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"I rarely take the time to write reviews, but my recent experience at this hotel left me with no choice — others deserve to be warned before making the same mistake. From the moment we arrived, the staff made it abundantly clear that guests were more of an inconvenience than a priority. Check-in was handled with cold indifference, with no greeting, no assistance with luggage, and no effort whatsoever to make us feel welcome. When we asked questions, the responses were dismissive and at times outright rude. To make matters worse, when we requested to speak with the manager, we were told she was unavailable and could only meet us the following day. When I returned the next day, I discovered that the manager had actually been present the entire time and simply chose not to meet us. The dishonesty was shocking and deeply disrespectful. I then escalated the matter by emailing higher management, hoping for at least some acknowledgement or accountability — but the response I received was just as appalling. No empathy, no resolution, just another disappointing reply that reflected exactly the same attitude as the rest of the staff. This is without doubt the worst service I have ever encountered in the hotel industry. Never stay here."

"Great location and Stuff The room feels bigger than in the picture We stayed for 8 nights in this hotel and our next visit we are planning to come back"

"Clean room with a great view, but serious safety concerns for families "We had mixed feelings about our stay. On the positive side, the room was impeccably clean, offered a lovely view, and was located in a nice, quiet area. Walking distance from several markets. Having a small kitchen was also a huge plus for our trip. However, we encountered significant comfort and safety issues. The air conditioning was ineffective, forcing us to leave the balcony door open just to cool the room down. More importantly, the bathroom layout is quite hazardous, especially for those with children. The heated towel rack is located directly next to the toilet; it is positioned so close that an adult—or more concerningly, a child—could easily suffer a burn while using the toilet. Additionally, the bathtub is unusually high, making the step out feel dangerous, especially since the floor becomes very slippery. Instead of a sturdy shower curtain or door, there is only a flimsy swinging glass panel that offers no support if you were to slip. It would nice if there was at least a hand rail on the back wall. While the hotel is aesthetically nice and clean, management really needs to address these safety hazards to protect their guests.""

"Never heard of them! Thanks for sharing your story with us though it sounds amazing to hear from someone like you who has been working on this project for decades now as well as with other people in your 🗺️ and your community and your company as well as your team it’s been really inspiring to others to see the potential of this project and how it will improve lives in the future for everyone but you have to understand the importance of the bounds involved otherwise it will never happen again because you have no idea how to work with me and my thought processes, up to you all to think first rather than twitter all the time because you cannot see the end result "

"Great location, friendly staff. Clean."

"Great location and comfortable rooms."

"Bathrooms are way too small. Very difficult for two people to stay in a room."

"Everything is good thanks "

"Room was huge hotel is nice super comfortable beds and wonderful bedding. Shower is horrible. Did not love that breakfast or coffee is outside through a courtyard and down stairs- super inconvenient in rain, same for the “lobby” in a totally different building. We hated the area, have to been to paris several times and wanted to try a new area and regretted it the entire trip.Graffiti, homeless people trash on the streets and far from everything. 45 minute uber to 6th, eiffel tower. Hotel is great, area is terrible and because of the area we would not stay there again. "