We stayed with our 2 sons aged 9 and 12 for 2 nights. A lovely stay. The kitchen was adequate to cook a family meal - there is a nice supermarket just a short walk away. The room was clean and the beds were comfy. We were provided a kitchen cleaning kit on arrival - cloth, detergent. If arriving by metro when you get to the top of the metro steps, walk across the crosswalk on your right and walk straight down the street to the corner - the hotel is on the corner and about 2 minutes walk from the metro. We caught the metro everywhere and it was very easy to get where we wanted to go - we saw everything we wanted to see in our 1 day there. The staff were lovely. It was perfect for what we wanted and seemed a good price compared to other Paris accomodation for 4. We felt very safe walking around at night. Would consider staying here again.

We stayed in a small apartment that has one bedroom, a small living area with a sofa bed, a tiny kitchen with fridge. Bathroom is well equipped, enough towels for 4 of us. Our room was 201 which look out to Père Lachaise Cemetery, unusual for a room view but it’s not uncomfortable. Room was clean. But walls are thin. The bedroom was not big, could barely open our suitcases inside, it did have a safe. The living room has a small TV and small dining table for 2.

Staff was friendly. We left our luggage with them before check-in but they do not have a luggage room, the staff will keep an eye for you. The hotel provides free WiFi, need to get password from the front desk. Lift is small.

There’s a small convenience store across the main street where you can buy some bread, bottled water, fruits and etc. Shops do close early in Europe. It’s a quiet neighborhood (half of it being cemetery), there are some small café around the corner for simple breakfast. Need to go further for restaurants and bar. This is not “tourist” area; hot spots like Eiffel Tower, Norte-Dame are far away.

Phillipe Auguste metro station was just a few minutes’ walk from the hotel, from there you can access to any part of Paris with the tube but need to change line. Problem with Paris Metro is they do not have escalator or lift, only stairs. It’s a big problem to carry / haul luggage up and down those stairs during changing tube line and upon reaching the station; and the hotel is on a slight slope. I didn’t find the hotel location to be that accessible and friendly. Ok if you like quiet neighborhood. I would opt for hotel that’s nearer to hot spots and more amenities next time.

purpose of our stay was to visit the pere lachaise cemetery( which is across road from hotel)to visit jim morrisons grave.busy afternoon with fans.also went early morning & was empty which was good.we also got taxi to notre dame &joined our tour bus from there which cost us 21euro(which ok split between3)45euro from airport! we didnt take the breakfast & bought at decent prices from supermarket down street.we ate out 1nt at pub round corner beside main entrance of pere lachaise.good food,drink,friendly staff. hotel is clean,quiet&staff very helpful &friendly.free safe in room,just enter what code you want it to be.if you smoke ,there is a door to stairs outside on every level for this!we were room 501 ,5th floor.views of quiet street&cemetery from bedroom&bathroom,living area view to middle of building,small patio area&stairs for smokers.only stayed 2nts/3days but comfortable to have stayed a few more.

Nice, tourist-quality accommodation off the beaten path, just steps from the Phillippe Auguste metro stop and Pere Lachaise. Simple room but very clean and more than adequate for the two of us - beds were quite comfortable and the kitchenette was fine for preparing snacks and storing groceries. This is not the hotel's fault but the street was a bit noisy at night and we woke up a lot... if the weather had been cooler we could have kept the windows closed and it probably would have been quieter. Breakfast was not included but offered for an additional fee (I think ~10 euros - kind of expensive) - so we opted to drink coffee at the corner bar (~1.20 a cup) and buy our croissants from the bake shops (like ~1.00 a piece). Paris is expensive and this place is a good value. Staff fluent in English. Would stay here again.