Its a one star hotel. Stayed on the top floor so with no elevator and narrow stair case, expect a tough time hauling a heavy suitcase up 5 flights of stairs. Otherwise, the room & bathroom was clean. At that price I didn't expect much: bed for the night. There was a kettle with tea in the room. No coffee.... More

Don't do it, Just pass this place right up. The worst two moderately experienced travelers have ever seen. Early April 2013 we stayed in the corner courtyard room. The stains on the walls and ceiling set the tone here. The entire place stank of mold, so much so that we doubted we could even use the room as a place... More

There are at least two hotels with the same name in Paris - how is it possible? Mine decision was to get a hotel for three nights, near to tube station, on metro line 4, near to Montrouge, not too expensive. And, free Internet, of course. All that I got in Hotel Aviatic, Rue Brezin, Paris. I would make the... More

I stayed in a double room for 2 nights in April. Our room was literally falling apart. Only the tv and tea kettle worked fine. The lock on the front door was broken, the pillows had previous guests' hairs, the shower and toilet ran... On the positive side, the guy at reception (when it was open, which isn't very often)... More

if your expectations are: standard "camping site at lake": OK +: good location, once you have the key: independence -: damp room, moldy pillows, wall paper coming down, thick mold in shower, TV: useless because standing on shelf in height you cannot see the picture(because flat screen), only french program. Booking number, sure name not usable on computer at entrance... More

DO NOT STAY AT THE HOTEL AVIATIC. You know a place is bad when they have the phone number of the local pest control posted on the bedroom wall. We are all students and are therefore used to staying in questionable places (I am not picky and would recommend any of the other six places we stayed), but this just... More

There are two Hotels Aviatic in Paris. This is a review of the one on Rue Brezin, in the 14th Arrondissement. My traveling companion arrived before I did and detected a smell of sewage about the building. I did not share her experience, but the rooms were small (even by Paris standards), and shabby. I don't ask much of a... More

All members of the staff are very friendly and helpful. Very clean & cozy bedroom & bathroom. They even accomodated an earlier breakfast for us for our very early flight! Two thumbs UP! Raymond & Dolly B. Los Angeles, CA

This hotel was an absurd 88€ considering the black mold ALL OVER THE WALLS and all over the bathroom. The room smells, the beds are the gross cheap springy kind and the tiny kettle in the room was full of mold too. Dingy all around.