Hotel Choisy Reviews

It was great for the location. Near for restaurants and easy to explore Paris.

nice hotel.

There is basically no service. They didn't even give me a towel. I don't recommend it.

The room is a bit small, the facilities are old, there is a park opposite, and it takes 5 minutes to walk to the subway station. It is OK for a short stay. It is very suitable to travel to Paris in summer, it is cool and the attractions are also very impressive

The location is particularly good. It is very convenient to go to the surrounding Luxembourg Gardens, Pantheon, Invalides, French Observatory and other attractions. There are many Chinese restaurants around the hotel with a variety of varieties. It's just that the sink in the room is too small, and the water will splash out.

Very clean room. Nice staff. Breakfast is small but tasty

This hotel should be in the Asian community, many Vietnamese restaurants. Eat more food out of the hotel. Metro Line 7 walks 3 minutes at the back of the hotel. Small room, no air conditioning, no elevator. But there is a private bathroom. Better than staying in a youth hostel. Easy access. It's not too hot because it's cool with the windows open. Don't live in room IOI and it's OK. It is a safe haven and flat when around the peak season when thousands of Hong Kong dollars are required. Live happily as if you were scared!

Very good. Very good.

It is a horror place - it is not a hotel. This place should be shut down right way for misleading customers and cheating with lies. It is so dirty, no elevators, no fan or AC - bathroom is so small and dirty. No one help to carry the luggage broken dirty stairs. This is looks like an owned by dirty people with only money in mind. Please don’t refer this hotel to anyone. It doesn’t even worth 10 euro per night when they are charging 92 euro. They are nasty and don’t want refund room cancellation money- they are robbers there. Please never book this hotel at all.

what can I say? I was petrified at the thought of spending a night in this hotel when reading the reviews, it is a business trip and the place was booked by my hosts, who probably have no idea whatsoever of what this place is like (they soon will!). In principle it could be great: great location, beautiful view from the windows at the front (well, if you could see through the filthy windows, that is), but then it ends there. It starts with the "welcome" at reception: I must count myself lucky that the man did not tell me to f... off. But hey, every day must be a bad day if you are running this place, so I can't blame him for resenting the paying guests that keep this place afloat. The carpeted stairs are so filthy and rickety that they do look like a bad joke - but they are your only escape route in case anything happens, so they are no joke. At least you'll get downstairs pretty quickly by rolling down the sloping steps, though good luck with the germs you'll have plastered all over you. After this, the room was a relief: no carpet, I could breathe! Furniture looked relatively new, and the bathroom was passably clean. But anything that isn't hardware is stained, from the shower curtains (that I did not draw - the shower tray is tiny, so those filthy things will cling to your body) to the duvet and the towels: I must count myself very lucky to be able to use the plural, as I was in a double for single occupancy, so I had two. But of course there is no bathmat, and anyhow you'd have no hook or rail to hang your towels anyway. A comforting thought is that the towels have a strong smell of bleach, at least that! Also I did not wake up with any insect bites, nor was I bothered by any other pests, so there is another success for you!. The room is very small, but it is Paris. Then there is a bathroom switch that has a will of its own. It may or may not switch the lights on, and it may or may not switch them off - though the lights will go off after a while anyway. Maybe it is so that you feel like you have company, who knows. I did have a remote control for the tv in the room, but I did not dare touch it (having to handle the very tatty room keycard was enough of an experience for the day). I did venture for breakfast: that is also an experience. First off, the lady who manages the breakfast must be naturally nice, for in spite of trying you could see the breaking of a smile every so often - but she also sticks to the "get them out quickly" company policy making you feel as unwelcome as possible. Of course, dirty cups, dirty glasses, opaque cutlery: must be good for your immune system, I suggest you come with small children, the room will feel big to them too! On the plus side, they arrange a tray with a number of individually packed items (cheese, biscuits, honey, jam and Nutella) so you are safe with those. There is a kettle with water on, so that you can reboil it to your heart content: but at least there is a microwave, so should you want y

Not good as limited security and staff's attitude

The structure is located in a strategic position, there is no doubt about this but it is dilapidated and dirty. the corridor and stairs have carpet that 30 years ago was probably red, now it is patchy and torn. At the entrance to our room there was a strong smell of cat pee, a stench that accompanied us for the whole week. The idea of ​​keeping cats roaming around the hotel is certainly nice, although the smell is less pleasant. The towels were stained and smelled. The breakfast room was dirty, I highly recommend checking the expiry dates of the few products on the "buffet". The staff is incompetent, the lady was comfortably lying in the chair with her feet resting on the desk. The only one to survive is a young boy who is always smiling and helpful.

Cleanliness which leaves something to be desired, especially the bathroom. Very noisy room overlooking the boulevard. Thin partitions between rooms. Towels not clean. Undrinkable breakfast coffee.

Small room. Problem with wet and smelly towels left on the bed. Poorly insulated room. Hard bed, flat pillows. Excellent welcome.