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This studio loft apartment was exactly as represented in photos and descriptions. It was an acceptable size for the 2 of us. The kitchen functioned, but was just the bare minimum facility. No microwave. Only a few dishes and 2 cookware for the induction stove. A mini fridge with freezer shelf. The bathroom was larger and nicer than expected compared to the rest of the space. The sofa bed was ok - not really comfortable for us, but it worked. The listing stated there was air conditioning, but it’s actually only available during official summer season and that could’ve been made more clear on the listing. Even though the French and other Europeans may be used to not having air conditioning all the time, I feel like they forget that Americans are used to it and generally expect it. To us if a place has air conditioning, it’s a permanent thing that would be available all year long, not something that would actually be removed from the property part of the year. The weather was unusually warm for that time of year and with the Sun beating in the large windows it got quite hot in the room during the day. It really would’ve been nice to have a fan at least. We were unable to figure out how to connect to the WiFi with the instructions given, but it really wasn’t necessary enough to bother with asking about it and spending time trying to figure it out. One other frustration in the space was how the cabinets beside the sofa bed open. It seemed to us that they would be more functional if they all opened in the opposite direction than they currently do. It would also be nice if you’d include a instruction manual on how to use the washer/dryer. We ended up looking it up online. European appliances are so different from the ones in America, most of your American guests will have no idea how to work it. Other than all that, we really loved the room for our stay.

The hotel's location is quite good, with plenty of supermarkets and small restaurants nearby. It's not too noisy at night either. The M8 subway station entrance is not far downstairs, making it quite convenient to get to various attractions. The room isn't large but is perfectly adequate. The bathroom has a bathtub, which is a bit inconvenient, but the hot water temperature is quite good. There's no bottled water in the room, but you can get drinking water and sparkling water from the lobby.

TThe hotel is exceptionally stylish and has a very nice, modern aesthetic. The design is chic and the atmosphere is welcoming. The wooden floors are a major issue for noise. We could clearly hear movement from the room above, the room next door, and even our own footsteps echoed. The sound insulation is very poor. Beautiful hotel, but would not recommend if you are a light sleeper or sensitive to noise.

I had a lovely stay at Hôtel Atelier Montparnasse. The hotel has a charming, modern atmosphere, and the rooms were comfortable, clean, and well maintained. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which made the stay even more enjoyable. The location in Montparnasse is convenient, with plenty of cafés, restaurants, shops, and public transport nearby. It’s a good base for exploring Paris while staying in a quieter neighbourhood. Overall, I had a very pleasant experience and would happily stay here again. I would recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable and charming hotel in Paris.

Love the location. The area itself is very buzzing with all the shops u want to visit in paris. Not so touristy eventhough near to eiffel tour. The train superb. The location easily accessible by train with many station options. Our room came with small balcony with eiffel view. Room decent size. No complains towards the hotel. Staffs all very nice. Didnt get the name. But all of them super nice super friendly very helpful.

Small boutique hotel close to station and within easy access to main sites. They really catered for our family. Would definitely stay here again.

The location is convenient with easy access to transportation. Having a kitchen with utensils and cookware was also a big plus. The room was reasonably clean and had enough storage space. The front desk staff were very nice. Soundproofing was just average. The complimentary all-day coffee and hot chocolate were a wonderful touch! ❤️ I had informed the front desk that we wouldn't need housekeeping and would change our own towels and dispose of our own trash, but the cleaning staff still entered the room. 🥹

Central location, very close to Amsterdam Central train station. Quite noisy at night as it is in the middle of the walking street, busy night life. Very small room but good for solo traveller. No lift, so people with big luggage be mentally prepared to manually lift up heavy luggage using the crazily steep staircase.

Safe area and located near metro. On arrival you are asked for your passport details and it is recorded on a system. Staff are friendly and willing to help However I was not made aware that there was a major event on my departure. This meant I could have missed my connection back to London. Just a note for the staff to let visitors know if an event is happening.

The hotel's location is generally very convenient, with easy access to the subway station on foot. However, our room had an air conditioning issue that was never fixed, leading to a very uncomfortable night's sleep. I spoke to the front desk, and they told me the hotel was full, so we had to make do for the night. It was extremely hot, and both the elderly and children couldn't stand it. I communicated with the front desk again, stating that if we couldn't change rooms, we would check out and find another hotel. Ultimately, we were able to switch rooms, but it meant exchanging a triple room for two double rooms. This experience was very unpleasant. The subsequent rooms we stayed in were fine, with working air conditioning, so it wasn't as uncomfortable.