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Das Hotel liegt sehr günstig in einem Viertel, das nicht von Touristen überlaufen ist und hübsche kleine Restaurants in der Umgebung bietet. Die Zimmer sind klein, aber ordentlich, die Matratzen auch für Menschen mit empfindlichem Rücken wohltuend. Besonders gefreut hat uns der herzliche Empfang. Das Personal war durchweg ausgesprochen freundlich. Kurzum: für einen Parisaufenthalt, bei dem man mehr Wert auf die Attraktionen der Stadt als auf noble Unterbringung legt, ist das Hotel perfekt.

Ein kleines 2-Sterne-Hotel in der avenue ledru rollin, zwischen den metro-stationen Voltair und ledru rollin. Gut gelegen. Restaurants, cafes, Mac Donalds, Supermärkte und Apotheken im Umkreis. Schöner Platz (Leon Blum) in der Nähe. Die Zimmer sind klein, aber die betten und matratzen bequem und sauber. Das Bad war sehr neu und sehr komfortabel. Zu penibel sollte man nicht sein, hie und da mal Staub muss man akzeptieren, aber für unsere Zwecke war es wirklich sehr gut. Der Preis war dafür sehr günstig, 65,-- Euro pro Nacht. Frühstück hatten wir keines. Das Personal an der Rezeption sehr hilfsbereit, nett und freundlich. Jeden Tag frische Handtücher, die sogar gut rochen (was nicht immer der Fall ist). Check-out-time war 12.00 Mittags, aber wir konnten unser Gepäck kostenfrei bis abends abstellen. Ich kann das Hotel weiterempfehlen!

We stayed in the hotel in December for 2 nights. The location was good. The hotel itself was basic, but clean and tidy. We had arranged to get the bus back to the airport on the last day, but the receptionist recommended us to book a local private transfer with them that would only work out slightly more expensive. We were waiting to be collected. 10 minutes after we were due to be picked up, we were told that they were on strike, so would not come and get us. The receptionist called us a taxi, but we had to pay the full amount. This worked out far more expensive. Very very disappointed with the staff. This put a dampener on the trip.

Probably I should mention first that the hotel stay was part of a bargain package tour (probably would not be that happy if I paid full price) plus I travelled solo (therefore, the room and even bathroom were not too small for me). First of all, I really loved the location - just a few metro stations (or a nice walk) to Marais, which is my favourite area in Paris, great coffee just a few metres away, lots of cafes and supermarkets outside (open till 10 p.m.), two metro stations of different lines just a few minutes away. The room was very basic but not revolting - not tired, no excessive textile details, no ugly carpeting, convenient lighting system. The bathroom is very tiny and not ecactly a pinnacle of ergonomical design but will do for a few nights. Breakfast again was very basic but there are really nice cafes around so I didn't bother. Wi-fi worked fine in my room and common areas on all i-devices, very simple passcode system. The only clear drawback was that the room was near the lift, so it was obviously very noisy in the morning and until late evening plus some renovation went on right on the facade of the building, so I had to draw curtains and put up with some more noise. Normally when I stay at basic hotels I try to spend there as little time as possible but here I found myself thinking of it as home and was quite happy to work in my room. All in all, if you harbor some high expectations and are willing to see deficiencies, you will find plenty of them but for me it does what it says on the label, so I would definitely stay there again and spend my budget on lots of nice things Paris has to offer:)

Room was small so was bathroom but we only needed a pit stop for the holiday! Location wise, it was perfect! Shops and coffee shops nearby which was perfect for grabbing a coffee on the way to the metro station and close to some lovely restaurants and bars (10 minutes walk). Walking distance to Bastille. If you're after a nice luxury hotel, this isn't the place for you but if you just need a bed and a bog - this place is perfect!