Pavillon Courcelles Parc Monceau

***My girlfriend wrote this review btw and all of it is 100% accurate. It's horrible, the hotel made me feel like I was waiting to be robbed. I actually cried the first 2 days, I never thought I would ever stay or experience something like that in my entire life. I felt like I entered an alternate universe. The paint is chipped and the ceilings are peeling! The beds are the ones that come out of the wall. The bathroom also floods EVERYTIME you shower, and the shower head was full of rust. The carpets are stained and dirty, there is no safe, blow dryer, or iron in the room. The hotel only serves breakfast (dannon yogurt, bread rolls, and cereal), there is no chef on-site,and finding food is near to impossible.The employees around the area only speak French and if you find someone who can understand you, they always over charge you and try to keep your change, no matter how much. No one besides the employees in the hostel(that's what it really is) speak English or Spanish except for 1 or 2 vendors we met, so try not to get lost and trust me, no one will help. There is also no room service. If you call for something like toilet paper which we have done, it doesn't come to you. You have to walk to the front desk and pick some up(we were on the 5th floor). Wifi is not available in the rooms, its only available by the front desk which, by the way, only has room for 2 chairs. The so called air conditioning is an oscillating fan in your bed room. The t.v.(which is less than 24 inches) has 12 channels all in French, without the option of subtitles. The room is extremely tiny and we paid extra for a luxury room. Harry Potter had more space under his cupboard. The pictures shown [...] are a false depiction of what you expereince when you get there. The room shown is the room that begins with '0' on every floor, every other room is something that is not even imaginable. This was probably the worst experience of my life! If you want to see real pictures of the hotel, post your email address and I will email them to you. You will be shocked.

The location is fine - close to a Metro station and with many bars and restaurants in the neighborhood. The room - even if it was called "Luxe" - was very small and not well maintained, in particular the bathroom could need a handyman to fix a number of things.

Great service. Clean room. Kitchenette made dining in possible and easy.

Location is fine, room is small and only one sofa bed.

This hotel was conveniently located at Villiers metro station (which is on 2 useful lines), however, it is tucked away so if you are arriving via metro, make sure you know the way to the hotel. It is also close to the Velib public bike sharing system, which was an excellent way to get around and see Paris. We were on the 6th floor and could see the Eiffel tower from our window, however, the free wifi did not reach us (so we had to be in the small lobby for connection). The room was small, but clean. We were pleasantly surprised by the stove and fridge, however, no kettle. Overall, a pleasant place to stay in Paris.

Pros: Good housekeeping A good restaurant nearby, L AUBERGE ROUGE Cons: Damp smell from toilet on the first day.

The hotel was very pleasant. It was a little bit small, but overall it was in very good condition. The room was medium size, but everything was very good distributed. In the room we had a small kitchen with a refregirator which was very practical. The bathroom was small, but very clean. Moreover the stuff was very helpful, every day we had our room cleaned and they were leaving us new towels. The metro station is 5 minutes walk and on the road behind the hotel there was a great market and you could find whatever you wanted. As i mention before the location is ideal and also very quiet at nigth. I would definately recomend this hotel! Thanks.

Good location, a short walk from cafes restaurants a supermarket, and a metro station. only a few stops from The Arc de Triomphe, Moulin Rouge and other sights. Unfortunately the room I was in was not air-conditioned, even a ceiling fan would be a good idea, as it was very hot.

The staff was very friendly, but the room is very small so we stay in only the minimum time we had to.

Paris is an expensive city and this hotel reflects that. Our room had a kitchenette but did not have a kettle, dish washing liquid, tea towel or even sufficient lighting around the sink. We did save a lot of money though as we had a 2 element stove top and microwave. Location is quite good, there are lots of places to eat and food shopping is great. The post office is also down the road. The train station was about a 5 - 7min walk (depending on how fast you walk) but we always changed at Opera to get anywhere. The internet was terrible! We had to go to McDonalds to use the internet there. Hotel staff were friendly. The shower is tiny so you need to be careful.