To understand what this hotel offers, you have to know what deluxe room means compared to standard - it's 16 m2 instead of 10 m2. Well, 16m2 are not enough to feel the luxury.

There is an air conditioner in the room which blows only cold air.
We complained about the non working heating. It was a Saturday when we arrived. We were told someone will come on Monday. We were offered blankets (like for pupils camp and not a hotel charging 220 eu per night for luxury). On Monday the heating was still off. We asked on Tuesday "What's up? Why isn't there any heating?". The answer was the heating was usually switched on during weekends because it was noisy but if we insisted they can call someone. We insisted. Then the heating was ON, and guess what - we couldn't regulate the temperature.
When we complained once more we were told it works like that everywhere - we can have either cold air, either hot. Nothing reasonable. The woman on the reception didn't want to hear any argument pretending this is the normal way the things work. No apology, no compensation.

The 16m2 still felt small, and the bathroom wasn't heated at all. No shower curtain, so everything got wet. The elevator is super tiny. The corridors as well.

The noise insulation wasn't best so you always knew what your neighbours were up to.

Something positive? Yes, few of the people at the reception were very nice. The hotel looks cute from outside with all the flowers and there is coffee in the rooms (one pack of coffee with caffein and one decaf - so if you're two you can take turns.) Marais is a lovely quarter. It was clean.

Won't visit ever again.

Location in Central Marais is good but on warm weekends,with the windows open, horribly noisy untl 6 am. The biggest room was still small but adequate. However the WC and bathroom was tiny and uncomfortable. Cleanliness ok. For breakfast better go to one of the charming Cafés on rue de Bretagne, 2 minutes from the Hotel. Parking 2 minutes walk € 70 for 3 days, reservation beforehand a must. One receptionist was cold and unfriendly. The others were ok.

My wife and I stayed here recently. We picked the hotel because we wanted to be in the Marais district.
The hotel is in a fabulous location, near a market, local shops, food etc and the whole area has a magical feel.
The hotel is small, as are the rooms and public areas. But it is smartly decorated, clean and the staff are all helpful. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking to see and experience this side of Paris.

We stayed there with new year. It was a very pleasant hotel. It had good fresh breakfast, The room we had was in the attick which was very lovely. The staff was very helpfull. I would certainly recommend it. Just around the corner there are some nice restaurants.