Mary's Hotel  

Family room. Very close to Metro, cafe's, Chinese/Kebab takeaways, Groceries etc. Fairly fast free wireless secure internet. Staff speaks English and very helpful & cordial, 24h reception, good heating, daily cleaning, bedmaking & towel change, reasonably clean bright toilet with lock.

Tiny lift (fit only 2 people), small toilet, beds not very comfortable but ok. Room not updated/painted for a while.

Guys on recepcion were great...and they really make you feel very comfortable while you are there... :)

we just didnt have space becouse of the bed to open window enough to get some air from outside

Good location

Tiny room, not clean room with dirty sheet.

The breakfast, very good.

The hotel has small rooms and the price is not a reasonable price. Could be better.

Located in a side street, but yards from Oberkampf Metro station and easy to drive to from the East of Paris, this was a pleasant, quiet hotel, with no issues. There are plenty of decent-looking cafes, bars and restaurants nearby, on street parking was easy, and a four-bedded room was basic but fine. Not particularly cheap but Paris is pricey and there are no reasons to not stay here, it's a safe area at night and it's away from a noisy road or disturbance. Breakfast was 6 Euros, but we didn't try it. As Paris budget hotels go this is better than most.

No tea or coffee making facilities. No hairdryer. No airconditioning. Free wifi was difficult to connect to. All minor gripes though, happy to go back here.

Nice hotel, very comfortable bed.

Sometimes it was noisy, and you can't have guests in your room even in the daytime.

The location

even though we booked for a double bed , we got two twin beds, that were extremely uncomfortable

Location, price, wifi.

The wifi was working but not very stable - maybe good enough to check a few websites, but not good enough for someone who would need to work online.

Marys Hotel does what i says on the tin, the staff were friendly and helpfull especially with direction etc. Its in a safe area , the towels and bed linen were changed daily, its really close to metro (when you get the hang of the metro). I went with my 10yr old daughter, it was in safe area with bakeries, shops, coffee shops etc just around the corner. We went on the 5th of February and it was minus 10 degress outside but the hotel was lovely and warm the heating didn't get turned off and the room was really cosy. It was good value for the money.

Marys hotel is not hugh but like i say it does what it says on the tin only thing maybe is the room was a little small but that is only minus issue

Hotel staff was very kind and helpfull. Hotel is very good located, at meters of Metro Oberkampf. Nice time in Paris thanks to every people involved with tourism. Gracias desde Argentina. Recomendable 100 %.

Perhaps the triple room was too small, even we used it only for sleeping.

The staff was very helpful and polite.

They don't have tea and coffee facilities in the room. The telephone in the room wasn't working. Pillows aren't comfortable. But still worth the price.

The hotel is very easy to reach from the Metro (walking from Republique is just as quick as changing line) so is conveniently positioned with bars and foodstores nearby. The reception staff were extremelyy pleasant and their English is much better than my attempted French. The room I had was clean, fresh and warm and although quite small was adequate for a solo occupancy. The small table and chair was useful. They were happy to store my bag for the whole day when I was leaving. There is wi-fi but unstable and unusable in the room but a little better in reception. (Eat in Cafe Nambodai across the road and they will give you free access to their wi-fi. Sadly the signal is not strong enough to access from the hotel!)

There is no soap but there is a liquid soap dispenser. It's sort of ok but not really what I expect to find in a hotel. The breakfast is ok but nasty cheap machine coffee isn't best. A printed ( in English and clearly visible) sign 'inviting' patrons to return the finished breakfast tray to the bar would help avoid any potential misunderstandings. (Fortunately someone translated the grumpy remarks so I was able to quickly rectify the incident) From experience and others remarks I think advertising wi-fi in the room is a bit wide of the reality.