Очень бюджетный отель, имеющий два положительных момента: близость к метро и хорошая цена. A very budget hotel that has two positive points: proximity to the metro and a good price.

The hotel is located on the outskirts of Paris, in the north-eastern part of it, in a not very prosperous area. But the hotel has two big advantages: it is located next to the metro station and relatively inexpensive. The price for accommodation with us was 70 euros per day for a standard double room. The room is small in size, very modest, but everything you need is available - a double bed, a rack with clothes hangers, a table and two stools, a working air conditioner. No fridge, no minibar either. Our bathroom sink was broken and the drain was not working. We turned to the reception, we were promised to fix everything, but the promise was not fulfilled. True, they said that they could replace our room, but we refused, as we had already laid out all the things in this room. Cleaning was done by colored girls and they didn’t really care. In general, honestly and frankly, there was no cleaning. The hotel restaurant is ok, we had breakfast included. Breakfast is standard, no frills, but everything is edible. True, the omelet and sausages ended very quickly, and additionally they could only be brought in an hour. The hotel staff is also Africanos. The dishes seemed to be clean and enough. The coffee in the machine looked like a bourda, but this is traditional for France - their croissants are delicious, and coffee is clearly not their drink. The staff at the reception is friendly, they explained to us how and where to get at the first request. The elevator is stupid, it thinks for a very long time when you insert a card, but we quickly got used to it. I also heard from other guests that they had bedbugs in their room, I didn’t notice this with us. Another comrades had a strong stench, and they found cheese under the pillow, went to the reception with a request to change the room, but they were refused. In general, I don’t want to live in this hotel anymore, it’s better to pay a little more, but take a chain, for example, Ibis. We lived in the Ibis in Metz when we left Paris, and the difference is huge in every aspect.