Name: Hotel Léopold
Rating: 0.0

This is an older, charming hotel in a great location. There are seven rooms on each floor, we stayed in room 63 on the top floor (French 6th floor, American 7th floor). Because the hotel is on the corner of a multi-street intersection, our room was an odd shaped corner room. One window looked out to Rue Odessa and the other looked out on Boulevard Edgar Quinet. This meant Thursday night we could watch the marching Celtic band on Odessa and the Celtic singers and dancers on the Boulevard. Also, Wednesday and Saturday from 7 - 2 is when the farmers market is on the Boulevard. The hotel is not ADA accessible, as there are two steps from the sidewalk up to the lobby and one more step up to the elevator which is too small for a wheelchair. But if mobility is not an issue, this is an excellent little hotel in a great neighborhood with a load of great ethic restaurants, a Metro stop and Gare Montparnesse a five minute walk away. The hotel has a semicircular stairwell from the lobby up to the top floor and has many quirky characteristics. Our room had two large twin beds, desk and two chairs, closet, separate room for the toilet and a large tub/shower and sink in the bathroom. We enjoyed the room and the room service breakfast they provided.