I arrived at about 9.30am and didn't expect to be let in to a room straight away but the lady at the front desk told me it would be 20 which was great as I was looking forward to a shower and seeing Paris on the one day I had there. Got a bit annoyed when I was still waiting... More

I have to agree. Prince Albert Wagram is only for sleeping and nothing more. Clean rooms, but very small rooms. We asked for a three bed room, and got a double room with an extra bed squissed in. The table was pressed against the one side of the bed - not very comfortable. Very noisy room where you can hear... More

This hotel is 2 stars. The passages are small and narrow. The showers are small and very messy. There will be water all over the floor after a 5min shower. There is no tea/coffee facility. It is a very old hotel. It is clean. One perk is that there is free WiFi.

It puzzles me the bad reviews this place received. My guess is some people live next to all local hot spots or got a tube station on their backyard. This hotel is quite well located in a quiet residential area, staff is nice and room is clean (cleaned daily and 2 fresh towels per person). Its close to the Champs... More

My just married bride and I wanted to take a honeymoon of a lifetime, so had to go to Paris! Flew there via standby, and the best we could afford was the Prince Albert (hahah) I thought the name was funny too. But it was perfect!! All we really did was sleep and shower there afterall we were in the... More

Stayed here for 3 nights, rooms are very small, basic, comfortable beds, air con, safe in room (1 euro every time you open it), clean and maid service provided daily. Yes you can hear the neighbours, walls pretty thin, but luckily we didn't have any really noisy neighbours. The hotel is in a nice quiet district with a few restaurants,... More

I stayed here with my girlfriend for 2 nights. The staff and I think the owner where very very friendly and took great care of us. You could really feel that they did not see their work as a job only, but they really enjoyed taking care of their guests. Our biggest compliments to their hospitality. Besides their service the... More

About the cheapest room for the night i could find in paris at £48 a night including breakfast. The hotel is in a nice, part residential, area, great food shops, bistrots etc fairly easy to get into Paris centre - a 600m walk to metro. It is clean, the staff are fine, the breakfast very basic. The big problem is... More

The people were very friendly, and extra helpful. The breakfast wasn't very good, but it was expected for the price. The hotel was shockingly good compared to the reviews I read, I thought it was quiet. The mattress was quiet uncomfortable though but it was very standard. The location was nice a secluded with a beautiful park, friendly little shops,... More