Hotel Du Théâtre - Paris

No refrigirators in the rooms. poor or no internet connection in the rooms and even no cell phone connection because of poor signals.. there were waste and garbage left and not cleaned under the bed from the previous guests... very friendly receptionists with no abilities to help you on any subject...

Was disappointed that wireless internet service was not working in room but otherwise the stay in the hotel was very good and the location was excellent for gaining easy travel access by metro to all tourist attractions that we wanted to see in Paria

Very good price/quality rate, excellent location, close to metro. Room rather small, but OK. I would recommend it to a person that looks for a good location, quite surrounding, privacy and friendly welcome. The Hotel just met my expectation for an economy hotel well situated for touristic week-end.

5 days for a death in the family Pleaae change the password for : solit17

Both the receptionists and all staff were extremely friendly and accomodating. All spoke english were very helpful in giving any direction,asisting with tours,the metro and busses.My daughter loved been able to check all her face book messages on the free internet provided.Well done we will be back.Warm regards Mandy and Lauren.

Nice Hotel in a good location. The room was small but not unusual for Paris and the staff very helpful. It was frustrating to find that we had paid more for the room than if we had booked later. The breakfast is not worth the 10 euros extra as better breakfasts in nicer surrounding are available in various bars and cafes nearby.

We had a very enjoyable stay at this hotel and would certainly go back if stayig in Paris.

Nice little small hotel that's an easy walk from the Arc. Metro to rest of city is only 100m away and only 2-3 stops from most places of interest. Great little restaurants further down the laneway and around the corner are worth investigating for dinner, especially the very reasonably priced 25euro 3-course dinners. We never paid for breakfast at the hotel, preferring a cheap crepe of croissant on the way to our first destination on the way. The ready availability of cheap, high quality food made this a far more preferable (and authentic) option for us.

Le stanze, nel più tipico stile francese, sono piccoline e non certo linde nel senso più stretto del termine. Ma questo è un asdpetto col quale bisdogna scendere a compromessi in terra gallica. La posizione è comunque molto buona: vicina ad una stazione del metro e altresì a Monmatre, è in un quartiere con molti locali e negozi. Tutto sommato, giusdizio positivo, anche a fronte del prezzo non eccessivo.

As a typical english couple the only thing we missed was the lack of fascilities for making a hot drink in our room, otherwise the stay was comfortable and the english speaking staff helpful

69 euros per night, in Paris this hotel offers a good price-quality, I cannot ask more.

They also have rooms at floor -1. When you book please specified that you do not want those rooms

Très bonne adresse quartier sympathique

X italiani: siamo abituati ad altri tipi di stanze,qui sono piccolissime, pero siete vicini a metro e montmatre.rapporto qualità prezzo ok, ma non aspettavi un bell'hotel, è un hotel di appoggio per visitare la città.

Une adresse à recommander !

Du Theatre is a lovely stay. We enjoyed our room and found the staff quite fine. I would not recommend eating breakfast in, since it is just as convenient and less expensive to enjoy it in a local cafe.

This hotel met our needs of a comfortable, economical well-situated place to stay in Paris. The desk clerks, Ratiba and Amin were most welcoming and helped us with our high-school French. They offered us free maps, suggestions and the use of the internet at no charge! The room was on the fourth floor but there was an elevator. The room itself was a little smallish but certainly big enough for our needs. It was clean and the beds were very comfortable. Bathroom was smallish but clean with lots of hot water for the shower. The location was excellent since we needed to be near the St. Lazare station to catch our next train. Around the corner were great restaurants and the metro was a 3 minute walk. At the end of the street in the Rue Levis was a fabulous boulangerie called Pauls and a fantastic street market (a tourist's dream) with flowers, fruits, vegetables, pastries...yum! Only drawback to this place (and all of Paris) was the smoke...everyone does, including the management. Once you get past that, it's a terrific place to stay.