Straight away when arriving at the hotel, we were made to feel very welcome. The staff were incredibly helpful and thankfully due to how tired we were spoke good English.
They informed us about places they recommended us to visit.
Although room was small (as are most European hotel rooms), the large windows were good as they allowed us to cool down in the heat at night (but unfortunately no air con).
Rooms were clean and basic, just what you need for a sightseeing/romantic holiday away if i'm honest.
Breakfast was lovely...and unlimited. The staff were constantly refilling it and there was a decent range on offer. All breakfast fresh and it was nice to come down to friendly staff.
Hotel was in an ideal location, around 100m from the nearest metro, Voltaire and there were some nice little bars and shops in the area. Voltaire is a good metro station, with easy access to the other lines which were just a few stops away.
Allowed us to keep our luggage in a room after check out so were still able to enjoy the last day of our stay in Paris.
As someone who is well-travelled, the hotel definitely did what it set out to do, making both myself and my partner very comfortable and at home after a day of sightseeing in the centre of Paris

The hotel is pretty close to the voltaire metro station and Mcdonalds. It is in a corner on a small street and the entrance is nice. You get free breakfast and it's delicious and has a nice variety. The staff is very nice, however, they barely speak English. We didn't get the wake up call that we asked for, and there are no clocks in the room, so we had a really late start to our only day in Paris. The next day, they called twice (an hour earlier and at the time we wanted), probably to make up for the day before. The rooms are reallllyy tiny! I don't think i've ever seen a smaller room. Anyone could just walk along the side of the building to get onto our balcony and then if they wanted, into our room (because it was hot and you have to either open the whole window door or not get any air.) We booked the room on a website and we payed less than the daily price, however still felt that we payed too much. Between the wall and the bed, there was a very small space and the bed was not too far off the ground. Oh, we also tried getting directions for the open top bus and the man did a semi-good job, but we still got lost. (I guess that goes with the language barrier.) Regardless, our stay was okay, but if anything, we would only stay there again because of the good breakfast and pretty good location. AND, the rooms were clean.

For a relatively cheap price, me and my wife didn't expect very much of this small hotel. However, it surprised us with nice, tidy and quiet room and the most friendly and polite staff. They really made us feel welcome to our first visit in Paris. The doule room wasn't too large, and there was only one wall socket. There was no AC either, but the large window can be opened. The buffet breakfast was simple but very good - the coffee was excellent for nordic taste. We would stay here on next visit, too!

Convenient location about 10 mins walk to Bastille. There are 2 supermarkets very close by, one almost behind the hotel and one just across from the corner of Rue Petion where the hotel is located. The name of this one is "Leader." There is a big sign at the side facing Rue Petion.

The hotel staff during the day was very friendly but the older male staff member during the night was not so friendly, and left me with the impression that I was bothering him when I asked a question.

The room was very tiny. We had three beds and there was almost no room to walk. Hotel was very clean.

The buffet breakfast was quite good, enough to choose from and the breakfast staff was very hard working. They kept refilling the bread baskets and other stuff very quickly. The crossaints were great. Everyone was warmly greeted when they arrived and acknowledged when they left. We enjoyed our stay in Paris.

We came in by train to Gare du Nord, so here are some directions to get to this hotel from there.

Directions:

From Gare du Nord, take the orange line on the Metro to Republique, this train's destination would say Place d'Italie which is the last stop. Get off at Republique and change to the olive green line, this destination should say Mairie de Montreuil, get off at Voltaire. When you are on the corner, look for the supermarket which faces the roundabout. The hotel is almost behind that supermarket.

You can also see a great deal of the city by taking the buses. Bus #69 is a great one. It passes at the corner of the Voltaire Metro station and hits many places of interests on many visitor's lists. For instance, it passes in front of the Louvre and there is a stop in front of the triangular glass structure. ..very convenient.