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"The hotel is really as described as listing, huge lobby and huge room in Paris, the location is great, will definitely come back again."

"The studio accommodation was very small and good for 1 person. I stayed on the 3rd floor and the stairs were very narrow, so be mindful when taking luggage. The location is great, 3 minutes walk from the subway station. Communication with the host was easy and reliable, and the accommodation was clean. "

"Comfy bed, good shower, great room settings. Staff was not so friendly. Never once did they say hi or acknowledge us until check out. Trains were 5 minutes away and hotel was very central. Close to all attractions. "

"Clean rooms. Great location. Helpful and professional staff. "

"Location is excellent, lots of great shops and restaurants. We recommend joji right across the street. The hotel itself was nice. Not the best sound proofing but it didn’t bother us too much. Bathroom in our room was updated but the room itself could use fresh coat of paint. Staff were excellent . Overall we would stay there again, especially for the location. "

"Love the location !"

"We absolutely LOVED this boutique hotel. The location is excellent. It is just around the corner from two metro stations so it was quick and easy to get anywhere in the city. The neighborhood felt safe and was very clean. There were lots of restaurants and shopping nearby. We also loved the breakfast—lots of selections and wonderful breads and pastries. Delicious hot options as well—eggs, bacon, super yummy sausages, crepes, and pancakes. The staff was the absolute BEST! They were so friendly and helpful. They made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Would definitely stay here again!! "

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"lively quarter in the marais - close to metro and many Paris attractions - helpful staff (we got into our room 2 hours early) - continental breakfast a bit expensive, but great croissants! only drawback = no elevator, and our room was on the 4th floor! - only window was a skylight"