Hotel Jenner

The good: just a few minutes walk from the metro, great bakery for breakfast a block away. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Good wifi, lots of hot water and good water pressure. The bad: Only one light worked in our bathroom, the one over the shower. The light over the sink didn't work, and neither did the hair dryer. We reported these to the front desk after our first night, but neither was fixed by the time we left a few days later. Also the main heating system in our room didn't seem to be working properly, we were only able to get it to turn on once. Fortunately we were able to use the bathroom heater/towel warmer to keep the chill off in our room. It was also noisy, not from the street, but from the other rooms, we could hear people talking on their phones, walking around, etc. Given the price we paid, which was low for Paris, our experience was OK.

No elevator, having a disability this makes the hotel impossible to stay. Had to switch hotels no refund was given, even though this information is not disclosed in the property details. How unfortunate!

Stayed here for 5 nights. First time in Paris for both of us and it was a lovely little hotel. One massive problem though, the night receptionist on three of the nights was asleep every single time we came back to hotel anytime after 12. Not just dosing on his chair, he was lying down asleep where people eat breakfast. The second night we had to ring the hotel to wake him up and on the third night before we went out for the evening we told him, we’d be back but we will ring again if he is asleep…we got back at 1:30 pm and he was asleep again with the phone off the hook. It was an absolute joke. The other 3 members of staff we came across were lovely and very friendly and pleasant but this guy needs a day job. Deplorable service.

AC with in room controls!!!! Room was clean, comfortable, and nice to cool off after a hot day in the city. Not near the major tourist attractions but right between two different metro lines and along a bus route that goes right to the Louvre. Staff were friendly and helpful. The young lady during the day who checked us in and we would see as we were leaving spoke great English. Room was always clean when we returned. Area seemed very safe as it was nestled in between apartment buildings that housing young families. Loved getting a hot sandwich directly across the street at the Mayam when we would be getting in late. There was a wonderful bakery, Fournil De L'Excellence, on the next corner on the same block as the Mayan. Next time in Paris, I plan to stay here again.

Small, older hotel next to the hospital. Overall nice and welcoming staff, who speak English well enough. The breakfast buffet is basic (no hot dishes) but enough to get you going for the day. Some rooms open into an open courtyard, which provides some fresh breeze in the summer but might be too much in the winter. The walls are thin so be conscientious of neighboring guests! Bathroom was really small. Good location near Accor Arena (walking distance) and metro stations, with a scattering of food options in the area too. A decent deal for the price in Paris.

Room a bit small but we didn’t mind. Could do with a shelf in the shower to put toiletries on. WiFi password should be in the room. The staff are friendly and helpful especially yann