It is an excellent, safe location near the metro, restaurants, shopping and the sights! Don't expect 5 stars but you will be more than satisfied. We were in room #1, ground floor and it was quiet, more spacious than expected and very clean. The front desk staff was excellent, kind and helpful.

We travel to Paris a lot--usually a few months out of each year. Normally we stay in an apartment less than a block from this hotel, as it is the ideal location. You are just a block from the Louvre, Tuileries, Blvd Opera, and it is descretely nestled in the wonderfully non-touristy Marche St. Honore. One year, however, the apartment was not available for a second impromptu trip we made to Paris, and we resolutely wanted to stay in the same convenient and safe area. This hotel seemed the ideal solution. I was astonished at how much such a relatively hidden and tiny hotel charged per night, and how, even by Paris standards, small the rooms were. Ours really could hardly accommodate us and our small amount of luggage; and one of us would have to sit on the bed if the other wanted to get by. We went to Monoprix to buy more pillows, as the one offered was not enough, and they could not produce more. I believe there are less expensive choices for well-located hotels, with, if not larger rooms, better appointed and laid out. I will investigate others in the area (not right on St Honore or Place Vendome, as those are always price-inflated), but close by.

We were there for 3 days.the rooms were small and we had to change a room as the air conditioner was not working.Rest bathrooms were clean and the water supply was good.The hotel was located near tourist bus depots from where we could take the tours.there was no view from the room we had chosen but there was a good breakfast included in the hotel stay.

We got a good price on the room with breakfast included so the hotel was a great deal, especially for the location. It is not a fancy hotel but that would cost a fortune in this neighbourhood. The rooms are very small but that is to be expected. No one should come to Europe and expect to have large rooms! We had breakfast included which was nice but I don't know if I'd pay for it on its own. It had breads and pastries, meats, cheeses, hard boiled eggs, cereal, and coffee and juice. There is a small, 2 person elevator but we manly used the stairs. Inside the hotel is surprisingly quiet. I never heard any noise from any other rooms. There is also a computer but to access the internet you need to buy a card from the front desk. Just around the block, behind the hotel are lots of restaurants, a grocery store, and a laundry mat. Just a couple minute walk is the tube station and the Tuileries Gardens. In July when I was there, there was a small fair in the garden with rides and stands that you would find at an amusement park. Overall, it is a nice quaint hotel that I would recommend.