We booked a triple room at this hotel for 5 nights. A triple room is for 3 people. Our room had 3 single beds which was fine. The room was clean and had a lovely big bathroom. It was perfect for our stay. From the Eurostar we flagged down a taxi and in the afternoon about 3ish it was 8.50 euros to get to the hotel. On arrival, the reception staff were friendly and remained so for the duration of our stay. We didn't have any breakfast at the hotel as we wanted to get up and go out sightseeing. Breakfast was offered at 10 euros per person. I would recommend this hotel as it is so near to the Louvre Museum. It was a minute or 2 down from Hotel. The lift is quirky my son loved it. Book tickets to the Louvre via the Louvre. I did and I am so glad I did, not much queuing and once inside we went straight to see the Mona Lisa. We booked for 9 am. We walked to Montmartre from the hotel which was 38 minutes, 2.7km from the hotel quite quickly, which enabled us to see some of the streets and shops on the way. Effiel Tower and Arc de Triomphe are a bit further out but easy to get to. We used a taxi and to the Effiel Tower at 8.30 am in the morning for 17 euros. Arc de Triomphe we walked back from and stopped at a restaurant that was fabulous. This restaurant wasn't planned, we were looking to stop at a reasonably priced restaurant. I would highly recommend this restaurant. Cafe de I' Olympia, 2 Boulevard de la Madeline 75009 Paris. Some people may think it was expensive but we tried a few restaurants in the area and near our hotel, ones that were recommended for kids on reviews, ones we just stopped at and this is by far the best restaurant. Unfortunately, we didn't find it until our last day otherwise we would have gone back. The food was gorgeous, the waiter service was quick and friendly. Chicken or bacon burger 24 euros, Linguine Vegetarienne 18 euros.

We had a back room at the hotel and I had the window open and the noise from people shouting and motorbikes from about 4.30 am til about 5.30 woke me up on 2 occasions. Wanted air to come into the room instead of the noise of the aircon. Service charge watch out at this restaurant Carte Bancaire 45 Avenue de la Bourdonnis 8 euros, the only restaurant we were charged this. Cafe de la Regence 167 Rue Saint Honore 75001 Paris, food is not great, and just down the road from the hotel.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The room size was ok, the breakfast was good as well. By far the best plus, after the friendly staff, is that the location is very close to Louvre and transport stations.

The room had two large windows but they were facing a small enclosed space where the cooling/heating system was located.

This hotel has the most friendly and accommodating staff. The beds were very comfortable and the location is ideal for visiting Paris. We were made to feel very welcome from the moment we walked into the hotel. I forgot to return the universal plug adapter when we left. 🥺 I am happy to mail it back if requested. Great hotel!

The lift is very small (but myself and my husband are on the larger size.) 😉

Location was superb. Easy to navigate around. Famous ramen next door was a bonus. Very near to the metro. Front desk staff, Dominique was very friendly and helpful, as well the young lady and the gentleman.

Nothing really, just the hotel is a little dated.

Welcoming and accommodating. Biased as I speak French. I needed to extend my stay and I didn't have to move rooms. : )

Breakfast is just bread for the most part. If you are accustomed to a larger spread you might want to consider eating brkfst elsewhere. I came for work so wasn't a big deal, I didn't have time to eat brkfst, only once and that was enough.

It's right next to the metro station, making it very convenient to go to the Opera Garnier and the Louvre Museum. The last time I stayed at this hotel, the room was on the second floor and faced the road, so it was noisy, but this time I stayed in a room on the fifth floor, so the outside noise didn't bother me. (You can hear noise from the next room and hallway, but it's within acceptable range)

There was a bad smell in the bathroom. I think it's probably the smell from the detergent, but even if I opened the window to ventilate the room, the smell didn't go away easily, and the smell even transferred to the towels.

The locations was excellent, pretty close to the Louvre! We were nicely surprised by the kindness of the staff, the comfort and cleaniless of the rooms!

Hotel is close to the Louvre museum, train station and not to forget, many restaurants (some are Michelin-rated)! Staff was also friendly and was able to speak English. The room we got seemed bigger than the one I saw on booking.com, so we were very happy and pleased! Even though the rooms were old, the staff kept them clean. They offer breakfast which we had on our last day, and there were many delicious croissants, fruit, etc.

My only two complaints would be the very small lift and room not having a small fridge to store drinks. The lift could only carry one person with luggage at a time. But I also found the small lift to be interesting because we don't see those in the US.

We booked this hotel because it was so close to the Louver. It was the best room we stayed in on our trip. The property is less than half a kilometer from the Louvre, a very, very easy walk. The room we stayed in was huge compared to the other properties we used. with plenty of room between beds, a very nice closet, a usable desk, and a very nice bathroom, the bathtub is huge! The property is an older property, but it is very well taken care of. It has a neat, tiny lift/elevator, big enough for one person and suitcase or two people, a very nice touch. Our one breakfast there was great, with lots of good tasting and healthy choices. Due to events in the city we need a taxi to get us to our transportation out of the city, and the staff did excellent work for us, getting a cab on site within 3 minutes of our request. The very friendly staff was personable, met our needs, and always worked to make our stay as good as possible. Overall, I cannot say enough good things about this property. It might be out of the way for some, but if you want a nice place to stay near the Louver, this is it.

It is hard to get to by subway, it ended up being a 20 minute walk for us from the nearest station following our directions on the app we used. Sadly, guests have no control over the room temperature, a very bad thing IMO. This is a picky item; being almost 2 meters tall, the glass 'cover' for the shower did not work. the bathroom floor was soaked when I finished.

The location is by far the best attribute of this hotel. Otherwise the hotel has "character," smallish rooms, comfy beds (my wife might disagree) wonderful croissants for breakfast for extra money (good value) and very nice staff. I recommend it highly for those who value walking to major museums that are all 15-20 minutes away and a number of great bistros or cafes. There's an on-the-verge-of-a-Michelin star restaurant - Traces - across the street. Hint: the Musee d'Orsay train station with RER C is the one to use to get to Versailles. Overall it is good value.

Small rooms but large enough for us to open our suitcases and not run into each other. Not a place for those who plan to sit in their rooms primarily during their visit to Paris.