Top Hotels Near Palais de la Decouverte in Paris from AU$280

"El personal es sumamente amable y colaborador. Ademas que la ubicación cerca de estaciones de transporte la hacen un tesoro ."

"Room was very small "

"Apart from the renovation, the hotel is clean, room quiet, staff friendly, good price for location, centrally located close to multiple transportation options! Would recommend "

"All smart room was not good. Couldn’t find a way to turn on only the light in the shower. Would have been nice to have a manual swatch in/near the shower similar to the manual switches next to the vanity area and bed area. Also there was very little room to store luggage. We only had 1 piece of luggage each so it wasn’t a lot"

"Old and not take care "

"The neighborhood where the hotel sits is convenient. There are restaurants, coffee shops, boulangerie, flower shops, frommage, poisson, and poulet places. It’s walking distance to the Eiffel Tower. It’s a great neighborhood and safe area. "

"The room was very clean. The staff were very welcoming! "

"Clean room… helpful staff. Good space for a family."

"Tiniest most cramped space i’ve ever had to stay in. Worst hotel i’ve ever been to in my life. This hotel being 4 stars is an immense joke. The only reason I didn’t give it a 1 star is the idea location. Staff is friendly, cleaning is prompt. But its so small you can hear people walking down stairs (they were connected to the wall). The room is so tiny you could barely walk around the bed. I’ve literally seen bigger dorm rooms in college. You also cannot control the temperature. The options were to let the heat run till you’re hot as hell and then have to get up to open the windows which led to a loud and noisy street. I did this over and over again till we were comfortable. The sleep was terrible, I couldn’t get over how bad the room was, the bed was right next to the door and I could see the light from the hallway from how small it was. Biggest joke of a hotel. Do not book this unless you want to be disappointed. No offense to the staff or to the property owners. But these teeny tiny rooms should not exist to rent, they’re nearly unlivable spaces for people with any standards."