Location is good. Within walking distance to Eiffel Tour and other attractions. Also, close the Batobus, a water taxi service, which is a great way to travel the Seine and get to several different sites (Notre-Dame, the Louvre, etc.). Breakfast is an extra charge. We decided not to have pay for breakfast but ate at a cafe nearby for the same amount of money and a better ambiance. Rooms are small but clean. We had a lot of luggage as we had been traveling for two weeks so this posed a problem. Would have given this hotel a higher rating except I fell OUT of the bathtub because it did not have non-slip surface or a non-skid mat. Seriously bruised myself and hurt my back. Even though I reported the incident, the hotel manager did not seek me out. I had to ask to speak with him many hours later. He told me that having a non-slip surface was not "hygienic." Maybe something got lost in the translation but I am pursuing charges against the hotel.

My husband and I stay at Tour Eiffel Invalides every time we visit Paris, which is twice a year. Most recently, we brought along some family and stayed in three rooms. It is located close to the Seine (just two blocks up) making it easy to get to main walkways along the Quai's for sightseeing. It is also in a more spacious, less crowded area, which we prefer. Many bistros and fine restaurants nearby, as well as the beloved Rue Cler market. The rooms are comfortable, the bathrooms clean and showers large enough for my husband. I recommend the superior rooms if you want a bit more space and storage. The A/C works very well too - key for the surprise heatwave during our visit. The staff are exceptionally helpful and kind. Always assisting with luggage, recommending restaurants, advising on the best times to visit attractions, etc... Breakfast is served in the basement, which is an ancient cave with charming stone walls and wrought iron gates - do visit it. We think of this hotel as our Pied a Terre in Paris and always try to stay in the same room, with a balcony overlooking Boulevard de Tour Maubourg.

Rooms are very small and very close together. Everything is red and wanted to leave the minute I checked in. Breakfast is in the basement and is like a cave. Paid for breakfast but never ate there. Will never stay there.