I sent an e-mail to the hotel asking for a reservation. They said that it was OK and that they needed some personal information and my credit card number. I sent them the info and said that I was going to go personally to the hotel that same night to give my credit card details. That nigh around 8pm I... More

Our stay at this hotel was fine, nothing amazing but nothing poor either. The room is small, bathroom is clean. The main thing that I didn't like was that the room smelled faintly of cigarettes and we soon had to take the top layer of our blankets off because that is where the smell was the strongest. Internet was not... More

we booked this hotel through hotwire.com, and i saw some place that it gotten bad review right after booking, but when i cheked again i only saw good review, got pretty happy when i saw people sad it was clean! the most importent thing for me. but the shower curtin looked as somebody had sneezed in it, and the pillows... More

This was the hotel from Hell and the receptionist totally psycho, a rude bad mannered insuferable bore. One day he would just say "Today I don't speak English" and that was that! The idea of client satisfaction and treating people in a polite way was lost in this establishment. It was so freaky that I kept the one chair in... More

Being only 1 block away from the metro made location just about the only thing that this hotel had going for it. The rooms are absolutely tiny and the hotel is situated on a fairly busy street where you can hear cars driving by at all times of the night. The rooms don't come with air conditioning or even a... More

I went with my girlfriend for new years eve. Location: This hotel is in a residential arrondisement of Paris called "Montparnasse." It is a refreshing change from some of the kitsch tourist traps that exist in other arrondisements. It is very close to subways (Alesia station, short right to city center) and close to a wonderful retaurant called Le Fontanoy... More