Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera - Paris

While the room was very small and a bit cramped- it was quiet, clean and had everything we needed. The front desk staff was very helpful. The location was very good for first time visitors to Paris as it gave one a good sense of what Paris is like, which was wonderful. We walked everywhere and the metro was very close. Next time I think we will stay a bit further to the outskirts of Paris but close to the Metro as it would be far less expensive though not as convenient.

We stayed for 2 days. The hotel was pricy for the quality of the room which was very small and smelly ( we thought of of urine ). I imagine they must allow pets in the rooms. We felt uneasy of laying down and catch a sleep. The breakfast was ok but too expensive for 12 Euros each.The only bright side was the front desk staff who were curteous and helpful, the free wifi and the fact the room was well lit which is not common these days.

Room was just large enough for the bed. Window was facing the alley with no fresh air. A/c wasn't great and too humid. We arrived early but the hotel would not hand over the room until exactly 2pm and even then we were not allowed to switch rooms for even one night. Best thing about the hotel is the location, just a short walk to the Louvre. Free internet and water kettle were also a plus.

Whenever I visit Paris, I stay at this cozy hotel. It is located in a ideal quartier in this beautiful city. L'Opera Garnier, Louvre and Orssay, etc, you may go on foot quite easily. The staff are all so kind and helpful. Enjoy your stay in Paris!!

The location of this hotel is ideal for me. In addition to that, the employees are so nice. I always enjoy myself here. Whenever I visit Paris, I stay at this hotel, and I am always content. Thanks!!

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The location was excellent. The rooms and hotel were spotless, and very comfortable. I found the room itself quite spacious compared to other hotels in Paris, and would definitely stay here again.

Rooms were clean and well appointed, but tiny, as was the lift - I stayed with my parents, and usually walked down from the 4th floor as it wasn't really big enough for the 3 of us. We didn't have the breakfast, as at 12 euros it was twice the price of the very nice cafe on the corner. Good location - quiet street in a central area near the Opera.

Pierre at the Louvre Marsollier Opera was extremely helpful. The rooms are very small but clean & the location for us was good as most of the other hotels are on busy noisy streets. Initially we had 1 room on the 1st floor & the 2nd on the 6th but they were able to put us all on the same floor without too much trouble.

I have been in Paris four times. I stayed at Louvre Marsollier Opera with my wife for a long week-end. We are 32 years old. I changed to this Hotel from another one that was not satisfactory. We were very happy at Louvre Marsollier, I paid less than before and got much better. We had a comfortable double with very big bed. Room was tidy. You get all little comforts, including a water boiler and tea in the room. And (very nice) free Internet wireless access for guests. The building is small as often in Paris, the elevator is the smallest ever seen. Personnel was helpful and competent, with nice suggestions on transport and restaurants. The hotel is very close to three metro stations, with easy access to several lines; you can get everywhere. Overall the area is nice, but I feel that nightlife is in other arrondissements, not really at Opera. However there are several nice restos in a square just across Bd de l'Opera. I would go again there, and definitely recommend it to friends. Very good quality/price ratio. Perfect as a base to visit Paris, for young and mature couples, families, business travellers. Maybe not your ideal if you like very large luxurious hotel receptions.

I stayed at this hotel in late August 2009 and this hotel is in a perfect location right in the heart of Paris and in a quiet location. I could walk to most of the tourist attractions like the museums etc and Paris l'OpenTour, CityRama and Paris Vision Offices were also within walking distance as well. Shopping at Galeries Lafayette and Au Printenmps was within about ten minutes of the hotel. The hotel was very clean and the rooms were small but spotless and the price was very reasonable. It had an elevator, air conditioning and a wonderful breakfast buffet (not included in price of room). The staff was extremely friendly and also very very helpful. All staff had a very good command of the English language. I would highly recommend this hotel.

- Cleaning staff rather unfriendly, clean towels were missing every day, I mentioned to the reception, but improved only for one day; soap and shampoo was also not always available. On our last day they didn't clean and came in the afternoon when we were sleeping!! - In every hotel world wide they offer reception safe for free, here they asked for a fee (the safe in the room was also against a fee, again very unusual for a 3 star hotel) - At the reception they gave us the feeling they always wanted to sell some additional service and not that they wanted to help us - The location of the hotel was magnificent, pitty the service was definitely poorer than the one we had last year in Monte Carlo Hotel which was only 2 stars (also in Paris booked via Venere). We expected therefore more from this 3 star hotel.

