머큐어 파리 생 라자르 몽소

We stayed for a vacation in August 2019. The hotel were pretty great until we met some disturbance with the hotel. First of all, we was waken at 9 AM on the day after a very long day and we were tired. We had the "Do not disturb" sign on the door, but the room cleaners walked in as they didn't care we hang up the sign. And no, we didn't turn it backwards, so it said "please make my room". Other thing is that one day we came home from a trip to the Eiffeltower, we came home to our computer on the floor and our charger to the computer broken inside the computer. We went straight to the hotel reception and they couldn't care less! He told us that he would leave a note for the manager, but didn't took the time to help us or compensate us. We are considering leaving this hotel before our checkout (this review is written shortly after the incident). Do yourself a favour and stay away.

The hotel staff were very friendly and we had a good experience overall. However, the shower in the bathroom was one of the most inconvenient showers I have ever used. The removable wand wouldn’t stay in its stand and the glass wall in the shower wasn’t water proof. Every shower resulted in water all over the bathroom no matter how hard you tried to keep it contained. That was the only issue with the room. I wouldn’t stay in this location in early August again as most locals are gone on vacation and a lot of restaurants are closed so you have to go to a tourist area for food.

Good & modern hotel and very very good value for money in Paris

Hotel near a metro station so easy to get to main tourist sites. Nice hotel with friendly staff and beds were so comfy. Worth a visit as we got a decent price for 2 rooms. Only point to note it isn’t interconnecting rooms but not a major hassle for us as one adult with one child but not clear on the site

A great area to stay in and a lovely hotel with helpful staff. Only issue is that recently they are working on the rail tracks and for safety loud horns are sounded to warn the track workers of any oncoming train.... this goes on well into the night. Would recommend staying on the side away from the tracks for the time being.