Don't be mislead by the photos of this hotel - in real life it looks horrific and deserve one star!We travelled for one week in France and this was by far the most horrible budget hotel I've ever seen in my life! The price of Eur 53 per night is absolutely insane for this hellhole.

In the middle of the tiny room there is a plastic box with no roof - which is basically the toilet and shower. So if you are travelling not solo you companion will have a pleasure of listerning to the sounds you body makes when you go to the box.

Another thing is the walls. I can guarantee you will not sleep very well, because the walls are like from paper, so you can hear other people peeing, farting, talking etc. On the third floor there was disgusting smell, because some of the guests was cooking something in the room. The smell was so intoxicating, that I had difficulties not to vommit.

I don't understand the comments of some ppl here like "...but at least the breakfast was nice!". I don't care much about breakfast, because on every corner in France there is boulangerie where you can buy croissants. And this hotel had exactly the same breakfast as any other budget hotel in France - bread, croissants, yohurt, butter, emmentaler cheese, honey, nutella, frozen orange juice from concentrate, coffee etc. Nothing "good" about it - it's normal!

I asked for the comfort room, but it was basically the same kind of room, slightly bigger than basic (which looked more like a prison cell) with the same "pupu-box" in the middle of the room and some decorations on the walls.

I was looking for a descent budget hotel and this was a huge disappointment. It was better to sleep in the car and save money, rather then stay in this shocking place.

Stayed there to attend Anzac Day Ceremonies. Hotel is very basic and also very loud with walls and floors reflecting every movement in other rooms. We stayed on the 3rd floor and their was no lift so carying bags is quite a challenge

Basic, although there is tv in the rooms which many other budget hotels we stayed in didn't have. Breakfast buffet is ok. Location is near main shopping streets and Cathedral. In theory there is free WiFi access although we couldn't get it to work on our laptop. We tried to get the hotel staff to help us but they had no idea what was wrong.

We made a reservation via phone. The day before our arrival the hotel called to ask if we would be having breakfast the next day. Such pro-activeness gave me hope that the level of service at the hotel would be adequate. We later called to ask directions to the hotel and were given very vague instructions: "Near the Station." Upon arrival it took 15 minutes of driving around and asking for directions to actually find the hotel a couple blocks from the train station.

The room was small but adequate and relatively clean except for the shower which had a few strands of long hair in it.

The next morning we went down for breakfast in the breakfast room. Walked past a kitchen area with two housekeepers and the manager sitting inside talking. We waited for a good 5 minutes before I walked back into the kitchen to ask "How do things work for the breakfast?" The manager then began to ask the staff if they had prepared trays for us and I returned to our table. We then waited another 10 minutes. I finally went back to the kitchen and someone explained that we were supposed to take the one remaining tray sitting at a table for four which had three people sitting at it, plus another lone tray sitting at another table. I suppose it was too much trouble to have them explain this to us the first time, much less move the trays to our table. Note: there was no language barrier as I speak fluent French.