Location is not too good but quiet.

I had a little trouble finding this hotel with my map. All else went well. The bathroom is quite small, and I'm fairly small. But it would not stop me from staying here again. Great location for price. Easy walk to Roissy Bus. Easy access to Metro and other sites. Quiet location. It was chosen for the location.

There is an Asian market and restaurant within 3 or 4 blocks. We used the market several times, never got into the restaurant, it occasionally had a line 10-12 people deep! There is a Starbuck's 2 short blocks away if you can't break that habit for the duration of your visit. The Pyramides metro station was a 5 minute walk away, the Opera Garnier with Printemps and Lafayette Gallerie department stores is 10-12 minutes walk. We enjoyed Cafe de la Paix (Place de l'Opera) very much, ate there twice for dinner. Food was well-prepared and presented. Table service was great both times.

An excellent hotel with helpful staff. Difficult to comment on value for money as it was over New Year. The decline of the £ didn't help.

Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera was OK. If like us you want somewhere just to rest your weary feet at the end of the day then its fine... clean, reasonably quiet and great location (not to mention being right around the corner from Starbucks!). However if you're going to Paris with the intent of relaxing and chilling out in an inviting, bright and spacious hotel room the Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera isn’t the hotel for you. Pictures and words cannot portray how incredibly tiny these rooms are... seriously they're miniscule! Oh and if you do stay here a word of warning for those as ignorant as us... you must leave your key at reception every time you leave the hotel... it is the "French way" as the “charming” receptionist dryly pointed out (...can’t say we’ve encountered it before in France?!). French traditions and tiny hotel rooms aside Paris is a wonderful city and well worth a visit. Enjoy!!

I visited Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera for business. The hotel was in a nice and quite aerea. The room was very quite BUT DEFINITELY too small for a three stars.HOnestly for me, the room looked more like a two star hotel

Located in a quiet street which is only a 5 to 10 minute walk to the Louvre and the "simply must see" Musee d'Orsay. The hotel offers good value for money (considering its relatively central location), cleanliness, ease of access to the shuttle bus to and from Roissy Charles De Gaulle airport. The lift is incredibly small (as is the bath) and the stairs are somewhat challenging so it may not be to everyones liking. The reception staff are very friendly and helpful, we reccommend this hotel and would stay again

The location was perfect. Easy access to Metro, Louvre and Opera. I also liked the uneven and sloping floor it gave us quite a chuckle. We'd definitely stay there again and recommend it to friends (already have). Free internet access a real bonus. Hotel Lourve Marsollier Opera, please don't change a thing.

Excellent location, central yet pretty quiet. The room, same as the hotel overall, is very clean, although the furniture is a little outdated. The space is at a premium everywhere. The elevator is for 2 (that is, without any bags - if with bags - that's for 1 at a time). The room isn't exactly very spacious, however, enough space for 2 including a bed, a closet, a little desk and a coffee table. The bathroom is kind of tight and the fixtures are a little outdated (although everything worked) - however, again, enough room for its purpose (although with not much to spare). The breakfast definitely overpriced - just walk a few blocks and the same (if not better) is available for quite a bit less. Overall a very decent value for the price (again, considering location).

The hotel is in an excellent location within 5 minutes walking distance from two subway stations. It is in the midway between the Lourve Museum and the Opera Theatre on a quiet street. We stayed on the 5th floor with a reasonable size room looking down on to the street. We would stay there again.

Good Hotel at a fair price. Very much a base for visiting PAris rather than a hotel you would want to spend lots of time in.

Tutto ok.Solo il bagno molto piccolo e scomodo

It is one of the best located hotels where I have been stayed in Paris, although the room was quite small.

The only people I met from the hotel, were front desk employees...all were very nice and helpful, one gentleman who's name I have forgotten was there when I first checked in. He was very helpful and made my first impression of the hotel a excellent one.

This is my second visit to Marsollier and I would definitely return at the drop of a hat. This is a great little hotel, in an excellent (yet quiet) location offering very good value for money

Clean,tidy and welcoming. Excellant location for sightseeing especially the Louvre. Extremely small rooms but goes with the type of building. Has character more on the inside.

