Stayed one night in hotel. Very nice, clean with good service. Room was small, but decent, with good bed (only problem was pillow). It had a nice view of Paris and Sacre Coeur in distance. There was free WiFi in hotel, complementary water and coffee/tea. It is in wlaking distance from metro. Only thing that is minus is price.

This was a good hotel for a long weekend in Paris. Location is good, with Metro stations close by and a good range of restaurants.

Rooms are functional and clean - we were on the top floor with a view of the (top of the) Eiffel Tower. It was surprisingly quiet for a city centre hotel. Rooms are understandably on the small side - but pretty good for Paris. They were clean and service was good.

Breakfast had a good selection, but we would recommend getting there early - when some things run out they aren't replaced!

I hadn't actually planned to stay at this hotel, but was sent here by another Mercure property that was overbooked. I was really glad to finally end up in a better location, so the time that I lost changing hotels was saved by being closer to central Paris.

The hotel is located between two subway stations and is convenient to most of the things you may want to see as a tourist. In an evening and a full day, we were able to see the Arch du Triomphe, Champs Elysee, Eiffel Tower, Louvre and the Cathedral of Notre Dame. There was even time left over afterwards for dinner!

The room itself was OK - rather small. Noise insulation is poor at this hotel - if you're a light sleeper, bring ear plugs. I heard someone blowing his nose in the bathroom next door as if he was in my room, and we were able to hear people above and next to us. The street noise is also considerable, and goes until very late at night until very early in the morning. Considering the thin walls, consider how exhibitionist you want to be if you decide to make your night in Paris a romantic one.

Service was as good as you'd expect in any four star hotel. The staff were very friendly, stored our bags for the day and were really helpful with directions. And, given that we paid for a hotel on the outskirts of Paris and ended up in the center of the city, value for money ended up being very good! Otherwise, the price is steep - it was 185 euros on the day we stayed, and for such a high price, better values may be available.

I stayed for eight days in September, traveling solo for pleasure. The room was of decent size and the bed quite comfortable. It was also serviced well. The hotel is close to 4 metro lines making access to key tourist areas quite convenient. I booked the breafast which had a good selection including a machine that put out fresh squeezed orange juice. I got value by eating more than I usually eat for breakfast and not having lunch. As others have mentioned, there are many reasonably priced (and good) restaurants in the area. If (when!) I return to Paris, I would be happy to stay at this hotel again.