I stayed at Aberotel Montparnasse a few days in July 2009 when I visited Paris for the first time. Since it was a budgettrip, I wouldn't spend to much money on the hotel, but it was important to me that the hotel was clean and that the location was central... Well, the room was REALLY small. I AM a small... more

I was pleasantly surprised by this hotel. It indeed is small and with small rooms but this is normal for Paris. Th eimportna tthing is that the hotel is very clean and very nicely decorated so I didn't mind the small size at all. It has a bit of a rustic feel to it, whichI very much like. The Internet... more

It's not often that I'm disappointed by a hotel, but the moment I walked through the door of my allocated room, I was gutted! The most disappointing hotel I've ever used in Paris... The rooms are absolutely tiny; if it were on the Champs Elysees or in the Marais, this would be an acceptable compromise, but not in a non-touristy... more

The hotel was OK in overall; the location and tidyness etc, although the walk from the metro was a bit long. There was a problem with the heating; either it wasn't on, or if it was, it was on too hot. Anyhow, there are much cheaper options available in Paris for the same level of equipment and service. more

While Aberotel is situated very conveniently within the 15eme and the staff are polite and helpful, I have several complaints which prevent me from recommending this hotel. First, the hotel linens were less than pleasing. Each day I was treated to towels that smelled of various food items (mayonaise, chocolate, chili pepper). I'm guessing that they were either stored in... more

Stayed at the Aberotel Montparnasse for 5 nights at the end of May while sightseeing around Paris. The rooms were very clean and nicely decorated, though fairly small. The in-room safe cost an extra 2 euros/night, which I didn't know ahead of time. There was no airconditioning, but it was cold when I was there, so I didn't need it.... more

We stayed at the Aberotel Montparnasse for 2 nights at the end of May 2007, we were in Paris for the French Open. Our main reason for staying here was the proximity to a main metro line that would take us almost direct to most places, esp Roland Garros. I don't like lugging bags around endless tube changes etc so... more

We ended up not staying at this hotel due to a change of plans, but after an initial tour of the hotel and neighborhood, I was quite charmed. Hotel staff were lovely, the welcome lounge was very nice, and I loved the quiet courtyard with greenery and breakfast tables. What sets this hotel apart from others is how it is... more

The Aberotel was my home for a week during a conference. The rooms were clean and cozy, the staff friendly and helpful. The desk staff all speak fluent english and were great at recommending places to eat and the right metro lines to take me to museums, etc. My only complaint is that the hot water went out one morning... more