Art Hotel Congres, Paris

The hotel had gypsum board walls in the rooms, making noise from neighbors easily heard, which was annoying. Requiring the keycard to keep the air conditioning on during the day was a slight inconvenience. The room size was nice and good enough for a few days, but the double bed didn't match the booking request for two single ones.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. While the room, especially being on a higher floor, was quite small and basic, lacking amenities like soap and shampoo, the noise from other guests, particularly children, was a major disturbance late into the night. However, the service was friendly and helpful, and the cleanliness of the hotel and comfort of the bed were noteworthy. The eclectic neighborhood of Brochant where the hotel is located offers a multicultural experience, although some areas may appear less polished. The dining options, while with a limited choice, were of good quality. Overall, a mixed bag with room for improvement.

My stay at the hotel was overall pleasant, with lovely and spotlessly clean rooms equipped with everything needed, though a bit small for my liking. The service was very friendly and positive, making the experience enjoyable. The location was convenient, allowing easy access to popular sites via the metro and within walking distance to tourist attractions.

The hotel is situated in a multicultural area of Paris with great local connectivity and a selection of modestly priced ethnic-style restaurants. The rooms are small but comfortable, although noise from neighboring rooms can be bothersome. The service was really helpful and friendly, offering amenities like room service, dry cleaning, and laundry. The dining options seemed limited, and some parts of the hotel appeared a bit old, but overall, it offers good value for money.

My first impressions of the hotel were rather negative as the room was a mere 13m2, which was disappointing and very small compared to the pictures. However, I appreciated the early check-in option after a long journey of over 24 hours.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms were a nice size and had good beds, but the noise from children shouting until 2 am was a major downside. The service was friendly and always available, with helpful staff although the area was not the best in Paris. The location was relatively close to main sightseeing spots and accessible to the metro, which was convenient. The dining options were decent, with a good selection albeit some things seeming a bit old.

My stay at the hotel was delightful. The rooms were lovely and spotlessly clean, equipped with everything I needed, though slightly smaller than I prefer. They were sparely decorated, and the air conditioning worked well, making it a comfortable stay. However, the tired smell was a drawback.

The hotel has a convenient location near a metro station and offers responsive and helpful service. The rooms, though small, were tidy, but lacking in some amenities. The dining options were limited, and the area around the hotel was not the most pleasant. However, it was a good value for the money overall.

The hotel had a slightly cramped initial room but upgraded to a more acceptable, albeit tired and smelly room. The service was exceptional and went above and beyond, with friendly staff. The location, while feeling nice, was a bit far from the city center. The dining seemed average and slightly pricey. Overall value for money was decent.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The rooms were clean but a bit small and dated, although we were fortunate to get an upgrade since our original room wasn't ready. However, the tired and slightly smelly room with no toilet paper was a letdown. The lack of a phone to request toilet paper was inconvenient.