We stayed here for the first time 13 years ago - upon recommendation from a regular guest. Got the same room on the second floor this time. It's a nice hotel with a very good location. We especially like that the area behind the hotel is full of nice japanese restaurants. The only thing we had great trouble with was the hot room. The so called air conditioning didn't cool down the room. It was more like a slow fan. We had to have the window open 24/7. As we travel a lot we always bring a pack of earplugs, so the noise from the street was acceptable during the nights. The covers in the bed was very, very thick and we were sweating a lot and had great trouble to sleep. It was even worse for our friends who stayed in 3 other rooms higher up in the hotel. One of these rooms had a nice small balcony - but it was hot hot hot!
Next time we consider to try one of the hotels next door this one, Best Western l'Horset Opera or Hotel France d'Antin.

Very conveniently located close to the Opera/public transports but in a quiet street, a large selection of restaurants in walking distance. Comfortable rooms, friendly staff, only the choice on the breakfast buffet could be a bit larger.

I booked a single room with shower at this hotel for my stay in Paris. Through the hotel's website, I got a good rate a few months in advance.

The location is great, just two minutes walk from the Opera Garnier where you can walk to most central Paris or take the metro (subway train). The hotel is not on the main road, but just off it down a side-street so there is no noise leaking in from the main road. Also, I felt completely safe walking back to the hotel after some very late nights out on the town!

My room was bigger than I had expected (a lot of hotels in Paris have tiny rooms) and was pleasantly decorated and fitted-out. The en-suite shower room was good and clean (and with a very good shower!) and the air-conditioning was very welcome when I was changing for my evenings-out after a hot day in the city.

The only minor niggle I had was that the hotel had no bread or pastries at breakfast one morning, but I filled myself with the other food at the buffet and when I checked out they had knocked the breakfast charge for that day without me having to ask.

The hotel does not have a restaurant (they only have a bar and breakfast room) but there are plenty of very good restaurants and cafes nearby.

My husband and I came across this hotel after checking into another hotel that was a disaster. In trying to find a new place to stay we discovered this hotel one street over from where we were booked. We were very grateful that they had a room so we could change hotels!

The staff were extremely friendly and spoke excellent English. They went out of their way to accommodate us. Especially after we told them about the place we were booked into and the problems we were having.

The hotel was immaculately clean, as was our guest room, which was a good size with a nice, modern bathroom. The room also had a flat screen TV and a mini bar, and windows that opened out to the street.

The location is excellent - on a nice quiet side street, just a couple of blocks from the Opera, we found that we could easily walk to so many places. It was moderately priced, certainly not cheap, but definitely on a more moderate level compared to other hotels in the area.

We would definitely stay there again the next time we are in Paris, and we highly recommend it.