I've always heard that you should avoid staying in chain hotels when visiting Paris to get the full experience. That being said, I'm of the believe that some people are under the mistaken impression that they should expect the same room you would get from a $300 a night hotel for the $90 that the Hotel Picard charges. I enjoyed... More

The only positive things about this "hotel" is that we were able to book a room last minute. The rooms are SMALL and filthy, stains everywhere including on the curtains (how is that even possible). The towels were so old they were crunchy. The shower smelled like a urinal. The front desk agent was incredibly unfriendly and unhelpful. This place... More

This is a poorly operated hotel. Dirty carpets, cramped rooms and, with one exception, an easily confused staff-even when all the instructions were given by our Parisian friend. We were moved to three separate rooms in five days. One room, 202, was very cramped, with a poor shower and NO LIGHTS! The owner brought up table lamps and extension cords... More

My grown daughter and I stayed here for two nights and appreciated the friendly, helpful staff. We reserved a room for two with twin beds, and actually stayed in a room with one double bed and one twin bed. The beds were firm and the room had windows that open out onto a view of trees and a small cafe... More

I visited Paris to sightsee, so a hotel was purely for sleeping in. I was therefore happy to go with a cheap option, hence this choice. It is what you'd expect for the price - bedroom wasn't huge, and I opted for the shared bathroom facilities. However, it was perfect for my needs, and was more than happy with the... More

AVOID AT ALL COSTS..This Hotel is probably..correction was the worst Hotel I haver stayed at in my life.Camping out,hostel,sleeping in a train station would have been better.Location..dont be fooled it is still a fair walk to a metro.Cab drivers have an extraordinarly hard time finding street much alone hotel.One driver told me in22 years of living and driving in Paris... More

If it was possible to avoid sinking into hyperbole for this hotel, I'd do so; I realise that hotels can't please everyone. With Hotel Picard, it just isn't possible. Things started badly with a rushed check-in process, but soon became worse. First we walked up the old, filthy and rickety spiral staircase to our fifth-floor room (if this isn't a... More

Hotel Picard is conveniently located in the La Marais district in Paris. The rooms were clean and the beds very comfy. The owner, Charles, was very helpful in helping us navigate the city. There was some street noise, but it was actually nice to hear young people signing some of the nights. We plan to stay at The Hotel Picard... More

The Hotel is located in the Marias, in a central location down a quiet street. There are many bars and restaurants, and a handy supermarket just around the corner. Metro just down the road. The Hotel is cheap and offers you great value for money. Our room had beautiful windows with a flower box that let in alot of sun... More