This hotel is just about what you'd expect to get for the price in this city. The room and bathroom were adequate, but could do with some smartening up. The corridors and common areas were tired and in need of renovation. The staff were OK, neither good nor bad. The location is good with easy access to CDG airport on the Air France bus, Versailles from Montparnasse SNCF station, and most of the major Paris sightseeing places on foot or metro.

Great hotel for a 2 day visit in Paris. Location is excellent with good eating areas nearby, and the rooms clean. And free wifi!!

The old men at the reception are very helpful and provided "service with a smile". Overall, a great experience with the family.

I had an enjoyable visit at this hotel on my recent trip to Paris. I stayed there with my 5 year old daughter and 12 year old niece. The hotel is currently undergoing some renovations, but this did not effect our visit in any way. We arrived at the hotel via taxi, because I had no idea where the hotel was. After getting the lay of the land, I was very happy with the overall location. It is within a 2-3 minute walk to 2 Metro stations (Edgar Quinet and Montparnasse- Bienveniue, as well as the Montparnasse Gare) and in the middle of a neighborhood with plenty of restaurants to choose from.
Upon arrival, we were immediately greeted and given the key to our room. We were on the 6th floor, which is the top and it provided a nice view of the area (predominantly the Montparnasse Tower). There is also a small elevator, so we were able to squeeze in there with our luggage and not hike up the six flights of stairs. The room had a double bed and a chair that folded out into a single bed. This was the perfect size for us. I forgot that the French prefer to take baths instead of showers. So there is a full size bathtub, with a handheld shower head that can be placed above for a regular shower. However, there is no shower curtain, just a small glass partitions, so be careful not to spray the showerhead around the bathroom and get other stuff wet (like your clothes).
The hotel offered a daily breakfast of a half baguette, croissant, juice, and coffee (or tea or hot chocolate). This cost 6 Euro per person and I found this to be very satisfactory. Not only did the food fill us up until lunch, it is very similar in amount and price to what you will find offered around the area. I would recommend to the hotel, that they offer fruit and yogurt with the breakfast . This will appeal overall to a broader audience.
In the area near the Edgar Quinet Metro stop, there is a Saturday food market with some additional vendors. We really liked this market and tried many yummy foods. On Sunday, the stalls remain up for the artists to set up. Although I did not purchase anything from this market, it is a nice place to look at local art without the hordes of tourists. I would also recommend to the hotel, that they place some of this art to not only advertise local artists, but to spruce up the breakfast room a bit.
Overall, I enjoyed this hotel and would stay here again. The staff at the desk, as well as the cleaning ladies are all very nice and helpful.

I read the reviews here on tripadvisor and thought, looks great at that price... but the rooms are VERY audible, so if the neighbour has a cellphone ringing or they are talking you will hear it - they also vacuum at 9 in the morning, which is not a good combo.