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The staff were very friendly, but when we arrived they told us there was an issue with the room so put us in a different hotel for the first night - it was a nicer hotel and very nearby, but a bit of a nuisance to have to change hotels. They offered us free breakfast for the inconvenience, and were very apologetic, so that was nice. The room was very small (not unusual for Paris) with a very small bathroom, which had a bit of a mouldy smell and the door was on backwards so the lock was outside. There was a bit of noise from outside late at night and in the mornings, as well as very loud church bells next door at 8am (so don't expect a late sleep in!). Overall it was clean and in an area close to lots of restaurants so was ok.

Great place to stay. For Americans, the single is small but comfortable. Bathroom is very small. But overall a great hotel!

The elevator and corridors are tiny. I'm very small in stature and hardly fit in the elevator. My room was tiny, and my bathroom smelled like mildew. I had 2 towels only, which looked like they had not been cleaned. The shower was dirty and I could see mildew growing in the cracks. There was a tile missing under the shower, which made me fear that mice might come into my room. The bed was tiny and hard, and I woke up every morning with a back ache. Also, I was woken up at 2 am my first night there due to very loud neighbors - the walls are very thin, so I was able to hear everything. Breakfast is actually not included (they have it but you have to pay), and same with a shuttle bus - so read the fine print. The only benefit is the location near a metro and Montorgeuil pedestrian street, as well as the free wifi. Overall, not a very pleasant stay.

Small family owned hotel, very friendly front desk. Clean, and near metro line, food, and restaurants. Stayed for only one night.

The room was quite small, the hotel was quite small, the elevator was impossible to get into if you had any amount of luggage. The reception was nice, except for one lady who required we give her our hotel key before leaving (we had not checked out).