The hotel was fine for my 4 day holiday in Paris. I had a room at the back section of the hotel which was very small but had a very clean bathroom. The blanket was clean but was old so had some stains on it. When we first arrived, we were given the keys to a room that had not been checked out yet. the receptionist was a little confused. Another receptionist we had in the morning however was much better, he was very kind and booked us reservations for several restaurants. He also printed out maps and gave us advice. The hotel is very small. The stairs leading to the back was a small spiral staircase (lifts to front, but not back of hotel) which only allowed single file. The location is very convenient, access to a metro, arc de triomphe and champs elysee is only 2 minutes walk away. The line is very convenient and goes to places such as Disneyland. There is also a taxi rank nearby. The internet price is exorbitant. It is 5 euros for half an hour. However, there is a McDonalds which is around the corner which offers free wireless. The hotel room was not too bad considering the low price we paid. There was a fridge, air con and TV. However, maids and tradesmen walked in on us while we were still sleeping in the morning several times (even though we had a do not disturb sign).

We just returned from a very pleasant stay. You can't ask for a better location, a block and a half from the arc de triumph. The staff was wonderful very helpful and pleasant to deal with. The room was a little small but clean well kept. Would definitly stay again.

Really lovely hotel in a fantastic location. Typical parisian three star although rooms were obviously recently redecorated - very clean, well decorated and comfortable. They were small, but so are most hotels in Paris! Very charming atrium linking to another 8 rooms at the back of the hotel - of which we had one. Very quiet. 5 minute walk to the Metro and Arc de Triomphe (Spelling?) - line 1 which easily gets you to most of the Parisian sights. Also a fantastic walk down the Champs Elysees. Bathroom was excellent with lots of hot water and clean towels every day. Lots of restaurants and cafes around for meals - and make sure you check out the local food market at the bottom of avenue Wagram - we only discovered it on the last day but was wonderful! In short, would definately return to this hotel.

Four of us booked to stay at this hotel but it wasn't until we arrived that we discovered the accommodation was divided between two buildings separated by approximately 50 metres. The hotel's website doesn't mention this. You've guessed it, our friends were placed in one building and my wife and I in the other. Cannot comment on the main hotel accommodation pictured on the website, but our building was undergoing some extensive looking (and necessary) cosmetic surgery with scaffolding (and dust) all over it. Still it was only for one night. Our room (on the 3rd floor) was reached by a rather small (just enough space for 2 people plus bag) and slow moving lift. The room itself was adequately furnished and suitable for our short-stay needs. But if you like hotel rooms to be 'roomy' then you're going to be disappointed. The bathroom was especially small with barely enough room to turn round in safety. It had a shower, wc and sink squeezed in but no bath. There were plenty of clean towels and hot water though. The walls were also a bit thin and, when you're trying to get to sleep, not great at keeping out noises from neighbouring rooms, the lift or the building's plumbing. The reception staff were courteous and helpful. The hotel is classed as a 3 star, but, depending on which country you come from, this can be misleading. The bottom line is that it's a reasonably good (and priced) place to stay while visiting Paris for a short break that's close to the Champ Elysse and the Arc de Triomphe.