We like the location of the hotel because it was very close to the Paris Nord Station. The only set back was room was so small. You can barely move around but everything else was good.
We had a great experience! The staff members were very friendly, and the room was lovely. The only down side was the distressed front curb which made getting luggage around a bit difficult; other than that, we had a wonderful stay!
The people at the front desk were all GREAT!!!!! Very helpful and friendly. Rooms were clean and the housekeeping staff courteous.
The best feature is that it is close to Gare du Nord and Gare de L'est. It is not in a great neighborhood and there is a lot of street noise and sirens. Wifi is poor and has not improved since last year. Water in showers is terrible and will alternately freeze and scald you. Hotel has 6 floors and a very tiny and slow elevator. Breakfast is pretty minimal.
The hotel is a block away from Gare du Nord, which is a 40 minute train ride from CDG airport and has a lot of Metro stations nearby, so it was very convenient. The area is not as nice as St. Germain, but we are looking for a place to lay our heads after a day of sightseeing, so it served our purpose. The room is a typical European size (smaller than the US) but was sufficient. The staff spoke good English and was very friendly.
Nice hotel. Very little room and elevator. Breakfast is €$12. Friendly people. They offer shuttle service to airport €$18 a person, problem is they don't show up, we had to take and Uber after 30 minutes of waiting. If you are coming back at night and you are walking from metro for example, outside hotel you are going to encounter homeless people and African immigrants hanging out (they have several bars in the adjacent blocks), I did not feel unsafe anyway.
Hotel was great.Very close to Gard du nord train station which was a plus. Staff friendly. Really didn't spend much time in the room because we were doing tourist things around Paris every day. Only problem was that the shower water pressure would get very hot all of a sudden. Also internet was a little slow and restricted. There was one English Channel on the TV which was ok to have. But overall I would stay here again.
I like the convenience of this hotel to the train station, RER, and subway. It is not in a good neighborhood so I don't recommend it to people travelling alone. Rooms are small but clean. Elevator is really small and can only fit three people.
Hotel was close to the Gare Du Nord, which is convenient, but the neighborhood is pretty seedy. The hotel itself was just ordinary, and the room was tiny even by European standards, but it was very clean and quiet. The breakfast was good, and the staff was nice (not too friendly, but not rude, either). I probably would find a spot closer to the city center to stay next time, but if you want to be close to the train instead, this is a good spot.
Experience very good. Like the location; so convenient to major transport hub. Only one blip: English TV channel (CNN) remained uncorrectedfor two days and only partially corrected when reported. Same problem from last visit. Not deal breaker but access important for spot checks of things going on back in the US and around the world.
Very good location. Excellent staff! Free internet. I enjoyed staying in the hotel. Be careful with other hotels nearby - in one hotel they were trying to make me pay extra EURO40. Best regards, Alexander
Easy to get to the airport for brief stays if you want to be near Gare du Nord. Breakfast = overpriced, so i'd avoid that.
Located in Paris City Center, Albert 1er Paris is a leisurely stroll from popular sights such as Canal Saint-Martin and Grands Boulevards. This 54-room, 3-star hotel has a bar/lounge, free in-room WiFi, and a 24-hour business center.
For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee each morning from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge.
Albert 1er Paris's 54 rooms are soundproofed and provide coffee makers, free newspapers, and free bottled water. Guests can expect to find free WiFi and LCD TVs with satellite channels. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Safes, phones, and desks are other standard amenities.
Albert 1er Paris features free WiFi in public areas, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with luggage storage, dry cleaning/laundry, and securing valuables. This hotel also has free newspapers.
We like the location of the hotel because it was very close to the Paris Nord Station. The only set back was room was so small. You can barely move around but everything else was good.
We had a great experience! The staff members were very friendly, and the room was lovely. The only down side was the distressed front curb which made getting luggage around a bit difficult; other than that, we had a wonderful stay!
The people at the front desk were all GREAT!!!!! Very helpful and friendly. Rooms were clean and the housekeeping staff courteous.
The best feature is that it is close to Gare du Nord and Gare de L'est. It is not in a great neighborhood and there is a lot of street noise and sirens. Wifi is poor and has not improved since last year. Water in showers is terrible and will alternately freeze and scald you. Hotel has 6 floors and a very tiny and slow elevator. Breakfast is pretty minimal.
The hotel is a block away from Gare du Nord, which is a 40 minute train ride from CDG airport and has a lot of Metro stations nearby, so it was very convenient. The area is not as nice as St. Germain, but we are looking for a place to lay our heads after a day of sightseeing, so it served our purpose. The room is a typical European size (smaller than the US) but was sufficient. The staff spoke good English and was very friendly.
Nice hotel. Very little room and elevator. Breakfast is €$12. Friendly people. They offer shuttle service to airport €$18 a person, problem is they don't show up, we had to take and Uber after 30 minutes of waiting. If you are coming back at night and you are walking from metro for example, outside hotel you are going to encounter homeless people and African immigrants hanging out (they have several bars in the adjacent blocks), I did not feel unsafe anyway.
Hotel was great.Very close to Gard du nord train station which was a plus. Staff friendly. Really didn't spend much time in the room because we were doing tourist things around Paris every day. Only problem was that the shower water pressure would get very hot all of a sudden. Also internet was a little slow and restricted. There was one English Channel on the TV which was ok to have. But overall I would stay here again.
I like the convenience of this hotel to the train station, RER, and subway. It is not in a good neighborhood so I don't recommend it to people travelling alone. Rooms are small but clean. Elevator is really small and can only fit three people.
Hotel was close to the Gare Du Nord, which is convenient, but the neighborhood is pretty seedy. The hotel itself was just ordinary, and the room was tiny even by European standards, but it was very clean and quiet. The breakfast was good, and the staff was nice (not too friendly, but not rude, either). I probably would find a spot closer to the city center to stay next time, but if you want to be close to the train instead, this is a good spot.
