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Booked this hotel because we had tickets for the French Open and we wanted something nearby and not too expensive. The hotel has recently been refurbished and it looks nice and clean. Rooms were a good size for French standards. Coffee and tea making facilities in the room came in handy. Granted the room doesn¿¿¿t have a closet but then again if it¿¿¿s only for an overnight stay who needs it. Bathroom was clean with two big shower heads in the bathtub. Beds were a bit too hard for our taste but that is personal preference.We came in late and we could still have dinner in the restaurant, which offers a buffet with a large selection of cold and hot dishes for a reasonable price. Breakfast was a bit disappointing. Being in France you would expect some French cheeses no? They only had Emmental (which is Suisse). Also, due to the French Open tournament I suppose, the hotel was very busy and the re-fills of bread and other items took way to long. The staff just sauntered around and kept telling it was coming¿¿¿ Finally they showed up with five (!) baguettes¿¿¿ In the end they did bring out some more croissants and bread but by then we were all filled up with yoghurt¿¿¿ And this at a price of 10¿¿¿ per person...Location wise, ideal if you are going to Roland Garros or the horseraces nearby. I¿¿¿m not too sure for the center of Paris though. The hotel has a large underground parking at 24¿¿¿ per 24h which is a good alternative for public parking.

Yes the rooms are small but we were only staying for a couple of nights and spent very little time in the room, showering and sleeping, so it suited our purpose very well. The hotel and rooms were clean and warm and the staff that we met were very pleasant. There were plenty of sockets in the room - always useful! It is very unfortunate that when you walk into the reception there is an unpleasant odour, it appears to be restricted to the reception area only (perhaps the management might take notice of the number of comments and sort it out). There is a tax to pay which on 24/05/13 cost ¿¿¿1.10 per person per night. The hotel is ideal for the Rolande Garros and is close to the bus stop and RER.

I was fortunate enough to geta corner suite room. All in price ¿¿¿138 but it is Paris! Quiet enough. Restaurant is basic, for UK never mind France, but this was about refuelling and a bed for the night. Overall OK if expensive with Paris prices.

Nice hotel near Bois-de-Boulogne and Roland-Garros !Very tidy and clean rooms, although next to road not too much noise, good service at reception. Breakfast good but typical French (not too extensive)

This is defiantly budget hotel but if you are travelling to Paris by leisure purpose only, I recommend to put that one on the list. Location is not in heart of the Paris, but few steps from Bologne forest. Communication infrastructure close to the hotel is excellent and bus 244 is taking you directly to Port Maillot, where you can choose another buses or change for Metro line. You could reach most of the TOP points like Eiffel Tower, place de Concorde or Notre Dame within 20 -40 min max ( from the hotel).Rooms are ok with size, not chance for extra bed inside. Bed is very comfortable and quality of the linen on the 4 star hotel level. Bathroom is specious with rainfall shower and bath ( combo option). Unfortunately quality of towels, toilet paper and bath amenities are reminding you that you choose budget hotel.TV on the wall a bit small, but who is coming to Paris to watch TV in the rooms....if you intend to... from 20 channels you will find only French ones.Breakfast could be improved. If you are fine with sweet option you should be happy with number of choice of croissants and even mini pancakes- jam, honey and nuttela as much as you wish. However number of fresh fruits, choice of cheese and ham or other type of meat is very very limited.