We stayed in the Median Hotel but frankly we would only do it again if there are no reasonable hotels around. Next to a large street it is noisy and rooms are not attractive. The breakfast is ok and the reception was doing its utmost, but frankly they were rather limited as their language ability to speak english was rather modest. Rooms were clean but that was about the best one could say

The hotel is about a 40 minute journey into the heart of the city. Two minutes away is a bus that will take you to the nearest metro station and the train will take you into Paris. There are a few nice restaurants 5-10 min walking distance from the hotel but nothing much else around in the town to see or do. There is a laundromat and supermarket 5 minutes away which is handy. There is paid wireless internet which at the time was $9 for 24 hour period which isn't too bad for a one off. The room itself was spacious enough, comfort and quality of the pillows and bed was average and the bathroom was sufficient but could have been more clean (a bit of dust). Hotel reception assistance is average but, they aren't the most knowledgeable or welcoming. All in all, there would be better hotels around the place and closer to the heart of Paris for similar prices.

I spent only one night in that hotel last week and I was lucky but my colleague (sleeping in the next door) wasn't.
He woke up at 3 am with a bad itching, he tought it was a mosquito but then, take off the sheets and lift the matress and found the surprise: bedbugs!!!
Loads of them...

He packed quickly and went to the receptionist to complain about. After some discussion the receptionist confessed the hotel had closed several rooms in the second floor (we were at 3rd) because of a plague of bedbugs. Why they didn't just closed the whole hotel to remove completely the plague?
I know there is a plague affecting many hotels in Paris but that's not an excuse.
You can't simply close those rooms affected and keep open the rest until someone detects that the plague has extended to the rest of the rooms!
85 euros is enough money to expect no bedbugs in your bed.

Stayed there for 2 nights from Sept 6-8. The first night I got some bytes, but thought they were from mosquitos. The 2nd night woke up from many more bytes and when turning on the lights saw (and photographed) several bedbugs of various sizes. "Evacuated" from my room at 3am to get aways from these beasts. What's left now are 35 itching bytes all over my body. I stayed in room 308 and was given the information - LATER ON - that there had been bedbugs in various rooms on the 2nd floor but "not yet on the 3rd floor". My impression is that they are trying to get the situation under control, but given my last 2 nights I strongly recomment to stay away from this hotel for now.