New Hotels in Paris

"Near the metro, in the area of the monmart. But from other sights will be removed. Small rooms on the square as almost everywhere in Paris. The shower didn't leak, which was joyful. Coffee and water throughout the day are unlimited. Breakfast was not used."

"The room is very small with the toilet, but there is a big window to open, the air circulation 👍🏻 normal hygiene The bed is clean and the two-star hotel is considered a calculation. Good front desk service, willing to answer questions The location is not particularly convenient, there will be a bus stop in 10 minutes to go out to nearby attractions There is a restaurant downstairs. "

"The hotel's service and interior environment are very good. The surrounding road maintenance and the suspension of Line 9 for several consecutive days caused serious traffic inconvenience. I took a taxi four nights out of the six nights I stayed there. The streets seemed safer during the day, but I had to take a taxi to get back at night. Secondly, because this hotel was newly renovated and opened not long ago, there was still some odor in the room."

"It's spacious for one person, but barely adequate for two. The breakfast was a bit disappointing. The front desk lady was very polite and helpful. I was initially given Room 1 on the sixth floor, but it was very noisy near the elevator. She immediately changed it. It's very close to the subway station, so you can walk everywhere or take the subway. However, the subway station is very smelly. There are a few homeless people gathering in front of a store at the intersection, so be careful. There are Chinese restaurants, French restaurants, and McDonald's not far from the hotel. Overall, it's good."

"My chosen room was reasonably clean and tidy, and the 1.3-meter wide bed was perfectly adequate for one person. While the room itself is quite small, it's perfectly manageable for a solo traveler. However, there's a significant drawback that some guests might find inconvenient, especially women with large suitcases: you have to climb a very steep staircase from the ground floor to the first floor to access an extremely narrow elevator. This elevator can only fit one person and their luggage, with absolutely no room to turn around – it's unbelievably tiny. The hotel consists of two buildings. Be absolutely sure not to accidentally book a room in the building where the front desk is located. I once mistakenly booked a room there and almost threw up from disgust. It was unimaginably and indescribably repulsive. The decor was dilapidated and dirty, there was a foul odor – it was just plain disgusting. I couldn't stand being in there for even a minute. I have no idea how anyone could possibly stay in such a place. I strongly insisted on being moved to the cleaner building. After that experience, whenever I book a room, I make sure to specifically request a room not in the front desk building. Unfortunately, this information isn't available when booking, so it's a roll of the dice. I'd rather stay up all night than sleep in that disgusting room. I've never encountered such dreadful decor and environment anywhere else. It's baffling why the hotel doesn't maintain clean, tidy, and odor-free rooms. Despite its flaws, I've stayed here a few times because it's only a 750-meter walk from Galeries Lafayette, and off-season prices are relatively low, ranging from 700-800 to 1100-1200 RMB. However, I don't plan to stay here again if I can find a more suitable alternative. If you're on a tight budget, it might be an option when prices are low. But during peak season, it costs around 2500 RMB per night, which is absolutely baffling. For that price, you could stay in a 5-star hotel in China. Although the hotel claims to be 3-star, it doesn't even meet the standards of a budget chain hotel. The 'clean' building is comparable to an older, somewhat worn chain hotel in China, but the 'disgusting' building is something I've never encountered even in the most basic accommodations back home. Don't say I didn't warn you! There was nothing worth photographing, so I didn't take any pictures. I'm also no longer in Paris as I write this review. The street outside the hotel always felt grimy, and beggars frequently sat on the ground near the entrance."

"Great location and better service from reception to restaurant, nice experience. I would recommend and back again. Thanks!"

"Superb hotel in a great location. The rooms are magnificent; we booked a deluxe room which was spacious and beautifully decorated. The bed was very comfortable, and we slept extremely well, especially given the quiet atmosphere. As for the meals, the dishes were generous and delicious. We will be back."

"Good bed, good shower, friendly and clean, quiet neighborhood at walking distance from metro, pleasant stay."

"The front desk staffs are really friendly and helpful, the room is pretty clean and they do offer enough equipments in the room for a longer stay. e.g. shampoo, conditioner, tableware etc. But there are 2 things I want to sound out: 1. A staff at the breakfast buffet was incredibly inappropriate. He basically went behind the buffet session, took a sandwich bite with his hand and ate it in front of me and other guests DURING breakfast hours. While I am against food waste, I just feel stupid I paid €75… 2. Don’t trust their pictures, I booked 2 rooms with terraces, in the pictures the terrace has a nice open street view, but in reality I got a room looking inside the hotel restaurant’s glass ceiling and another room with completely no view, which is very disappointing. They should at least include pictures of other potential room types."