Hotel de Geneve

After taking what must be the world's smallest elevator up to the fourth floor, you arrive in a tiny corridor. When you open the door, the room looks quite decent. It has decent decor. The TV is mounted high up on the wall and is the size of a tablet. You can find two English channels, both news channels. The bed is okay to sleep in, but the bedspread is a fleece blanket surrounded by a sheet. It feels unhygienic. The room is so small that you either have to be in bed or leave. The photo was taken with a wide-angle lens and is not representative. The hotel's location is good in terms of the metro, shops, etc., but terrible in terms of noise. It's very busy and noisy outside. There's honking, banging, and lots of noises all the time, 24/7. Now, here's what makes the stay bad: there's no ventilation in the room. There's no air conditioning, and there are no other air ducts for fresh air. The only choice if you want to breathe is to keep the window open, but then it's impossible to sleep due to the excessive noise. Therefore, I would advise against staying at this hotel. There are probably many other hotels that offer you the opportunity to sleep at night.

The hotel was in a terrific location, close to Saint-Lazare station. The staff were friendly and the room was clean.

After flying all the way from australia and paying quite a high price per night we were extremely upset to find the "Family Room" was actually 2 separate small rooms on the same floor but no interconnecting door which meant my young daughter had to squish into a small bed with us for the three nights instead of being able to share a room with her sister. There is no air-conditioning in the rooms and with the days being 36 degrees while we were there we were unable to sleep or get comfortable, This would be expected of a cheaper hotel bit for the price we paid we expected at least a way to cool the room. The Bathrooms looked quite nice but on closer inspection they have a lot of black mould as there are no vents or drains. This was probably the most disappointing hotel stay i have had and totally ruined our stay in Paris. The only upside to this property was the lady on reception the first night we were there as she was lovely.

Excellent breakfast, room small but as advertised, all essentials provided. Quiet at night. shower head fell off the holder causing a small bruise. Excellent position for railway station and exploring the city.

Room was run down, showerhead needs replacing and noise from the shower in the room next door quite loud. Better options in the area.

Well located by no air conditioning

Amazing service , will definitely stay here again!