Room was small but did not impede on the comfortability. Would go back. The staff was very helpful. Overall the room was well maintained there were a couple of incidents that I did not like: did not leave any toilet paper one day and did not make the beds another. the location was excellent and easy to get to from anywhere in Paris.

Room was small but did not impede on the comfortability. Would go back. The staff was very helpful. Overall the room was well maintained there were a couple of incidents that I did not like: did not leave any toilet paper one day and did not make the beds another. the location was excellent and easy to get to from anywhere in Paris.

This hotel is located directly across the Paris Expo and within a block of the Tram, Bus and Train stops. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Not much of a view from the room, if you are in need of one. The rooms, like many local hotels, are not very roomy. The bathroom door will not open fully since it hits the bed. No A/C may be a problem if you are there for the summer. They do provide one standup fan, the vertical types. This does not seem to provide much airflow. Since I was there furint May it was not a major problem, however I am sure that in the hot summer days it would be much warmer. The best you can say about the bed is that it is flat. Don't expect plush, it may not be the type for people who have back problems, and it may be uncomfortable fot those without. Hopefully your luggage will fit in the elevator. I was able to squeeze my to rolling bags and placed my back-pack on top to allow room for myself. More bags would have required additional trips. The weekly transportation pass was a good deal to travel the city via train, bus, or tram. One rate for all your trips all week long. You can get the ticket at the tram station's ticket vending machine. They do offer wi-fi Internet access (you have to buy). However, it work in the lobby and the lower two floors, which prompted me to move to a lower floor upon arrival. Boingo does work here and you may want to check their rates for Internet access, typpically much lower than most european hot spots, great deal. I used a limo (van) srevice to return to the airport. Granted I was the first pickup and it took about 1 hr to get to the airport including all the stops. This saved me about 1/2 of the taxi fare for the airport, another good deal. I did not have time to check their breakfast deals, I ended up picking up crossaints on the way to work from a local bakery near the office (not by the hotel). The hotel staff was quite pleasant and helpful. In summary for my mixed review, it was a place to stay and I w

This hotel is located directly across the Paris Expo and within a block of the Tram, Bus and Train stops. Plenty of restaurants nearby. Not much of a view from the room, if you are in need of one. The rooms, like many local hotels, are not very roomy. The bathroom door will not open fully since it hits the bed. No A/C may be a problem if you are there for the summer. They do provide one standup fan, the vertical types. This does not seem to provide much airflow. Since I was there furint May it was not a major problem, however I am sure that in the hot summer days it would be much warmer. The best you can say about the bed is that it is flat. Don't expect plush, it may not be the type for people who have back problems, and it may be uncomfortable fot those without. Hopefully your luggage will fit in the elevator. I was able to squeeze my to rolling bags and placed my back-pack on top to allow room for myself. More bags would have required additional trips. The weekly transportation pass was a good deal to travel the city via train, bus, or tram. One rate for all your trips all week long. You can get the ticket at the tram station's ticket vending machine. They do offer wi-fi Internet access (you have to buy). However, it work in the lobby and the lower two floors, which prompted me to move to a lower floor upon arrival. Boingo does work here and you may want to check their rates for Internet access, typpically much lower than most european hot spots, great deal. I used a limo (van) srevice to return to the airport. Granted I was the first pickup and it took about 1 hr to get to the airport including all the stops. This saved me about 1/2 of the taxi fare for the airport, another good deal. I did not have time to check their breakfast deals, I ended up picking up crossaints on the way to work from a local bakery near the office (not by the hotel). The hotel staff was quite pleasant and helpful. In summary for my mixed review, it was a place to stay and I w

If you are to stay in this hotel please be advised. I stayed in this hotel in May, and I was completely horrified by the cleanliness of the room. I stayed on the fourth floor, the hotel has an extremely small lift, but that was not what concerned me. The fact that I was almost eaten alive by the bugs in the beds. And I say beds because I switched rooms. I woke up on my second day in Paris COVERED by more than 10 bug bites. And I could see these bugs and their excremants on and in between the grooves of the headboard. My second room was not too bad, but I still got bitten. And it was the main reason that I wanted to leave Paris, was because of this. But if that doesn't bother you, the hotel is a block away from the Metro station, in a very good area, and most of the staff is nice and amiable. Though if you complain about the bugs and insects, they'll tend to not believe you and try to say that you are making it up. Until you show them all the red welts and bumps that itch like hell. Also, one of the room towels had an old piece of gum stuck to it. Typical for a Parisian room, but I HIGHLY doubt that it's supposed to be infested. My advice? Pick another hotel. Even if you have to pay a bit more, it's worth it to not loose sleep and feel itchy and constantly dirty.

If you are to stay in this hotel please be advised. I stayed in this hotel in May, and I was completely horrified by the cleanliness of the room. I stayed on the fourth floor, the hotel has an extremely small lift, but that was not what concerned me. The fact that I was almost eaten alive by the bugs in the beds. And I say beds because I switched rooms. I woke up on my second day in Paris COVERED by more than 10 bug bites. And I could see these bugs and their excremants on and in between the grooves of the headboard. My second room was not too bad, but I still got bitten. And it was the main reason that I wanted to leave Paris, was because of this. But if that doesn't bother you, the hotel is a block away from the Metro station, in a very good area, and most of the staff is nice and amiable. Though if you complain about the bugs and insects, they'll tend to not believe you and try to say that you are making it up. Until you show them all the red welts and bumps that itch like hell. Also, one of the room towels had an old piece of gum stuck to it. Typical for a Parisian room, but I HIGHLY doubt that it's supposed to be infested. My advice? Pick another hotel. Even if you have to pay a bit more, it's worth it to not loose sleep and feel itchy and constantly dirty.

very cramped room for 3 day stay. Two safes but no drawers for clothes and only 6 hangers in small wardrobe.Fell over each other when trying to travers the room.

very cramped room for 3 day stay. Two safes but no drawers for clothes and only 6 hangers in small wardrobe.Fell over each other when trying to travers the room.