This is the second time I've stayed in the Lourve Marsollier Opera and have returned due to the nice, clean, friendly hotel and the excellent location near metro, lourve and other major tourist areas. There are some lovely places to eat nearby including La Souris Vert on Ruse St Anne which is very authentic and French & excellent value for money. Didn't eat breakfast in hotel but there is a lovely little boulanger round the corner that does delicious bread & croissants with coffe etc also available. A brilliant location in a quiet area, we'd definately stay here again

This was our first stay and we were delighted with the hotel and its quiet, central location. The prices quoted in November 2007 when we booked had gone up by March 2008 when we stayed.

The location was great. It is 5 min walk from the Opera st. to the hotel and there are many restaurants and shops near it. The price was quite cheap and on the other hand their services were really nice. They also have free wifi connection service. This was the biggest reason I chose this hotel.

The location was perfect and the hotel was clean and comfortable. Best hotel I have stayed in in Paris by a long way and I've stayed in some interesting ones!

Excellent location for the Opera (Palais Garnier).

Hotel location is great. It is close to the Metro and there are a number of restaurants & shops within walking distance. I will stay here again.

Arrived at CDG airport took Roissy bus to the Opera house (last stop), walk back to the opera entrance and cross the square and you walk down Rue du 4 Septembre to the metro, turn left and then immediate left, down to the end of the street and the hotel is across the road. Reception extremnly helpful in guiding us around Paris. Rooms are small and bathroom very small but clean. Mini bar very reasonable. Nice restaurant beside the theatre and great bar on the opposite side to the theatre down the street towards the tobaconists on the right called Zn or Z2, serves food which looked great, locals really friendly and a nice trendy pub. Area can be quite at night although that pub stayed open till 02.00 on the weekend. Found the hotel a great place to get around from but no views from it as tucked away on a quite street. Staff very helpful in organising a taxi to takke us to the airport only €26, great as no hassel trying to find the correct terminal on return

Very thin walls !!!!!!!!

We came to Paris for my wife's birthday. We looked for a small mid-class (3 stars) hotel. The staff was very nice, and the hotel itself was pleasant to stay in. The only thing that was a bit off was the size of the room. It was rather small and crowded and with comparison to other hotels I've been to in Europe, the price was a bit high for that level of room. Aside from that, the hotel is nicely located very close to the Opera house (where you can find a metro station), and also it is not a long walk down the street to the Louvre (10 minutes top).

We enjoyed our stay very much. The rooms are very small with small bathrooms but were clean and comfortable. The hotel staff was very willing to help with restaurant reservations and recommendations. I would characterize the hotel as a quaint boutique type hotel. We would stay again

This was our first stay at the Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera and we would definetly recommend this hotel to other Paris visitors. We had a wonderful welcome in English (which was very much appreciated)and were given a very useful map of central Paris showing us the location of the hotel and and the locations of all the general attrations / bus and boat tours etc. Our room was on the 6th floor but luckily there was a lift and despite the room being very, very small it was immaculate. The bathroom was equally tiny but again immaculate with a great shower over the bath. Mini bar and tv were also useful additions.

The room and bath were good. The desk clerks were all helpful. The room (and the breakfast at 10 Euros) seemed expensive, but probably in line with other hotels in the center of Paris. Since it is near several Metro stations, we found the location convenient. There are restaurants nearby.

Excellant location, easy access to metro, rooms a bit small, but adequate, very clean, also bathroom very clean excellent shower, definately would stay here again and would recommend to anyone, very close to Opera Rue layfayette and Louvre

First Stay away from major chain so was not quite sure what to expect. VERY PLEASED. The location if on foot is excellent because it is so close to the Opera for shops and sight seeing yet a few minutes walk to the seine. It is in a square off the main street and is very quiet at night so you get a good sleep. The rooms are comfortable and big enough for a pitstop for resting before heading out again. I am about to book another stay there today!!

Competence and quality of staff varied from very good to indifferent. checking out at 5.00am was difficult becauce we were unable to find a staff member to finalise the bill. we are not able to coment on other rooms as we did not view them.the opera house needs more promotion as we thought it to be magnificant and in the guide books it did not seem to be mentioned.

I loved the location of this hotel. although, it is close to the opera and busy thoroughfares, it was extremely quiet in my hotel room. many shopping and dining opportunities nearby. the room was extremely small but well appointed. i would stay here again.

This was the first time I stayed al Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera. The hotel met my standard

The staff were amazing, they booked caberet shows, gave directions and even read medication we needed to taken that was written in french that we couldn't understand. The location was quite, we even slept with the windows open. The room was unique and cosy. definately stay there again.

