Camelia

Hotel

It was good experience to stay but found quite congestion in the room.

Cheap regarding the location clean and good bed. Two things you must know, you can hear people in the next room and the staircase is steep (no elevator). So if you're OK with that go for it.

Nice little hotel in the business district. Friendly staff, delicious and inexpensive Breakfast. Only here the small rooms and tiny bathrooms, but very clean and attractive price. Attractions within walking distance, and nearby metro, which is also very convenient.

Down by chance in this hotel, it was only a room free, triple supposedly, €130 night. The room smelled musty, tiny, very dilapidated bathroom had only two tiles 33X33cm to put his feet, and the shower of 50X50cm smelled musty. Minimalist décor worthy of a 1 *, a terrible street noise, and a dubious sleeping have finished make me regret the 130 euros, who would have been the price for three nights in terms of delivery, even in Paris! Breakfast in relation to the rest, please rather one of the many bars in the area.

I was traveling with a German friend when I stayed here, and he wasn't as unhappy with the Hotel Camelia as I was — — Europeans have different sensibilities about these things. Still, though I don't feel like I need luxuries when I'm Europe, this place was just not okay for me. I stayed one night, then found an Internet cafe where I could research available rooms in Paris (it was the height of Tourist season in July), booked another place, and left. Where to begin? First of all, I couldn't even get my luggage up the tiny winding staircase to our room (no elevator). It WAS a large suitcase, no doubt, but the staircase was unreasonably narrow. I just took my smaller bag up with me and let the staff lock my big suitcase in a storage closet. The room was dingy, and the carpeting was old and stained. The worst part was the bathroom, or lack of one. There was a shower stall in our room, and it was also old and dingy. The toilet was not in the room, but in the hallway — — rather, it was in a corner of the staircase landing; a small, closet-like space with just a toilet and sink. I don't think the bed was too bad, but it was hard to sleep because of the traffic noise. I'm really a city girl, so I don't usually have problems with traffic noises, but this seemed excessive, even to me. On the up side, the staff was pleasant and helpful, and you can't beat the price. It was very centrally located and right near a Metro station.

Für 70, — Euro das Zimmer, zentral gelegen, direkt an der Metro 6 und 12, sauber, gerne wieder! Der ideale Ausgangspunkt um Paris zu erkunden. Das Frühstück kostet 6, — Euro p. P. (Croissant, Baguette, Marmelade, Butter, O-Saft, Kaffee).