Fairly new hotel, not far from metro, relativelly small rooms (I hit on the bed corner three times during one night stay), very nice breakfast.

This is an interesting hotel, luxery suite 2 rooms + sitting area is actually 1 bedroom and 1 sofa bed totally unsuitable for 4 people, after an enormous dispute exchanged this for 2 standard rooms. The cost of these rooms are not cheap and they are very small. The bed is comfortable but no storage and also no tea and coffee facilities. You cannot get a coffee or tea until 4pm in the hotel (after a mediocre and expensive breakfast finishes at 10.30am). In room cinema on demand broken, ice machine on floor broken, ironing facilities (a room with 2 irons on timer) wiring faulty. Plus points is the location as very nice part of Paris but hotel should struggle to get 3 stars for this venue more hostel than hotel. Rooms as mentioned very small no mini bar or coffee facilities which is normally a universal standard. Worth looking for other hotels as pictures and reality flatter to deceive.

Knowing the typical Paris Hotels usually a trip to Paris is downsized by the low quality Hotels available in the city. Oceania Paris was a pleasant surprise!
The room was clean and big enough, internet was working, breakfast was more then typical croissant and butter.
Will surely come again!

Very small but comfortable rooms. Very good mattress. Nice bathroom but only on set of towels for two people. We were disappointed by the spa: the jacuzzi is integrated in the pool and therefore is not at a normal temperature for a jacuzzi (colder of course - even if the pool is a very nice temperature, it not warm enough to relax without swimming)... We went there for the jacuzzi (so you can imagine our deception)... Only two chairs to lie around the pool... Bathrobes normally only available for upper class rooms... The staff is very nice but the service is not always what it should: one of us had forgotten a toothbrush and was told to get down to the reception (in the services folder, it was mentioned that they would bring it to you). The hotel is a bit off center but not far from a metro station and the tram... There are snacks and drinks vendor machines in the lobby, which can be very handy... There is a nice brasserie just opposite the hotel "Le Versailles" with very nice staff.