It was my second time to stay at this Hotel. The last time I had stayed in a very small, however cozy enough, room. This time they offered me an exellent room. How nice their hospitality was!! I strongly recommend you this nice hotel. Your stay in Paris will be much nicer!!

It was a wonderful experience. Even though the room was not very large, the location were very central (5 minuts walking from the Louvre), and the cleaning was perfect (towels and sheets always changed even if we didn't ask for) Moreover the reception and the personnel in general were very friendly and always ready to help the guests.

Excellent, très bon rapport qualité-prix

La localización es perfecta, puedes ir a todos los sitios andando. Las Habitaciones ,bueno todo, son un poco pequeñas pero muy cuidadas, lo malo es que hay habitaciones que solo dan a patios interiores

Suggest to install shower courtains in Rm 703

The rooms are small but clean. Surroundings are ok bu far from the main city atractions. The stuff, however, are not polide. The employee responsible for reception is rude (very French...)

The room was so tiny!!! The "closet" had a block of wood that came 3/4 of the way up so you couldn't fit any clothes and there was NO wardrobe so everything had to stay in our suitcases which we lugged on and off the bed each day to get in them. I bumped my elbows everytime I turned in the shower and the shower ceiling was no higher than 5'10. A full size man could not have even fit himself in this shower! Not to mention our room was on the 7th floor when the elevator only went up to the 6th. No one offered help getting our bags up the last flight of stairs. The elevator only fits two people and even that is very tight. I can't stress enough how TINY this place is! There are some good things about this hotel. The staff is excellent, especially Pierre. He made this hotel worth the stay. It's on a secluded street so we never heard any traffic or noise. And it is SO central. We walked each day either towards the Louvre or the Opera, can't get better than that. Just wish it wasn't so small :(

This was my second visit to Paris and my first stay at the Louvre Marsollier Opera. We were a party of 5 and I was glad to find a hotel that would accomodate all of us in a single space. It turned out to be 2 separate hotel rooms with a common outer door (The Oscar Wilde Suite), which gave us 2 bathrooms, an unexpected bonus! Rooms were tiny as expected for Paris but quiet and clean. Very conveniently located to metro, Louvre, and Opera. All in all, the only negative was the price, but that probably is more a function of the Dollar vs the Euro. I would recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Paris. WARNING: Do NOT take train to Airport....pickpockets are very professional.

My wife and I stayed at the hotel for 5 nights in late May 2007. The location is pretty ordinary but is convenient for sights like the Louvre, Champs Elysee, Opera House and the Tourist Office. Our room on the 6th floor was good but the bathroom was very smallish. Guess it would be difficult for a big person to shower and use the toilet. The lift was old style and could hardly fit two people and two small suitcases. We however appreciated the assistance provided by the very helpful people at the reception.

Rooms are indeed tiny but immaculately kept. Hotel staff is welcoming and friendly, and full of good advice. Be sure to ask for restaurant recommendations. Location in a quiet square but in the center of everything. Price is a good 30 per cent below comparable hotels in this location. We would not hesitate to stay again.

Very central. Rooms spacious for a Paris hotel.

A miniweekend in Paris in a central located hotel. Small room but clean and very quiet. The view were a dissapointment (a wall 5 meters from the window), but that didn´t do anything as we just slept in the room.. But in all a very nice stay.

Close to everything you want to see in Paris. A nice and clean hotel and friendly staff. We reallt enjoyed our stay here.

Overall we were very please with our stay at Hotel Louvre Marsollier Opera. We would stay there again. The location is excellent! The street is very quiet but convenient to the metro or if you prefer to walk as we did,the banks of the Seine are just a few minutes away. We discovered a great selection of restaurants by walking south from the hotel one block to Rue des Petits Champs turning left (east)then just a few blocks further.

The hotel was in an excellent location and the personnel could not have been more friendly and helpful. They were fluent in English and that was a great help to us. It was a wonderful stay and will return to the Hotel Marsollier if I am lucky enough to return to Paris. It was a charming hotel.

Great location, very pleasant staff, particularly the exceptionally helpful Alexandre. Would stay again here if in Paris in the future. Use of the term 'bar' as a facility slightly misleading though .. may need to distinguish between drinks available at front desk and actual presence of 'bar'.. Generally excellent though and would recommend.

