We stayed 3 nights, in town for the England rugby game. The room was at first a disappointment on account of its very small size, but when you remember this is only a 2 star hotel and take into account the good standard of cleanliness........ well, OK. We had the smallest toilet (room) I've ever seen

Breakfast is disappointing, but again, 2 star standard - about 7 Euros for a croissant & piece of bread, small juice and hot drink. Service good, breakfast room also clean. No teamaking facilities or kettle in rooms. 24 hour reception helpful.

Our room at the front was too hot to keep the balcony doors closed, but therefore too noisy from road noise until about 3.30am for my lighter sleeping wife to sleep. When our friends in a smaller room complained about their room size on arrival, the guy on reception kindly warned them that they really wouldn't want a slightly larger room at the front because of the road noise!

Positionwise, very good, only about 200 yards from the taxi exit from Gare Du Nord and handy for all those restaurants and bars opposite the station. Cost 2 Euros for 15 minutes on their internet computer, compared with 1 Euro at a nearby Internet/Telephone place.

I've just come back from a 3 night stay at the hotel. Having read some previous reviews I was a bit apprehensive so I was relieved to find a clean tidy room. Our room faced the street so it was noisy but we were still able to sleep at night. The bathroom was clean though very small with good towels and a very good hot shower. The room was very basic and not kitted out like in the photographs on the website, however for a 2 star hotel, what would you expect? The location is excellent. We opted out of paying extra for the hotel breakfast. There is an excellent patisserie at the top of the road which sells great croissants for under a euro each.

We stayed in this hotel several years ago, but because it is probably the worst hotel I have ever stayed in, I decided to go ahead and write a review even though our trip wasn't recent. We booked this hotel through a travel agent in Germany - it was kind of a last minute decision to go to Paris so we didn't have time to research hotels. We realized it was only a 2 star hotel, but we figured we wouldn't be spending much time in the room anyway, so it was no big deal. Wrong. This hotel was absolutely awful. The place was a complete dump. The wall paper was peeling off - it just looked like everything was falling apart. They may have remodeled since we stayed there. It was noisy at night. Even though we stayed on the third floor, we could still hear people talking LOUDLY and laughing in the lobby area throughout the ENTIRE night - and these were the people WORKING in the lobby, not just guests - it was like they were totally oblivious to the fact that other people were trying to sleep. We couldn't get any sleep partly because of all the noise and partly because the beds were very uncomfortable - it was like sleeping on cots. We ended up in a room with 2 small beds that my husband and I had to push together. I can't remember if all their rooms had these beds or if we just couldn't get a king or queen size due to availability. The bathroom in our room was the absolute worst. It was filthy and smelled of mildew and we had to keep the door shut tight so we didn't smell it in the room. It would disgust me to even walk into the bathroom, much less take a shower standing in the nasty tub. Concierge services were also quite lacking. The hotel is close to the bus stop and you can get around to the Metro and other areas pretty easily, but don't count on the concierge to guide you. Also, there aren't many great restaurants close by, so it's not like you could just walk out at night and find a nice place to eat within walking distance. I would never stay in this hotel again.

We stayed at this hotel last week. The room was small but very clean, maid was in every day. Lady and young guy we met were very helpful.Older man was of no help,told us to use metro on busiest day of the week to go to Sacre Coeur. When we asked the younger guy he gave us directions and we were there in 10 mins. Bus stop right outside the door and brings you into the centre of Paris. Gare Du Nord station just 5 mins walk. There was a small late night grocery shop up the road from hotel they were very nice. We woul def stay there again.