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"Very clean hotel, room and staff was every friendly when our French is poor. Easy to walk anywhere."

"I was embarrassed to have booked this hotel in Paris for our first trip ever to Paris and having painters plastic on the hallways, the door trim fell when we arrived to the room, I was so embarrassed to have brought my girlfriend here. "

"Staff friendly and helpful. Property is clean. Rooms are smaller than they look in pictures but they are comfortable. Room thermostat cannot be adjusted, have to open balcony door to cool the room down. If you are trying to get to and from the airport from the hotel, the train is €50 cheaper than a taxi."

"My birthday was perfect thanks to this hotel staff. They upgraded my room with a view of Eiffel Tower for my bday. The room was super clean and close to everything. The train and bus stop was right across the street so it was very convenient. The staff was super friendly and helpful. So glad I stayed here !"

"Amazing location, spacious rooms and friendly staff "

"Bonjour! This is a lovely boutique hotel which aims to accommodate the type of stay their guest desires. It is very posh, in a classy, elegant style. The room amenities are spot on, the bed cozy, and a lovely layout in the superior room. Many local shops nearby, easy walking distance to the Eiffel Tower, which you can see the top of from the street side of the hotel. If you prefer a quiet night in, room service was excellent and fast. I only wish there were a few more beverage options. The staff was excellent! They will engage and help as much or as little as you need. I definitely will be back! "

"Centrally located near Eiffel tower and metro ,staff friendly ,some rooms view eiffel tower "

"It was a lovely hotel in a lovely area close to the Eiffle tower. Very clean with lots of convenience shopping and metro nearby. "

"In a safe busy area, walking distance from tower, very small room, but clean, and couldn’t used the hot drinks machine downstairs which was a shame "