I was 2011 here on my graduation trip. The staff were friendly, but no one dared to use the elevator, as it looked like it was still from the times of the revolution and also had a corresponding layer of dust on top of it. The rooms were I. O. I even had a attic room with perfect views of the Eiffel Tower and the white Church Sacre Coeur.
Each room had a medium sized flat screen TV, on which one could only look at the German and once the French version of Arte.
However, three points are to be mentioned negatively: 1. The key cards… We stayed a total of 2 weeks at this hotel and in the first week we noticed that with our key cards we could open all the room doors. After we noticed this, we explained the problem to the friendly gentleman behind the reception who immediately apologized and recoded the cards. After that, unfortunately, half of our key cards were still usable as a general key.
Security concerns are quite justified here.
2. The "Breakfast"… Our half-board breakfast consisted of a baguette and a small 10 grams of butter, as well as a small pack of strawberry jam. That would actually work, baguettes in France would not be significantly bigger and drier than those with us in Germany. The end of the song was that you could not even make a half of the baguette and therefore you had to eat half a baguette dry. Not so tasty.
3. The sex shop… Some friends from the first floor told me that in the evening they had a lot of problems with falling asleep, but this was not due to the relatively busy street in front of the window (because they barely hear), but at a sex shop on the opposite side of the street, which rumgeblinkted until about 3 o'clock in the morning with a very bright neon sign and the room has really almost light as day enlightened.
Each room had a medium sized flat screen TV, on which one could only look at the German and once the French version of Arte.
However, three points are to be mentioned negatively: 1. The key cards… We stayed a total of 2 weeks at this hotel and in the first week we noticed that with our key cards we could open all the room doors. After we noticed this, we explained the problem to the friendly gentleman behind the reception who immediately apologized and recoded the cards. After that, unfortunately, half of our key cards were still usable as a general key.
Security concerns are quite justified here.
2. The "Breakfast"… Our half-board breakfast consisted of a baguette and a small 10 grams of butter, as well as a small pack of strawberry jam. That would actually work, baguettes in France would not be significantly bigger and drier than those with us in Germany. The end of the song was that you could not even make a half of the baguette and therefore you had to eat half a baguette dry. Not so tasty.
3. The sex shop… Some friends from the first floor told me that in the evening they had a lot of problems with falling asleep, but this was not due to the relatively busy street in front of the window (because they barely hear), but at a sex shop on the opposite side of the street, which rumgeblinkted until about 3 o'clock in the morning with a very bright neon sign and the room has really almost light as day enlightened.