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The hotel it¿¿s not expensive to be Paris. Nevertheless, I have to say that is far from the center at the end of the metro line 3. The neighbourghood is not a place you would like to walk around at night.

I only have good comments about the staff. Guys on the reception are very helpful and friendly. The room was cleaned every day. Now... Rooms are incredibly small. I think if we had one more luggage that would have been a problem) WIFI costs 1euro per day. Breakfast trditionally french...well...not for my taste but that depends on your preferrences. It happened not to find spoons and milk for cereals. You should know that there often stay groups of students so it may be noisy and the bar may be absolutely full in the morning. The metro is very close. I think some 2 minutes walking and you can easily get to Trocadero but it takes over 1 hour. Right at the corner there is a mall. I would say is not bad but next time i will chose another place to stay.

Ok so me and my husband booked a cheap last minute getaway without looking at the reviews, which I am so glad to say I did. The hotel was nicely decorated, friendly staff which spoke several languages which I seen on manus an occasion. The rooms wernt massive but on European holidays this was to be expected plus for a 2 star hotel you could expect too much, but they were spotless, rooms cleaned everyday, fresh towels, toilet paper etc. never had anything stolen from us, which I was very nervous of. The breakfast was good was a good start to the dAy, my only down fall was there asnt exactly a bar, they had a few drinks but wasnt somewhere you could have sat at night for a drink. But in my experience we were shattered from being out all day we could stay awake too long at night. The area didn't look too hot, but I didn't have any bad experiences. There was a shopping center next door to the hotel which was great, supermarket, chemist, mc Donald's, Chinese etc. and the metro was next to that. Was perfect for travelling on the metro,and was only 10mins on metro the town. I really enjoyed my stay here, and I'm a very nervous and cautious person when travelling but I didn't have any bad experiences. Don't let the other reviews put you off. Was a great bargain hotel, deserves a lot more credit.

Stayed here valentines weekend with my other half and had a great time! The reception area and the breakfast/bar area look very modern and clean. You have to pay for wi-fi but we didnt bother during our stay.The hotel has vending machines so you can get a snack/drink from them if you wish.The bedrooms and bathrooms are quite small but they are clean and we found the bed and pillows very comfortable, however if you are looking for a room with a view this is not the place for you. Breakfast was typical continental breakfasts with breads, croissants and cereal so dont go expecting a full english.Location was brillant as the hotel is minutes from Gallieni metro station, we travelled a lot by metro during our stay so we bought a 'paris visitor' pass for the weekend which cost around 46 euros for 2. There is also a large shopping centre around the corner from the hotel which is always handy to have nearby. Would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a cheap,short city break in Paris. We would go back again.

We stayed here for 5 nights over New Year. The room was a good size and very clean. Modern decoration. There was a kettle and tea/coffe in the room that were refreshed each day. We didn't use any of the facilities as we literally were out all day every day so I can't comment on those. The hotel is in a good location as it's about a 5 minute walk from the train station from which you can get straight into Paris centre of the other direction to Disneyland. Also it's on a complex that has lots of restaurants, shops, and a pharmacy.We paid for the wifi, I think it was 6euro for our entire stay. The only problem that we had is that the wifi seems to be turned off at night and then only comes back on at about 9am