A nice hotel in a short walking distance from Europe and St Lazare Metro Stations. The staff was very friendly and helpful with a 24 reception stand-by person. The quality of the room (design,equipment) was very good although its size could be characterised as average. One of the negatives is that you can hear the noise of the metro trains passing by in the underground sometimes, might be annoying to some people. Generally speaking this is a nice hotel for people who look for a good hotel and do not seek the lower/top quality hotel and want a pleasant stay in Paris.

Me and my wife close this hotel after must research and were very happy and safisfied with our decision. The place is clean, quiet and offers good value for money with very good service. The lady at the front desk was very helpful and answered to our needs very well. The place is highly recommended if you want a good hotel in a reasonable budget

Having lived in Paris thirty years ago, we took friends who had never been. The hotel was chosen off their website and proved to be quiet, comfortable and very reasonably priced. It is only a short distance from the Gare Saint-Lazare so well positioned for transport to all of the sights. Not all 3-star hotels provide clean towels on a daily basis and the cleaners did a good job. The staff were friendly and cheerful (a change from 30 years ago!) and went out of their way to be helpful, We would go back again.

We stayed at the Brescia for 4 nights in December. The hotel in nicely decorated, and the environment is very cozy. U can see that an effort has been made to create an aesthtically pleasant environment, compared to the average 3star parisian hotels. The location is very quiet, 10min. walk from Galleries Lafayette, and only a minute away from Europe metro station. The staff was ok (but just ok). The room is small, but enough for 2 people with little luggage, and the bathroom was not luxurious, but yet very clean and comfortable. The biggest flaw was without any doubt the breakfast. The breakfast room is literally underground, and what u get is not a buffet, but some bad bread and croissants, juice, coffee, butter and jam (not fresh). And that's it. Overall it is a nice place to stay, central but not noisy, the prices quite reasonble, but the service needs a lot of improvement. Don't think i would go back.

I just stayed at Hotel Brescia in Paris and was very disappointed in my room. Even our very experienced tour guide warned us that it was small. This is understatement. Two people were very cramped. There are no drawers,or hooks anywhere, only one small closet with a few hangers. The bathroom was clean and modern but I have been in larger ones on a cruise ship! There is no place to put anything in the bathroom, no shelf, door hook. There is not even a place to put the soap down in the shower. The walls are very thin and the coughing from another room kept us awake, the TV did not work. The outlets were inconveniently located along the floor in the room itself so to use any kind of appliance one would need a very long cord. There appeared to be many businessmen staying here and for one person the room could be adequate and the breakfast was pleasant enough. Climbing the stairs is the most efficient way to get to and from your room. The front desk was okay but did not go out its way to help out. I know the rooms in Paris are all relatively small, but if you are two look elsewhere.