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The bed was so uncomfortable. The bed moves. The hotel has no sound proof. The heating system was poor.

We can truly say it was the nicest hotol of itclass we have stayed in Paris .the room was big the bathroom was tiled and modern fittings in it also very clean .good lift to all floors . The staff so helpful and no charge for leaving our bags for the day .what a lovely hotel 9 out of ten well done hotel Appia La Fayette Barry Daphne Farrell

I met the young male receptionist when I came in and first he could not find my bookings. But he finally Did after a while. I went to my room and it smelled cigarette. I came down to complain and he said I have been too long in the room and he would not change it. Luckily the nice lady manager came and gave me a new nice smelling room

I stayed at this hotel with my friend for a weekend trip. Its a modernly decorated small hotel with good access to central paris via train and underground. The rooms are cleanand bedding is change on a daily basis. There were a few issues with our stay: The room we were put in had a very small window which made the room seem dark without any lights. Therefore the photos did not reflect the true nature of the different types of rooms you could end up with. The hotel is located in quiet a sketchy area, so I would suggest to be extra vigilant especially at night. Some staff were nice however there were 2 incidents with staff that made me feel uncomfortable to stay there: The first was when I ask the individual at the reception for 1 tea and 1 hot chocolate and then said it again to confirm it, He then made 2 teas. He then said to me that i asked for 2 teas and he refused to change the order (he got incorrect)unless I paid for that extra tea and the hot chocolate. I don’t understand why I would have to pay for something i didn’t ask for. The second incident was at breakfast (i had paid for the night before), I walked down for breakfast and signed the sheet I was told to do previously. As I was selecting what to eat, an employee came in with her hands folded speaking French and it seems like we were being told off and spoken down to (shown through her body language). When another couple walked in, she greeted them and asked politely. I felt like We were not treated the same.