The staff were friendly, and the location was close to the subway. So, coming back from Montmartre didn't feel dangerous.
Of course, it's not right in front of the subway exit, but it's close enough that it didn't feel particularly risky.
Another day, I stayed out late watching the Eiffel Tower and came back on an e-scooter. The neighborhood... what was it, Arab-looking? There were people in those kinds of clothes, and I'm a bit of a scaredy-cat. I hadn't pre-booked an Uber and definitely couldn't walk, so I took the scooter, but there was literally no one around... it was scary. Still, there was an e-scooter parking spot just across the street, and it was cheap, which was nice.
As for the air conditioning, you should just assume there isn't any. For those traveling in the hot summer, keep that in mind.
There's an elevator. For luggage storage, it's coin-operated, but the large lockers are quickly taken. Staff members come down frequently, so try to talk to them then. They put your luggage in a small room-like space.
Both the bathroom and shower room were clean, and they seemed to clean them often.
It was a definite improvement from the accommodation I'd just stayed at in London, which was great.
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