Centre Ancien hotels in Paris

"Aircon isn't working, telephone isn't working desktop light isn't working. TV all French no English"

"the amount of sports and english channels not attiqiut. also was not informed by staff about how lights in room worked also temp control horrible could never get room cool enough"

"Good hotel, just the bathroom is too small."

"Convenient to CDG terminals. Automated check in needs serious review - don't roll out technology without testing - should be an easy and seamless process but user interface is awful. Living room common area concept is cool and breakfast was good. Room is weird - feels a little like motel 6 on steroids (so way nicer) - clean and comfortable (but you have to go downstairs to get a drinking glass) - unishower/toilet makes for easy cleaning but three sides of the bed are against walls - sheets can't be easy to change for staff without climbing onto the bed (and if you are two, one has to climb over the other if you get up at night). At the end of the day, the rooms are small but functional - the common areas are great - and the staff are nice and professional. Fine for a typical one night stay at an airport"

"Breakfast was the usual. Nothing special. Staff very friendly. Location is ideal. It’s an older hotel. "

"The hotel has potential but is not currently operating at it's full potential. The main attraction for this hotel is the rooms with the view of the Eiffel tower and other city sites. If you don't pay for one of those rooms, the hotel is not worth it. We stayed from Sunday to Wednesday, the roof top bar was closed from Sunday to Tuesday. When we tried to go up on Tuesday night we were told it was for private tables only/private event. So we didn't see it at all. If we wanted the view of the city, we'd have to go to the gym. The line at the Pleyel Restaurant in the main lobby was very long the night we wanted to eat there so we ate at one of the nearby restaurants. The Odiwara Asian fusion place around the corner was very good. the restaurant to the right of the hotel is just ok. There are lots of other food options and a small supermarket all within walking distance. The metro is very close and it takes about 35 mins to get to the Champs Elysee. It's on the direct metro line. to the Eiffel tower you can also go direct to les Invalides station and then walk or transfer trains. Also about 35 mins. We upgraded to the city view room and it made the stay worthwhile. I also noticed that the walls in the toilets could use a clean. We stayed in two different rooms and both had cleanliness issues with the walls. The staff at the front desk not great. When we moved rooms my husband forgot his pajama pants in the other room and when asked about it, they didn't find it."

"Very friendly and helpful staff. The aquatic recreation center next door is nice, just be sure you have swimsuits that meet their guidelines; not any suit will.do."

"Perfect spot for a weeklong stay We were able to check in early after long flight, which was unexpected surprise Kitchen and laundry very good to have Lots of restaurants, shops, metro stations in easy walking distance"

"Everything was good. My stay was enjoyable with the exception of noise coming from the sreets late at night (people speaking loudly or screaming, etc.) I understand this is out of le patio's control but maybe having thicker glass on windows can help."