Single room was clean but extraordinary small, breakfast (+10€) was an enlarged continetal breakfast (some added eggs and ham): these two aspects make the hotel not one of the most confortable hotels I've stayed in, but certainly the location is great for a reasonable price. Key points of the hotel are the staff (was great and eager to help on some initial problems I had in the wi-fi connection) and the free wi-fi connection with an excellent bandwidth and no firewalling on voip ports. I would definetly come back to this hotel!!

Price/quality perfect. Friendly and helpfull reception. Our bedroom had a "bathroom" of handkerchief-size: we had to leave the door open to move inside.

The rooms are very small but cllan. The guys at the reception are generally very kind except for the manager who was too franch inspired. Anyway, if you can survive in small rooms, I reccomend it to you.

Cleaning suff didn't provide any additional shampoos, soaps etc. during our stay, despite the length of our visit (a weeek). Other than that, no complaints; room was small, which is something I have gotten used to with our other stays in Paris.. Probably never have we seen a BIG room :) Working and fast WiFi was a big bonus, it should be made compulsory to all hotels!

The rooms were very small but the beds were comfortable

Rooms are excellent, although friends on floor 2, view out of the only window was a brick wall. However location of the hotel is excellent.

The Hotel is located very close to the Opera, Louvre and many other great Paris landmarks. Driving to get there is very difficult, as it is located on a strange sort of internal square. However, once you figure it out, it is a nice place to be and very peaceful! The best parking is at Pyramides metro station, just a few blocks away.

Aufenthalt im Hotel war angenehm. Das Zimmer war sehr sauber aber klein. Ansonsten befindet sich das Hotel in einer sehr zentralen Lage. Wir können das Hotel weiterempfehlen.

Location was fantastic, within walking distance of major attractions - Louvre,Paris Royale, Notre Dame etc and around the corner from Opera Garnier. Situated in very quiet square off Ave de l'Opera and close (150m) to metro stations. Good eateries and restaurants used by locals nearby, or small supermarket and shops for self catering. Warning that the place is tiny. 2 person lift, very small rooms,small breakfast area, but for a tourist on a few day stay, you're only there between visits.Would stay there again.

Wonderfull small intimate hotel. Very quiet. They did go up on the price because I requested 2 twins in the room

We liked the location on a quiet street and in a central location. The room was nice and clean. Since it was a triple for the 3 of us, it was a good size. The bathroom was a nice size although some people might not like that there was no shower curtain. A few light bulbs burned out during our stay and did not get replaced which was a minor annoyance. The continental breakfast cost extra so we did not get it. We were able to get croissants nearby instead.

The hotel was ideally situated for central Paris and close enogh to the Roissy Bus stop at Opera (12 minute walk away). It was clean and quiet and the A/C was particularly welcome. Bathroom was excellent, kept very clean and towels changed every day. Only critcism was that the desk staff did not seem to know if any of the local attractions e.g. The Belle Epoque, could be recommended. Good stay though, would visit again.

Great location, walking distance to the Louvre, the Seine and 5 mins walk to the Pyramides metro stop. Room was very small (as expected) but clean and comfortable.

This hotel is difficult for taxi's to locate because it's on such a tiny street it's not on their GPS. The good part is that most of the surrounding area is office space and very quiet on weekends. Recommend you find a restaurant called Chez Stella at 3 Rue Therese. It's tiny and intimate, the owner is the cook, they do very straightforward food and lovely desserts, and the price per 3 course meal is E10.6 which is amazing in Paris. Common tables with many locals gives you a great experience of the neighborhood. Location of the hotel is perfect to see the Opera, Louvre and Musee D'Orsay.

A small and nice hotel with 5 min walk to Louvre and the Opera. Very clean and reasonable value for money. I would recommend this hotel!

If you the first time go to the Paris, u will think it's a city of "coolness" And it's surprised me as we stay in the hotel for 5 nites and they just offer a small bottle of shampoo and bath jel. When we ask for another set on the third night, they said they only offer those on the first day of check in. So i really want to ask if we stay for 2 weeks or more, so what would we do? One good thing - they have free Wifi internet, so bring your notebook with u.

The hotel was very nice. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. The rooms were larger than we expected, which made our lodging very comfortable. We will plan to stay at this hotel again on our next trip to Paris.

A very nice hotel that we are recommending our friends and will stay at next time we go to Paris.

Pleasant and handy location near the most interesting places to see in Paris.

TOO EXPENSIVE FOR WHAT YOU GET.

