Hotel Mogador

This is the second hotel we stayed in in Paris. Of course, this one is smaller and older than the first Province Hotel. However, the location is closer to the Opera House, and the walk to the Galeries Lafayette is only about 300 meters. It is more convenient to travel, and it is also very close by taking Metro Line 12. So in terms of transportation, it is better. On our last day, we took the RER train to Orly Airport and walked very close to the Opera House. The room is on the top floor. It is obviously an old house that has been repainted, but the color combination is still very tasteful. It's just that the bathroom door doesn't close very well. The room is also quite large and long. There is enough extra bed for children and it is not crowded. The elevator can only stand two people, and like the three-bengzi, there is a strong sense of frustration from starting to opening the door. It is faster to take the stairs to the third floor. I didn’t book breakfast at the hotel, so I can’t comment. There was an old gentleman at the front desk. My adapter plug didn't work, so he kindly lent me one. Overall, the hotel is pretty good, like a family hotel.

It was very spacious and nice!!!! The bedding is clean too The location was also great for shopping as it was near Lafayette and Printemps. If you are going to the Opera Garnier, I recommend staying here. The downside is that the bathroom smells a bit like an old building. And the carpets on the sofa and bed are all made of microfiber. Feeling dusty? This part felt a little uncomfortable haha. Other than that I was very satisfied!!!

My wife and I spent a night at the Mogador hotel so we could enjoy exhibitions in Paris. We discovered a comfortable and very welcoming hotel. The place is decorated with great taste and everything is done to make you feel good. Attention to us so that we can be pampered. A complete breakfast with lots of good surprises. We will come back with great pleasure.

The hotel is very different from the pictures. The room is dark and smelly, and the sheets are dirty.

A very cost-effective hotel with a good location. There are many Chinese restaurants downstairs, which is a perfect solution for those who are not good at English. You can walk directly to the Louvre and other attractions in about half an hour.