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The lift stopped working the first night upon staying there therefore all guests had to use the staircase. My room was unfortunately next to the staircase and the noise went on till late in the evening. On the second day while sitting in my room had a random stranger use their keycard to open my room and walk in. Having informed the front desk, who kept asking if I was sure and if it was not the cleaner, the manager assured me they would investigate the matter. 10 mins later the manager knocks on my room door to inform me that I did not shut my room door properly and that is why another guest was able to enter my room. There is no additional locks in the room as such shutting the door is the only way to ‘lock’ the room. I was offered a free breakfast or complementary spa session to make up for the inconvenience. Having just experienced this security breach, neither offer seemed appealing especially after repeatedly being questioned if I was sure the proceeding to blame me for not shutting the door properly. I left the hotel and checked into another hotel. They have refused to refund me the additional nights stay that I did not stay and Trip.com has given a standard response to this incident including offering a few worthless coins. After pushing them to further investigate all they could muster was the hotel is unwilling to refund fully or partially the amount due to me and offered me £80 worth of coins which is far below what I paid for my stay. Rest assured I would never again stay in this hotel, and would suggest all Trip.com users to stop booking this hotel if you prioritise your safety. After all the hotel is not that affordable to risk the safety and security during your stay. Think twice and book at your own risk because if anything occurs during your stay the hotel would blame on you. Also if i was being picky, the safe deposit box did not work and the bed was sinking in the middle.

The hotel is located in a residential area, so the street is very quiet. It's also very close to the metro station—just a three-block walk. Walking to the Eiffel Tower is very convenient as well, and there are plenty of restaurants and cafés nearby. The front desk staff were very warm and welcoming. I requested a room with a nice view, and they gave me one overlooking the Eiffel Tower.

If you need a hotel in Paris, go for it! I can't complain about anything in the room. The stay was lovely. Good atmosphere. Maybe a bit too expensive and huge price differences between each nights.

The hotel's location is excellent, and the staff are very welcoming. They even provided hot water for me before check-in time on the day I arrived. My room was cleaned thoroughly every day. As a Chinese person, having hot water from the self-service dispenser on the first floor is a huge plus and very comfortable! The view from the balcony is fantastic, truly showcasing French charm! I'll definitely stay here again next time I visit Paris!

I love everything about this hotel! It's cozy and nice, there's a Nonoprix nearby, Gare de Lyon is close, too: ideal if you leave or come by train. Bedding is amazing, and you can always have a free cup of coffee or tea and fill your bottle with water.

Overall, I liked the hotel. It was clean and well-maintained, the staff was polite, and the breakfasts were good. There are two metro stations nearby, one offering a direct line to the Eiffel Tower. The city center is quite a long walk away. It's about a 30-minute walk to the Louvre, 40 minutes to the Champs-Élysées, and 1 hour 10 minutes to the Eiffel Tower. The neighborhood where the hotel is located is also perfectly fine. There are large boulevards nearby.

It was a quiet place, a 10-minute walk from Place de la Concorde and with access to two stations. The room was very cute and the view of the Parisian buildings was relaxing. The amenities were also very good, including slippers and bathrobes. The staff were also kind. The shower had hot water in the morning, but not at night, which was a bit disappointing.

Our room faced the upper half of the Eiffel Tower, which was quite nice. It was also much larger than other room types, finally feeling like a place designed for living. At over 3,000 euros a night, I guess there's a reason for the price. You can eat downstairs, and they offer luggage storage, but the area is packed with restaurants and doesn't feel very secure; it's like anyone could just walk in and take something. The complimentary spa is just a bath and sauna in the basement. There's a Nespresso machine. Bus 28 stops right outside and goes to many places like Avenue Montaigne and the Eiffel Tower. The M8 metro takes about 8 minutes to walk to. For a four-star, it's alright, probably good for an older hotel. But at over 3,000 euros, this size still feels a bit pricey.

The location is on a side street, a few steps away from the main street, with a bus stop and railway nearby The room is clean, quiet at night, and tastefully decorated Friendly staff who seem to enjoy their work There is a supermarket on the corner and a restaurant opposite Breakfast is Western style, normal standard, no changes

Better than expected, feels like it has been renovated, upgraded to a 1.5-story room, with a view of the Champs-Elysées from the window, a fully equipped refrigerator, and excellent facilities around the hotel