Room and bathroom clean but very tiny. We had to take turns opening the suitcases in the doorway of the bathroom. The neighborhood is quiet, you can sleep peacefully at night. Very close to the subway. Breakfast varied, you can choose something for yourself. However, every day exactly the same. Rooms cleaned daily.

Unpleasant staff. They seem nice until you ask for something. For leaving your suitcase for an hour after check out you have to leave 20 euros, and they put it at the entrance in view of everyone. You need to leave your door card each time you go out, and ask for it each time you enter. It's truly inconvenient especially if there are guests at the counter. No tea/coffee making facilities in room. No little fridge.

A 5 day break in Paris with 2 teenagers. The Hotel Alhambra is in a great location, north of the river, about 15-20min walk from Notre Dame. A Metro stop at the end of the road. A lively area but the street the hotel is on is quiet. We had a junior suite which was really 2 rooms with a sliding door dividing them, and an ensuite bathroom. The sofa bed was ideal for the 2 teens. The rooms aren't huge with really just the floor space around the beds but it's perfectly adequate as we really only slept there. The shower was excellent. There is a wardrobe and some shelves for storage. Buffet breakfast also available for €15 was good. Would highly recommend this hotel for a visit to Paris.

No negatives.

Excellent location, a few metres away fron the Metro; room was compact but well laid out and excellent value fror money; the hotel has rooms on one side in a quiet side street (despite the fact that it is very near a Metro and main boulevard) and on the other the Hotel's very quite courtyard/ garden area open to residents); there is planty of choice of restaurants and cafes very nearby (L'Officine and L'Astier at the top end a few minutes walk); easy also to walk to Bastille, The Marias and generally any central location - but well placed on the Metro system too; the simple but excellent buffet breakfast with plenty of choice is incredible VFM; a good bathroom and comfortable bed.

no tea or coffee facilities in the room but this reflects the good value for money rate charged

The hotel was centrally, located closer to the metro stations and within walking distance to restaurants, shops, clothing stores, and od course Boulangeries for days all kinds of restaurants options aside from French cuisine. Almost everything you might possibly need. The courtyard was inviting, however it was still a bit chilly to enjoy it. Staff was very friendly, and I cannot recommend it enough. Anyone who would like to Stay in Paris should stay at this gem of a place.

Of course being an American, room was smaller than what we’re used to, however, it was nicely appointed.

The room was very nice, with enough space for 3 people with suitcases. It was a basic room, but it had everything we needed. It was clean and bright. The staff was helpful, easygoing, and nice. There are many nice restaurants, cafes, bars, and bakeries around the hotel a maximum of 5 mins' distance by walk. Metro is just in the corner, and it was very convenient to reach from the train station or go to different parts of the city. Bonus: They let us leave our bags on our last day and we took them back in the evening before leaving the city.

This is a note, they ask you to leave the room key every time you leave the hotel for security. We saw it in Paris multiple places were asking like this, but sometimes it wasn't very pleasant to ask the key back and forth if we forgot anything in the room. There was no room and bathroom ventilation, we had to open the room windows to circulate the air from the humidity in winter. Not a big problem if you have a short stay.

the hotel is located two minutes walk from metro lines 5 and 9, allowing reaching any part of Paris in no-time. In the very nice 11th arrondissement, there are plenty of bars-restaurants within 5-10 minutes walk. Breakfast (buffet) was good, although a bit pricey (15 euros per person). Staff was friendly and the room was clean.

WiFi on the 4th floor was very unstable and it is was almost impossible to connect. TV also shows some connectivity problems at some points. Breakfast (buffet) was good, although a bit pricey (15 euros per person). You can probably find cheaper deal directly in some cafes in the area.

Staff were very nice and courteous, helpful and let me into my room well ahead of 3pm check-in time. My room was daily very clean and smell fresh every day. The internet was excellent and supported my business needs. The hotel rate was great compared to others around the same area. I enjoyed every bit of the breakfast - I was always looking forward to waking up early to the sumptuous meal - though fresh vegetables need to be increased and kindly add some baked beans (I love baked beans) and sausages. Surely, I will love to stay in Hotel Alhambra again if I found my way there.

I expected the room to have at least water heater jug for tea making in the room. I also expected the TV to be truly cable but only one news channel (BCC) which did not work all through my stay. Entertainment needs to be worked on.

The Hotel Alhambra is exceptionally located to two metro stations and in an area with lots of restaurants and even a grocery store. The staff was very helpful. The rooms were quiet and clean, and made-up every day. The bed was comfortable. We did not have the breakfast but it smelled really good.

We stayed on two separate occasions. The rooms varied in size. By North American standards, one was very small, making it hard to manouver but the other was quite fine. The shower did not have a door (just a half panel) that made it difficult to keep the water from getting the floor wet.

Very cute and clean hotel room, in a fantastic location, less than 2 minutes walking from Oberkampf metro station. The bathroom of our room was clean; soap and hair dryer were provided. Strong wifi connection. We had a good view of the garden, as well as blackout curtains for privacy and blocking out light. Very good deal for our 6 night stay, in terms of price and quality of facilities.

I was surprised by how small the room is; there is not enough space for 2 checked suitcases to be laid out on the floor of the room.

This Hotel is directly off the Oberkampf metro stop. This makes Paris more accessible from the Hotel. We found the hotel to be clean and comfortable. The bathroom was big enough, modern and had a hot shower each time it was used. You have to use a key card in a particular slot in the room in order for the lights and AC to work. After midnight, you have to ring the bell to gain access to the Hotel, which is not a problem and comforting that security is taken seriously. We didn't partake in the breakfast option as there were several Boulangerie's within walking distance. The beds were comfortable.

You are expected to leave your key with the attendant whenever you leave the property. This was a little strange, but it seems it is meant to keep the electricity from being used when you are not in the room. The room is quite small. If you have large luggage, you will be constantly trying to navigate around it.