Hotel Ascot Opera Reviews

Excellent location. The room is small, but they said that's normal for Paris. The staff is responsive, everything is clean.

There's no restaurant, only breakfast.

Very good hotel

The room was a little small, but the staff were very kind and friendly. The room was clean and cute. Thank you!

The hotel is centrally located, close to several major attractions, including the Louvre, Opera House, and Galeries Lafayette. The front desk staff was very welcoming. Although the hotel is small, it has everything you need.

There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby, and the Louvre and the Opera House are within walking distance. It was a very luxurious and nice hotel. The room was clean and comfortable.

The location is great! The staff at the counter were always smiling and even kindly lent us spoons and forks! The shower had no issues with water pressure, power, or temperature. I'd definitely use it again!

This is the worst hotel I've ever stayed in. The breakfast was basically empty, the staff were awful, and I had to hand my keys back to the front desk every time I left. I don't understand the point of this. There's a garbage collection station right next to it, which was incredibly noisy early in the morning. The rooms were small, the facilities were outdated, and the front desk service was terrible. I highly don't recommend it.

The room is small, but everything is fine. The location is excellent.

The experience is very good. There are many delicious foods around. It is also very close to the attractions. A taxi that is a little further away costs about 20💶. Recommended

Mold was on the shower head. Dusty room. Car barely fit in the garage.

The hotel is very well located. The metro is within walking distance, delicious breakfasts and friendly staff. Of the minuses, water is only available for an extra charge.

We stayed at this hotel for a total of 5 nights, but we didn't stay consecutively. We went to Italy and Disney in between, so we booked for 2 nights, 1 night, and 2 nights separately. The staff were kind, but they didn't understand that we had booked for 5 nights (I guess that's unavoidable in the system...), so we had to explain the same thing every time we checked out, which was a bit disappointing. Well, it's not Japan, so you can't expect that much. The hotel is located a little way from Opéra Avenue, with many cafes and restaurants nearby, and it's just a short walk from the street with many Japanese restaurants. It was very convenient because Monoprix on Opéra Avenue was nearby. We walked to the Opéra and the Louvre. It's also close to the airport bus stop. We sometimes returned to the hotel in the middle of the night, but there were people around and it wasn't scary. That said, I don't recommend women walking alone at night. The refrigerator in the room didn't have a freezer function (I think it's normal for them not to have one), so they chilled the ice packs for the butter to take home in the hotel freezer. It seemed like a common thing to do, and they were very nice to deal with. They also looked after our luggage while we went to Italy and Disney. It was very helpful. As with all hotels in Paris, the rooms are small. It was fine for us since we only stayed there to sleep, but it would be a problem for people who want to relax in their room. There isn't enough space to pack, so it may be difficult if you have a large suitcase. Prices are high and the yen is weak, but I think this hotel has reasonable accommodation prices. The receptionists (24-hour service!) and the cleaning lady were all very friendly, and it was a good memory. I would like to visit Paris again. Thank you.

The hotel is in a good location with lots of food nearby. It is also close to tourist attractions, but there are no supermarkets or convenience stores nearby. It is not convenient to buy water. The soundproofing is poor. The room is small and the bed is small and uncomfortable. It is not recommended for light sleepers. It is impossible to sleep. It is so noisy.