A modest hotel, which Europe has a lot. Small rooms, small elevators.. cannot pass the remark of a previous traveller about midgets in the elevators -- yes, the elevator is designed for 3 people.. 3 stardard european people.... the room was clean and so were sheets and towels. i do not know who rated it 3 stars - i would rate it as a solid two - perfect for budget travel - centrally located (most major attractions are within a walking distance) and the metro is just round the corner. the price was a little too high, but i guess it's bumped up by the centrality of location and upcoming christmas holidays

I made a booking through internet for a two night stay in Paris. Upon arrival I was shocked to see that the hotel was totally under construction, all windows were covered with plastic sheets. To my dismay, the staff insisted that we accept to stay with them. I refused as the hotel is a guarantee trap in case of fire and told them refund my deposit since the condition of the hotel was not mentioned at time of booking. The staff unwilling agreed to my request. Today, I was charged for a two night stay at the Prince Hotel!

This place is OK. Small, very basically furnished room. Bathroom OK. Staff were perfectly civil. Very central location, good for the metro. Not the place for a romantic weekend, but adequate if you need a cheap, central place to sleep.

We usually stay in small 2 and 3 star hotels when in Europe. This hotel claims to be a 3 star but it's not. It is old, run-down and small, even by European standards. The lift is too small to fit a personal and one bag (my carry-on bag). The circular stairs are so narrow that you have to go up single file holding your bag in front of you. When we were there the entire building was covered in plastic while they were doing exterior work so there was no view. Interior is in bad need of painting, etc. The staff was not very helpful, even with requests as simple as assistance making a phone call. There are only 2 positives with this hotel: The beds are clean and changed daily and it is a very short walk to some of Paris' most popular sites, Louvre, The Seine, etc and the Metro. But it's not worth the price, there are much better hotels in the area at the same price.