Cluny Square

Rooms were really, really small! There wasn’t any place to put our luggage. Bathroom was nice and we had a cute little balcony.

As I was only staying one night, I chose it for ease of access via metro on arrival and departure. The room was cute and great insulation from exterior noise, but the walls were very thin inside. Reception is accessed via a narrow, circular staircase which is inconvenient with bags, at the very least. If this was stated beforehand, I missed it. The gentleman at the desk did not offer any greeting at all; when I checked out he didn’t ask how my stay had been - only advise me of the city tax due, so all-in-all not exactly welcoming. Unlike the other three hotels earlier in the trip (Caen, Rouen, Rennes), there was no coffee maker or hot water kettle...given I was in Paris, I guess I expected just a bit more. It has potential, but there are so many great hotels in Paris and the effort just was t there.

Good value for the money, easy walking access to much of the central and Paris sights and further south. Easy to walk passed as the front is only as wide as the doorway. Staff was a bit standoffish, but not unfriendly. Room was clean, bathroom nice, though the tub maybe too tall for some to access. Wifi was not the greatest.

Very good location. Room ,although very very small ,comfortable and cozy. Bathroom very clean and great towels. TV channels great.Very good heating . Reception desk needs more welcoming atmosphere, very distant no eye contact and perfunctory attendance , a simple smile and bonjour goes a long way. I would stay here again.

The location of this hotel is excellently located in an animated area of Paris. It is steps away, literally under a minute walk from the entrance of the metro. Around the corner are streets lined with restaurants and small mom and pop shops. The room was comfortable and the bathroom was newly renovated. Some noise can be heard if one chooses to sleep with the window open as nightlife is very active on the streets. The downside I've experience with this hotel was that there is no lift from the ground floor to the reception area and the stairs is winding. This could be a problem for elderly unless the receptionist or another hotel employee would give assistance in carrying the luggage.

Service was absolutely horrendous just like previous reviews mentioned (its true she didnt bother to look at me when i arrived to check in and later to pick up my key). I booked a bigger room for myself even though im travelling solo but was given a smaller room than described on site. Photos were not matching to what ive booked at all. Front desk reception lady blamed hotels.com for inaccurate info so i dont know who to complain to here! Front desk lady can care less about the situation and talked to me in such a condescending tone it was utterly ridiclous to speak to her at all. Room comfirmation stated to have bathtub in washroom and spacious 3 window room with city views BUT i got a much smaller room with 1 window only shower and facing the alley!!! Ive been travelling Europe whole month staying in more than 10 hotels and this place was the WORST mistake to book ever. Never again!!! SKIP IT

Excellent room in an excellent location. Close to restaurants, Metro and sites

When we arrived the man said better to book directly from the hotel then the breakfast would have been included. The front desk man tried to give us a smaller room 206 but then I went back down and showed him the Hotels.com paperwork of the turquoise room with more windows that I thought I purchased and thankfully he gave it to us. The turquoise room 204 has the 3 French doors with flowers on the long narrow balcony comfortable bed and we enjoyed our stay. The snacks in the room are available for purchase. The hotel is right above the Cluny metro which is also easy access to the RER B train to and from the airport. Walking distance to Latin Quarter and Notre Dame. We also thought it was an easy morning walk to the Louvre across and down the river. Very noise road below so we had to sleep with glass doors closed. Local Restaurants and grocery down below including a McDonalds that local teens frequent at night. The Medeival museum is across the street. Be prepared to walk your luggage upstairs. That was not a problem for us since we traveled light with backpacks. Maid service wanted to clean our room after we arrived back exhausted from touring Paris all morning so we didn't get a room cleaning during our 3 night stay, but we kept the room clean ourselves. I liked this hotel very much.

A comfortable hotel very well located close to public transport and heaps of restaurants and cafes. It was great that they had a computer available in the lobby with a printer attached. The bedroom was lovely and light with good air conditioning. The only problem I had was with the bathroom which, while it looked modern, did not have a plug in the hand basin (not too good if you wet shave as I do) and the shower which was hand held with the bracket down at waist level so no standing under a stream of water.

Paris in the summer, Metro not working for some lines.. crazy busy. But this area on the Boulevard St Michel is great. Arrived at CDG and train took us straight to the Metro we needed. Popped up onto the street and Hotel Cluny Square 20 metres away.. perfect