the location was perfect, the staff were amazing especially Alexander, everyone went out of their way to help make our stay wonderful!!

The bedroom was too small and there wasn’t any storage space apart from a small wardrobe and there was only one bedside power point the shower is too small and would benefit from a glass screen rather than a curtain as the water gets all over the floor !!

Loved the location and the view from our room. Enjoyed having breakfast at the hotel in the morning and the optional snacks in the afternoon. The reception staff were absolutely fabulous. Very helpful for when we were confused about getting a weekly pass for the subway. There are weekly metro passes from Monday through Sunday but you need a copy of your picture to take to the subway for them to make you a metro card. Then you can refill your card if needed in Navigo on your cell phone. Do not try to buy a ticket from the bus drivers, you have to go to the metro station. And it helps to know a little French. Learn how to say common niceties and if your a rude person you should pick another county to travel. Merci!

The room was very tiny but I had been warned about the size of Parisian hotel rooms. And we did not spend a lot of time in the room. Plus the view was magnificent and made up for the size. The house cleaning staff was put off when we slept in.

Very comfy beds and bedding, lovely window/balcony area which opened all the way, fridge was stocked with water and fruit/soft drinks everyday free of charge and complimentary tea/coffee was provided everyday both in the room and downstairs in the seating area. A freshly baked cake was available in the seating area everyday, as were smaller refreshments such as candies, biscuits and cakes. Cold drinks and tea/coffee were also available. The buffet breakfast was most enjoyable, lots of variety and the dining area was beautiful. Overall, an excellent hotel which we will 100% be visiting again!!

The reception staff didn’t have much knowledge of city transport, otherwise no complaints.

.. this is simply one of the best hotels we have stayed at in Paris over the many years of visiting. It has a lift (!) our room was large (with the attached ensuite bathroom even more so), FREE breakfast (large choice of continental breakfast items) in the large underground breakfast area, FREE residents bar with soft drink, coffee, cakes, biscuits all available free in the residents lounge downstairs next to Reception. Loved the pink sheep statue there! Staff were great.. very helpful recommending some local (non-touristy type) places to eat, breakfast staff helping keep the food flowing. And a bonus.. it is part of a small hotel chain in Paris. Walking around Paris.. sore feet, want a drink? find another Hotel Astotel (you are given a map) and you can stop and have a drink, rest at no charge. Great idea! (did NOT know this when we booked) finally.. location. Great location. We used it to visit (we walked) Sacre Coure, Montmartre and right down to the Seine (like Place de la Concorde, Pont Alexandre) via the shopping area on Blvd Haussman. The hotel is also only about 50m to a Metro station

didn't like? not much except now and then you could here the Metro trains running

Highly recommend this hotel for a short-term stay. The location is great, so you can easily reach a few iconic sights on foot, and for the rest use metro (a couple of stations are very close to the hotel) or HopOn-HopOff bus if you like. You can also find plenty of nice dining options in the area. The staff was super polite, helpful and welcoming. The room was clean, comfy, and had all basic amenities in place. Iron and a small portable ironing board can be asked at the reception desk for temporary use. The policy of a free refilled soft drinks mini bar is amazing, highly appreciated it. At the breakfast besides great pastry and delicious home made bread you can find scrambled eggs and sausages, cereals, a few options of ham and cheese, fresh fruit, yoghurts, and apple and orange Tropicana juices. Particularly loved the lobby design :)

In case of a long-term stay such things as the room size and vibrations from the metro from time to time might be bothering, but overall there are definitely more pros than cons. Some vegetables could be added to the breakfast menu.

The location. 50m away was saint george metro station, neighborhood felt safe, had no problem walking with my mom back to the hotel during the night. The montmartre is very close, moulin rouge is 10min away by footy, lots of restaurants and cafes near. Breakfast was very good, they had scrambled eggs, bacon, sausages, cheese, salami, gluten free food for celiac, vegan yogurt and milk, good coffee, very good sweets. Really everything you want, I only missed vegetable to have with eggs but can’t complain as everything else was really amazing. Every afternoon there was free coffee, water, juices and food in the hotel. Also free minibar in the room was a nice touch. Wish all the hotels did that. If I ever come back to Paris I will definetly stay here again.

Excellent location, excellent breakfast, very clean, comfortable rooms. Tall double-paned windows kept rooms silent, but nice to open in the morning to enjoy the Parisian hubbub below. Rooms typical size for central Paris (small compared to other places). Upper floor rooms have views over rooftops. Coffee/snacks in lobby. Staff mostly speak English. Best value I could find for 2 twin rooms in central Paris.

Family with kids but did not get adjacent rooms despite asking months in advance; electronic room lock broke on one of the nights we stayed - took a couple of hours to fix. Tried to give us rooms on ground and 3rd floor on second visit, eventually managed to get rooms on floors 3 & 4 after complaining. TV didn't work in one room. Fans not working in bathroom so got steamy.

The location is excellent - not crowded or touristy, near several Metro stops (one directly across the street), walking distance to Montmartre and many restaurants, cafes, boulangeries and markets are nearby. We loved the stocked fridge — cold water at the end of the day and an orange juice in the morning were fantastic to have. Also coffee downstairs if you need a quick cup in the morning. The room was spacious and clean and very comfortable with nice sheets and towels. Overall this was a wonderful hotel and we would stay here again!

Can’t think of anything I would improve.

The hotel is located centrally in Paris and next to a metro station, making it easy to get to anywhere. There were several high quality restaurants nearby. It is a short walk to Sacre Coeur. Considering it's location, it was good value for money. The Astotel group offers free snacks and soft drinks in any of their hotels in Paris, and we found that they live up to this promise. We were able to stop at another hotel near Arc de Triomph to relax and enjoy the treats they had on offer. The daily breakfasts were very good. The staff members were helpful and friendly throughout the stay. The hotel is generally very clean and the staff were able to make up the room, even though our bags were taking up a lot of space.

The room we were in was very small and we had challenges fitting our bags in the room. Being in Paris, the room tended to get very hot and cooling it down was difficult, despite the aircon in the room.

Great location - calm and close to the metro and in walking distance from the centre of Paris. Lots of great coffee places around. We stayed in a room on the ground floor. The metro is noticable all through the night, however this didnt bother us much. The rooms on the ground floor seemed extra spaceus as they are wheelchair-accessable. Wifi was excellent. Cleaning was thorough and the price is definitely reasonable.

Few things could make the stay smoother. There is no safe box in the room, water tap on the bathroom was not in great shape, no shampoo in the bathroom and the soap provided smelled like a male aftershave.