Breakfast was excellent and a great value. We had no shampoo/body wash in the shower which was frustrating. Location was great for Eiffel Tower and good restaurants nearby but required taxis or Uber for other attractions. We did not have many options for 5 people in one room so this was a great solution.

Shampoo/body wash in the shower

Yooma Urban Lodge is a wonderful hotel. The room fit our family of five perfectly, which can be a difficult task in Europe. The downstairs common area in the lobby is a pleasure to spend time in - there is plenty of seating, there are free video games, pool table, board games, other random games of interest. There are tables to sit and eat in case you bring home a small take-out meal. The breakfast is absolutely lovely with some of the best scrambled eggs I have ever had. The location of the hotel is good - grocery store is nearby, bakery is a few blocks away. The upper level walkway is expansive so do not be afraid to explore.

It would have been nice to have some cafes for coffee or food closer. There is nothing in the immediate area that doesn't require several blocks of walking.

Very good location, 10 minute walk to Eiffel tower. Basic rooms but you're getting what you paid for - it was good value Luggage rooms are handy if you are too early for check in or you have to leave your bags after check out Whilst it was basic rooms the hotel was very modern and good for kids - arcade machines, pool table and pacman designs around the hotel Friendly staff

Breakfast was €15 euro which was bit much for what you got Chromecast on the TV didn't work for me

The theme of the hotel was very cute, the kids loved the video games. Having the lockers available prior to check in to store luggage was great. The closeted bunkbeds were fantastic, providing a little privacy for each child.

The bathroom, the open shower concept at first seemed kind of cool, but it was impossible to take a shower without getting the toilet wet and once someone had showered no one could go into the bathroom without shoes on because the whole floor was wet. The other area for improvement are the plywood sliding doors on the bunkbeds, while they were great for privacy they were loud in the night when bumped.

Very convenient hotel and extremely family friendly. Even though the kids were tired of sighseeing all day, they would come back to the hotel and enjoyed the amenities. Both my kids (1 and 8) engaged in open ended play in the room with the building blocks. My husband enjoyed the games as well. Breakfast was okay. A little overprice for what they offer. Only 15 minute walk to the eiffel tower with a lot of restaurants close by.

Staff needs to be more carefully when assigning room. We checked in early but our room wasnt ready so we came bacl around 2200. They gave us a dirty room. Literally a room that was not cleaned after the other person checked out. They also charged me breakfast for my 1 year old the first day, and then on the second they said she didnt have to pay but they did not returned the money i paid the first day.

The sleeping pods were an excellent choice for our family. The privacy option was great. The children could charge their device and use the light to read, without disturbing others. It was clean and the location was excellent. A short walk to the Eiffel Tower and the Big Bus Tour Stop for us. The arcades were a great drawcard for the kids and of course the pool table. They kept asking to go back and play when of course us adults wanted to walk around Paris. That's a good sign.

The curtains, when drawn, were very dusty and triggered allergies. Otherwise the room was very clean.

The hotel is very aesthetically pleasing. The Pac-Man theme is fun, and the free games available are a nice bonus. The staff was very friendly. Our room was on a corner, so the layout was different from the pictures. It offered a huge curved window, essentially the whole exterior wall, to view the city. Heavy drapes made it possible to make the room feel closed off at night. There is also a luggage locker room in case your flight is past check-out and you still want to enjoy the city.

The sliding door on one of the top bunk beds was broken and had been removed. My two youngest always fight over the top bunk, and I booked this room so they could each have one. No one wanted to sleep on it because it didn't offer the cool pod environment of the other beds. The bottom bunks aren't closed off at the foot, so, due to the layout of our room, one of my three kids had to be more exposed and didn't get to enjoy the pod concept. It was a major draw for our family, so that was disappointing.

location location location like the pacman theme hallways are nice bathroom is good

breakfast @ 16 USD per person !! no hot water pot in the room :(( there is hardly room to fit in a chair .. felt like Tokyo checkout should be noon time, if requested at no extra charge bathroom needs more light near mirror ( to facilitate better shaving ) provide at least 2 welcome water bottles there is NO hotel name at ground level (have a sign with arrow that says "Way to Yooma")

The bunks were good, play area near breakfast was great for the kids. Location was close to Eiffel Tower but the area was very hit and miss.

Air conditioning was terrible - never felt like it was on no matter what you changed. The rooms had a few other maintenance problems with them as well - not major but seemed like they weren’t maintained with lots of mould in the shower ceiling and the bunk bed covers missing of a couple of them. Location wise wasn’t the best - we would stay in a different area next time in Paris.

I liked the location, the fact that there was parking available and the number of beds in the room.

There was breakfast experimentation while we were there and it could be a little better with more variety. while the beds were excellent there was not much space in the room which made it challenging to have small kids. I would however note that they have a baby changing facility outside the room in a shared space where you will also find a microwave. This was very helpful. And the size of "non-bed space" in the room was primarily an issue when travelling with smaller kids, with teenagers, this becomes less of an issue if an issue at all as there are some excellent shared facilities and lobby area is wonderful.