perfect small hotel in great place for walking around and sightseeing Paris - even public transport was not needed to visit Monmartre, Louvre etc..
just keep in mind - if you are bigger from average person - there could be issues in using shower, or fitting to elevator..:)

We stayed in this hotel on Christmas day in December. The staff was kind enough to let us put our luggage in the luggage room as it was too early to check in. The hotel decoration is very beautiful.It has free internet in the lobby and free breakfast too. It is within walking distance to Metro Cadet which is very convenient to us.

Our room was located at highest floor.We took turn one by one to take the lift which could accomodate only 1 person with luggage to our room.The lift has unique design. We stayed in 3 single beds room. My friend didnt like his bed very much as the mattress couldnt support his body well and sunk in the middle part of the mattress.

The toilet has mirror glass on the wall on 4 sides which is interesting to see our body everywhere we look at in the toilet. The hotel provides free city map which is good for tourists. I still recommend this hotel to those are interested to stay near Sacre Cour which is within walking distance.

I wasn't sure what to expect of a 2-star hotel in Paris, but I was very impressed with this one. Aesthetically, the decor is cute, Parisian chic, but more importantly, the location was quiet. I know people often complain of small bathrooms but in Europe, what do you expect? I was pleased with the bathroom as the shower actually had a door, rather than a curtain and that's what mattered most to us (it was nice to not have water spray everywhere, unlike hotels with shower curtains). The continental breakfast was nice with pastries, juice and coffee. The staff were lovely, loved the little courtyard, free internet access and the proximity to Cadet Metro station. Will definitely stay here again when I return to Paris.

We were satisfied with our experience here. Didn't find the rooms to be dirty, although the carpets in the halls need to be changed. After one night in a street-side room, we asked to change to a room on the courtyard. Much quieter and a bigger bathroom, although you do have to carry your luggage up to your room. Very nice simple breakfast served in the courtyard garden is a treat! The boxes stacked up in the hall and lobby (filled with books on yoga?) are odd but don't cause me to be sick. Very easy access to two Metro stops and close to some good (and bad) restaurants. The beds and sheets are worthy of a monastery, however. I think I bruised my arm turning over.