Central Hotel

Hotel

The hotel is quite good, although located quite close to the Center, but not in the best area of ☺
Wi-Fi is very fast, while all the time it is necessary to connect.
Underwear do not change during the week, we really have not changed, although daily cleaned ☺
To safe and got, apparently only the owner has access to it.
The area really is similar to the black ghetto, but within a week it became us native ghetto ☺.

I traveled to Paris for the half marathon in March 09 and was looking for a nice budget hotel to stay in, which was on the right side of the city for the race. The International fitted the bill perfectly, as it turned out! The staff were always friendly and spoke very good English. There were some nice places to eat and drink near the hotel and it was also in a good spot on the metro line for accessing the more central attractions in Paris. Rooms have comfy beds and the bathroom facilities are also good/clean. Also worthwhile getting the breakfast as it is good value for money. One other thing I should mention is that, as a young female traveler, the hotel and the area it was in felt safe.

Are there any cheap hotels in Paris? I am wondering since it does not seem to be the case. Fully renovated and very comfortable, Hipotel Paris Belleville is a dream address for budget travellers in Paris, offering really cheap rates for a main tourist destination in Europe like the capital city of France, with its countless museums and tourist attractions. The hotel is really close to Colonel Fabien underground station, allowing direct access to the major sites of interest of Paris, such as the Champs Elysées, the Sacré Coeur, Pigalle and the famous Le Père Lachaise cemetery. The Hipotel Paris Belleville consists of three buildings, which surround a lovely flowery courtyard offering guests an enchanting view and the possibility to enjoy a particular and even rare aspect of the Parisian buildings. negative or positive: Directions: Get off at the Colonel Fabian metro stop. When you get out of the metro exit, turn left and cross the street. (You should see a cafe. ) Turn left again and walk down the sidewalk until you see the street Vicq d'Azir. Turn right. Walk until you see the big blue sign that says "Hipotel. " I stayed in the cheapest room possible. The room had a small table with a tablecloth, a decent bed, open closet, extra blanket, a sink, and a towel. No toilet or bath — — there is a shared one for everyone on the same floor. Warning: the toilet is a hole on the floor! I never used the shower so I can't say anything about that. The staff was very helpful and nice!