Paris 7th arrondissement-Palais-Bourbon 3-star Hotels

they are very friendly and location is perfect. bus and subway is near.

It's very clean and the staff in the lobby downstairs are also very friendly. The bed was quite comfortable, but the elevator was a bit small! But the surrounding transportation is also very convenient. Although it is not near the scenic spot, it is very safe.

The room is narrow. There is no refrigerator. However, the front desk staff are very friendly. The soundproofing is quite good and the place is very nice. It's good because it's close to local security and nearby bakeries and general stores. It was a hotel with definite pros and cons.

The hotel really recommended and close by Eiffel tower,and I meet 3 receptionists in different shift and they are really nice and helpful and for breakfast also good and cheap. I will be back again here ❤️

Pros 1. Really good location: Major tourist attractions in downtown Paris (especially the Eiffel Tower, the Rochem Museum, etc.) can walk around 2. Cleanliness: Room (including bathroom) is very clean Improvement point 1. Bad breakfast: Every day the same menu/ cold boiled eggs/ instant fruit fure/ less food variety (boring from the second meal) 2. No free drinking water in the room 3.WIFI Incredibly slow speed: Even normal work is impossible (even better not to provide WIFI) 4. No slippers in the room (you should always wear a shoe on a dirty carpet)

The location of the hotel is very good, next to the Invalides. The rooms are in line with European exquisite characteristics. Although there is no lobby, the service is very good. The room is quite spacious, especially the bathroom is quite big enough. The hotel’s breakfast is also good, the Western-style breakfast is rich in variety and exquisite.

 They cleaned the room efficiently. For the first time we settled in a room on the ground floor. The room was very stuffy, the smell of damp. Opened a window to ventilate the room. We thought to leave it for the night, but then when we saw a rat outside the window, which could at any moment run into the room from the courtyard, we demanded to relocate us to another room or return the money. The room on the second floor was much better. In principle, the hotel does not advise. Very old. The administrator, upon request, to replace the number, said that there are no numbers. But after the requirement to return the money, I immediately found the number.

The hotel is located in the 7th district of Paris. It is relatively safe and convenient. It is an old building in the traditional Parisian neighbourhood. The hotel is not big, just next to the road. The white walls are decorated with flower pots that are easier to identify. The nearby cultural atmosphere is strong. Go out and turn left for 3 minutes. The first intersection is the Fifth University of Paris; the opposite side of the road is the University of Political Science and Economics. The hotel is 10 minutes from the right and then turn right to the Orsay Museum. The Orsay Museum is located on the banks of the Seine, across the stone bridge across the Seine and is the famous Louvre. Therefore, it is convenient to travel. For those who come from afar, it is relatively narrow, especially the small elevators on the upper and lower floors can only accommodate 3 people, which is a bit unaccustomed. There is no hot water bottle in the hotel. If you need it, you can borrow it at the front desk and heat it back before returning it. If it is a top floor room (5th floor), it is not bad to push open the floor to ceiling windows. Breakfast is on the first floor lobby, a classic Western breakfast, but bread, milk, juice, hot tea, coffee, and fruit are all right.

The location of the hotel is very good, you can walk to the Eiffel Tower. There is a supermarket just a few steps from the hotel, and the goods are complete. There is also a Japanese sushi restaurant next to the supermarket, which is great. There is also a small supermarket opposite the supermarket, and the coffee inside is great.

The hotel is located near the Eiffel Tower, about 10-13 minutes walk. The hotel room is good in Paris, the room is relatively spacious, and the breakfast is relatively rich (of course, it is not comparable to the buffet breakfast of domestic star hotels, but the quality is still good). There is a subway station next to it, which makes it easy to reach various attractions in the city, such as the Louvre and the Champs Elysées. Overall recommendation.