Top Hotels Near Market of the Red Children in Paris from AU$277

"Please avoid this hotel at any cost. The space is too tiny for 1 person, completely not fit for two. There is no door for the bathroom, well it is not a bathroom, only a toilet sits right next to the bed, behind the pillows. The room could not fit two opened check-in size suitcases. There is no elevator and you have to carry the case to the upper floor through a narrow spiral staircase which is way off from a standard and safe staircase. You can hear the fight and snoring form your neighbors. This is not a hotel no check-in, no manager, no shampoo and body wash. I wish I read the reviews before I booked it. Now I have to toss my money and book another hotel for my trip in Paris. Don’t recommend at all."

"Great place to stay. Excellent location. Close to everything and to transport. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby."

"The overall experience "

"Lift wasn’t working- we were on the 5th floor apart from that it was ok."

"Great location with easy access to the train, restaurants and the a quiet street. "

"Great location if you want cafe culture and shopping. Bonus dogs to fuss. A bar would be a great addition. "

"Room was solid and clean, but very stuffy. Air condition didn’t seem to work and even with the windows open the air felt heavy and humid in the room. And because of the way the windows face, the room gets great sunlight but it makes it very warm during the day. Windows are not well sound proofed so noise from the plaza made it hard to fall aslee. Mattress was quite firm (not my preference, but not so firm as to be unsleepable). Gym is VERY bare bones and there’s no ventilation and minimal equipment that sorely needs to be updated. All that said, overall decent, very centrally located and convenient."

"The hotel is under construction, but no noise at night, the staff is very friendly, and professional, the hotel is close to main attractions like the Louvre and Notre Dame, breakfast was very good."

"Check in was terrible as there was no one at reception for 15 minutes, then gave me a BS excuse. The window could not close shut because the curtains were stuck behind them, so we could hear the outside noise until 5am. The lights in the hallway should be dimmed after 11 pm so people remain quiet. Bring your own air plugs and towels as they are not provided or offered. The buffer breakfast was in the entry hall and not as advertised based on the pictures."