We were very apprehensive after reading some bad reviews on here and on other sites but there was no need------we liked this hotel.
The reception area was particularly inviting and the restaurant was well-run with a very good and varied menu.
The situation was 1st class, right in the middle of things.
We are going back next month.

Very badly the baths of the rooms, since the doors are not massive, are of muds and it does not separate the interior of the bath of the rest of the room. You do not have intimacy on having used the bath.
For the rest the hotel is in general nice, is calm and central.

The first thing to point out is to agree with the previous report - the louvre doors on the bathroom are very offputting - who on earth thought that would be acceptable??

The hotel is average, nothing great nothing that bad. Location is great, and for the price it was ok.

One bad thing, despite it being January we had to have the window open all night as the heating/aircon only had one setting - very hot. We were told this was a fault, but saw no evidence of anyone trying to do anything about it.

Check in staff were friendly enough, and the place was clean.

Sorry, this is a bit boring, but then so is the hotel - no charm but nothing wrong either.

This hotel is fine if you you are a voyeur or like having no privacy. The bathroom had a louvered door, so hopefully if you are sharing the room with anyone you don't make any noises while in the bathroom. In addition, the bathroom had a huge window into the bedroom, although there was a window shade. I'm not really sure what the purpose of this window is unless you want to watch TV too while in the bathroom. Otherwise, the room was fine but nothing to write home about.

Although the hotel had internet access, you better be prepared to charge lots of money on your credit card. You could access internet through the "business center" in the lobby (privacy provided by a plant) only by using a credit card and the cost was outrageous -- It cost 12 euros for about 20 minutes.

Breakfast was available, but cost about 15 euros per person for a typical bread and jelly breakfast, so we opted to eat breakfast at neighborhood cafes. The location of the hotel was pretty good. There was a movie theater and lots of restuarants and cafes in walking distance. Unfortunately, construction was going on right near the hotel, which made it very difficult to drive to the hotel with all the one way streets and the construction detours. We eventually found our way to a parking garage (Victor Hugo)that just happened to be the closest one to the hotel. The hotel gave a discount on parking. if you stay at this hotel, don't bring more luggage than you can carry for about 500 yards because the construction makes it impossible to pull up in front of the hotel and drop off your bags.