. One gentleman at the desk was quite engaging and we chatted about running in the city. His extension of conversation was really appreciated.

The price of coffee and food was a bit more expensive than right around the corner. That’s what kept us from having meals there. I asked for a restaurant recommendation a couple times and seemed vegetarian wasn’t something the staff has a solid recommendation for. After searching, I did indeed find many options. Would be nice to have recommendations you can run with, as the area and language was all new to me.