Excellent location. Hotel was comfortable and clean. The employees went out of their way to help us cancel a car rental. They were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The "shuttle" from the airport turned out to be the public Roissy bus, which is great. It costs about 8 euros and drops off next to the Opera Garnier, which is only about a half mile from the hotel. We would stay at Marsollier again!

Very nice hotel. Great location yet quiet. Two Metro stations within a couple of minutes walk. Courteous and efficient staff. Although small rooms were very comfortable and tastefully decorated. VERY tiny elevator which didn't serve the top floor. Will definately be staying there on next trip to Paris...a real find.

The locations is amazing. Walk distance to Opera, Louvre. The room was much smaller than on the photos (standard double). We were on the 6 floor (the last) and I guess there were laundry machines above us. It was disturbing a liitle bit at the evenings. The bathroom was very clean and nice. There is no fancy view from the window (next building wall) but we knew it would be so.

The hotel situation is very good, very near from subway stations and interest monuments. The single double room is a few spacious, but it is enough to use occasionally. Perhaps, it is necessary more employees attention with the client.

Our 4th floor Room was tiny but quiet. Hotel sports one of the smallest elevators that I have ever seen. Either luggage or patrons ride but not both at once. Apparently Oscar Wilde lived in the building back in 1899 (whilst dodging his creditors). The great advantage of this hotel in the area in which it is situated. A three star hotel in a five star area. Very close to Quatre Septembre Metro station and only a short distance further to Opera metro station.

Nettes Hotel, freundliches Personal, ausgezeichnete Lage (Zentrum, öffentliche Verkehrsmittel) und saubere Zimmer. Zu empfehlen! Gibt sicher besseres, aberdefinitiv viele schlechtere Hotels. Kommen gerne wieder!

Esta supercentrico,esta cerca de todos los sitios para ir andando, o coger metros. muy limpio y el personal muy agradable. zona de ambiente bueno, lugares para comer o cenar no muy caros, muy buena zona. Este hotel es para repetir todas las veces que vaya a Paris.

We were of the top floor with 2 bedrooms. It was a bit cramped but then there were 6 of us. It would have been very comfortable for family of 4. Be warned though, the bathrooms are very small and can only really accommodate 1 person at a time. Breakfasts were continental and pretty good but not up to the standard of many other hotels we have visited on our trip. The dining area is tiny - however, it is surprising how well it works for all despite to small dining area.Location is excellent and we were within walking distance of the major attractions. Overall we were quite happy with this hotel.

A really good location. The hotel is central but also very quiet.The service was faultless. I was very pleased with the value for money and would certainly stay here again.

The Louvre Marsollier Opera Hotel is ideally situated for sight seeing central Paris. Many of the main sights are within easy walking distance. The hotel being situated just off the Avenue De L'Opera has the advantage of being in a very quiet position and still close to the bustle of Paris. The room was small but very clean. The breakfast was a little pricey but adequate. If ever we come to Paris again we would certainly consider staying here again.

The location was great next to a Metro station and close to the Opera and many of its restaurant and businesses. This was our second time here and we would definitely consider this hotel again. Thank you.

The room was small but very clean and comfortable. The location was great. Breakfast at €10 per head was not worth it but there are loads of lovely places nearby! and I found the free wi-fi a great advantage.

El hotel se encuentra situado en un sitio bastante accesible al centro de la ciudad. Tiene restaurantes en los alrededores, sobre todo de comida japonesa. Lo hemos encontrado de dimensiones reducidas, especialmente el ascensor que es de dos plazas. Bastante limpio y el trato de los empleados bastante correcto. La relación calidad precio regular.

What I appreciated the most about this hotel is its location. We were in walking distance of the Seine river, the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre. There is also a subway station close by. The street where the hotel is located is off the main streets so there is very little noise or traffic.

Good central location and easy walk to many things.

Nice hotel on a quiet side street. A little hard to find from the map provided online. We took a bus from the airport in Paris direct to the Opera House & then walked from there. It was a short walk, but the street the hotel is on doesn't really show properly on the map. Nice breakfast. Rooms are small, but typical of Europe.

My wife and I stayed 4 nights and apart from the room being ultra small for a double, every thing else was up to scratch.Temperature in mid 30s so airconditioner was a plus. Exellent location

The stay was very pleasant and the staff very friendly. Their English was far better than my French. The website implied that breakfast was included but in fact there is a 10 Euro/person charge each day for this service.

Hotel was in a good location and the rooms and hotel were kept clean, although reception always filled with the smell of cigerettes. Reception were rude and uphelpful on arrival.