2-Star Hotels in Paris

There are plenty of restaurants nearby, but it's quite a hike uphill. The hotel is also a reasonable distance from the subway station, so overall it's pretty good. Check-in was surprisingly casual; they didn't even ask for my passport, just handed me the key directly, and there was no deposit required.

Great location, right by the subway exit. However, I have to complain about the water. Showering was a nightmare – you had to constantly press the button, and the water pressure was terrible. For my last night of a three-night stay, there was no hot water at all. The sink water was also barely a trickle; it took forever to even fill a cup to brush my teeth. The room wasn't cleaned during my stay if no one checked out, and the trash wasn't emptied either. When I checked in, I specifically asked for a room not facing the street, but after dragging my luggage upstairs, I found out it was indeed a street-facing room, and it was incredibly noisy. Non-street-facing rooms seem to be very rare here.

The room layout was absolutely fantastic, and the luggage lockers could be locked, which was great. There's a small balcony in the room with a beautiful view of the square outside. The front desk staff, both guys and girls, were incredibly warm and helpful. They even helped me find my lost U-shaped pillow that I left at the hotel! Huge thanks to them! My roommates were also very considerate; there was no loud talking. The only minor downsides were that some roommates snored, which is hard to avoid, and there was a bit of construction noise nearby recently. However, with such great value for money and a low price, I'm more than happy to stay here! The supermarket downstairs is super well-stocked and very affordable, probably because it's not right in the city center. There are drugstores, bakeries, and restaurants everywhere. If you stay here, you *must* try the baguette from the bakery next door – it was the best baguette I've had during my entire trip! Oh, and the women's restroom was also extremely clean and even had a hairdryer. Thank you for your service; it really enhanced my travel experience! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

The room was incredibly spacious and comfortable, and the location couldn't be better – right across from the North Station, with a metro entrance just outside. It was literally a two-to-three-minute walk from the Eurostar platform. The staff were diligent, responsible, and friendly. One time, I needed to print something at midnight, and Harold on duty immediately helped me out – a big thanks to him! The only downside to the hotel is the poor soundproofing. My room was next to a large room that could sleep five people. Luckily, out of my seven-night stay, there were only two nights when someone was next door: once it was a family with two crying children, and another time it was a group of young people…

The hotel is quiet and the area nearby feels safe, even though it's located in what could be considered a less secure neighborhood. They have European standard outlets and USB ports. There's a river right next to the hotel where people sing or perform in the evenings, creating a really nice atmosphere.

The room wasn’t very clean, but it was still okay to stay in. It’s suitable for traveling with a group of friends. There’s a bar downstairs that plays loud music, but it can actually be fun if you’re staying with friends.

Good 3 star hotel 5 minutes walk from Gare du Nord. It looks like it was 2 or 3 separate small hotels that they are combining into one. Only cosmetic work being done although we had to change rooms due to noisy work in an elevator. Front desk staff very friendly. Like most of central Paris, road out front is noisy but they have new double glazed windows. Breakfast 5/10. €110 a night in February for two people.

The location is perfect, with the Jules Joffrin metro station (130m) and bus line 40 stop right nearby, plus a taxi stand next to the metro. You don't have to get breakfast at the hotel, as you can find it everywhere in the city. Walking to the Sacre Coeur was also very close (800m). There were three of us – my wife, son, and myself – and we opted for a four-person room wanting a bit more space, but it still turned out to be quite small for us. Another downside was the lack of an elevator; we were on the third floor with a 'horror staircase' (I'm 58!). The toilet area was also tiny, and we missed having a chair, a kettle, or a small fridge. Oh well, perhaps I should have booked a more expensive room. However, if you're a traveler like us, I would still recommend this hotel for its great location, especially for a city trip, and for a room to just rest in, nothing more.

The hotel was very good overall, and the location was also decent. The nearest bus stop was only a 3-minute walk away, while access to the underground metro was around 10 to 14 minutes on foot. The tram stop was also within a 10 to 14-minute walking distance. The building itself was nice, clean, and felt fresh. Separate lockers were available, which could be used by paying a fee, allowing guests to store their luggage even after check-out. However, the security was not very good. In case of any incident, the staff does not actively help and usually just provide an email address or ask you to contact the police. It’s important to keep this in mind and stay cautious during your stay.

The hotel room is clean and the area is safe at night. There are 2 metro stations nearby, making it easy to go around town. From bastile station it is 6 stops away from louvre museum. There is also a super market next to ledru rollin station. Once again, thank you to the hotel staff and management for their kind help and nice stay. I would stay here again for my next trip.