My son and I stayed twice in August 2011. Our first one-night stay, we had a lovely room, but I discovered that there were bed bugs in the duvet. I had bites all over the lower upper part of my legs. The lady at the front desk didn't seem perturbed to hear of this. Since I knew that we'd be... More

The hotel is set in a quiet street but very near to plenty of restaurants, shops, things to see and the Metro. The room and ensuite bathroom was spacious for an inner city hotel, quiet and well equipped and spotlessly clean. Breakfast was a little expensive and sligtly limited in choice compared with the best buffets but the breakfast room... More

This hotel is very well situated, but .... please renovate this hotel as soon as possible. I am sure it used to be a nice hotel in the past, and it is a shame how shabby it is now. And the elevator ....OMG! You got the feeling it would brake down any minute. The doors to my room were missing... More

I loved everything about this hotel. They spoke English, which was important to me, and they were very helpful in answering questions. The elevator is tiny (only fits 5 people and carries 375kg), but it was fine for me. It's close to the metro, a food stand, grocery store, a McDonalds and tons of other cafés. I was there for... More

This was my second time at this hotel. It's close to a Metro station, so it's conveniently located but the area is not very good with lots of the homeless on the main street nearby. The hotel itself is quite old and the main lift wasn't working so we had to use the small service lift which can only fit... More

Lovely hotel, room very comfortable and location is very convenient as is close to the metro and easy to walk. Many cafes around and most of all Crepes!. The staff sweet and helpful. Because there are few night clubs, it can be very noisy at night as the regulars park their cars by the hotel and when they are done... More

Not a good area of Paris. Desolate street. Why it is called "opera" escapes me. This hotel is a least one mile from the Opera House or the Opera Metro station. I had stayed here one night two years ago, and didn't remember how shabby it really is. This most recent visit, I found the main elevator not working, so... More

Hotels in PAris are alwasy a bit of a lucky dip (unless spending huge amounts) and I approached this hotel with a bit of a feeling of dread. It has a very worn-out look and feel and I was grateful for only having booked one night. My room was on the fourth floor, at the furthest end from the lift... More

The hotel is suppose to be a 4 star hotel - it isn't if you look at the interior. The carpets are braun from dirt and wear and should have been replaced 5 years ago. Tip: Ask for a renovated room at check-in. However, the staff is friendly and helpful. The rooms are of good size and clean. And the... More