Longchamp Elysées  

The staff at the hotel was excellent. They were very courteous, polite and willing to help with any situation. They mapped out the directions to every venue we wanted to see and showed us how to take advantage of the rail and bus system. Their help made our stay in Paris a wonderful adventure. They were the epitome of excellence in customer care and service.

The hotel itself was in a very quiet part of town on a side street. It is about a 5 minute walk from the Eiffel Tower, there is little to do if you want a night. There isn't an elevator in the hotel,we had to walk up a winding staircase to get to our room. So, do not bring large suitcases. Everything else, room clean and great hot water baths.

I really like the place, but dont have kitchet to buy anything for eat or drink after tge breakfast, also for the price need to include the breakfast

Good location and clean

Quite nice location close to Trocadero and Eiffel Tour.

Tiny tiny rooms. Rather expensive.

Convenient to the Eiffel Tower, and with the Metro close by, easy to get anywhere in the city.

Internet access was an additional cost. I don't understand why when the room is already pretty expensive.

- very lovely stuff, very polite and helpful. The hotel has a great location, just 10 min. walk from the Eiffel Tower and Trocadero

- the room was extremly small, the bathroom tiny. In order to blow dry the hair one had to open the bathroom door. An overweight person would not be able to use the toilet. During my stay, the TV was broken. There was also a very bad parfume smell in the room and one had to leave the window open just to breath. Unfortunately, the room was on a lively road and the noise pegel with open window during the night was very high. Also, the wall are very thin and I could hear the people in the neighboring room the entire night.

Great location, staff were helpful and friendly.

The rooms are very small, in fact the entire hotel is very small.

The Staff was great - they helped us greatly. Marc et Renaud were fantastic.

The hotel staff in the lobby were very friendly, down to earth and very helpful. The location in central Paris is fantastic, being only a few hundred meters from the Trocadero, avenue Kleber, and absolutely close enough to the Champs Elysée.

Having taken the last room available, I was given a small room on the ground floor, next to the dining area and separated from the lobby by just a tiny courtyard to which the window was open in the lobby. A few minor points which add up to make a small difference in the value-for- money area would be the lack of glasses for drinks, television that didn't work, drab interior design and bedding. The W.C. in the room was perhaps the smallest room I've ever been in, and was barely as broad as my shoulders!! All add up considering the price of the room is normally in and around the €200 p/n mark.

Very convienient for the Metro and busses. Nice area, feels safe at night. Friendly staff. Clean room. The double glased windows kept the street noise out well. Ensuite bathroom very good and clean. Lots of restaurants nearby.

The tiny lift barely fits 2 people. Breakfast is all portioned and measured out per person and very unimaginative, Cost of breakfast disproportionately expensive for what is actually on offer. Staff gossiped about the guests, thinking we did not understand French.

Location is Very good - 5min from Trocadero Place and 10 from Tour Effeille

Bed staff was not clean enough. Room is tidy and always smell of strong deodorants been there after clean up. When bed staff been asked to change I have to listen long tirade about why and who etc from room service

the location is great

The rooms are awfully small, and there was this bad smell all the time. The hotel was quite expensive (no value for money at all) and the pictures on the website do not display the rooms accurately.

The hotel was within walking distance of the metro and the staff were relatively friendly although they didn't speak English well

The rooms were "cosy", the toilets were built for very small people and were not at all comfortable. The hotel felt very dated and more like a 3 star "motel" than a hotel, not the most pleasant experience, unless you like the whole backpacker/hostel feel.