Hotels Near Gare du Nord in Paris

O stayed this hotel last week. We booked from the hotel reception for the airport shuttle ( 1 day before we leave hotel) and we paid part of the fee. the same day our country stopped international flights and we wanted to return. my mother’s shuttle reservation was earlier than mine. so i wanted to go with her. ı told them ı could pay again, this is a urgent situation. but receptionist was rude, and one old woman on reception ( dont recognize) yelled us. “just one person, who is” When i Said you’re rude to receptionist, the receptionist spoke like he was kidding. we had to call a taxi. Receptionist complained in his own language, although he knew we didn't understand Eventually, this is not friendly approach. we could be stuck there. we have already reached the last moment. no one can shout at someone. Lastly, I hope you won't be sick in that dirty place.

So Hôtel was located walking distance to Paris Gare du Nord train station, so if you have a train to catch and you are just passing by it’s a great choice. I am not much sure about the neighborhood cause we arrived in the evening and left early in the morning. The whole area is busy with people, well, it’s a train station area. People at the reception were nice, spoken English. Reception and room are in two different buildings just two doors apart so don’t be confused. It’s easy and they will direct you. Room was small but warm and clean. So was the bathroom. We had clean towels, some cups , tea kettle. Bed was comfortable. They left some ear plugs in case of the noise, and it did get a bit noise over the night, but I guess these things are normal for a hotel. At least they thought about that and left earplugs. Elevator is small as many people said, and stairs are spiral, but so are elevators and staircase is even the most fanciest neighborhoods in Paris. Deal with it! I recommend this hotel, it was definitely worth the money.

Stay away!!!!! HOTEL HORROR!!!! This hotel is in the middle of renovations and to walk up and down the stairs they have plastic and it smells. The stairs are very narrow. They have to remove the ladder and tools for you to be able to walk. The paint is still fresh and while holding onto the staircase the paints goes on your hands. The lift is so small it only holds 2 people if you’re lucky. The rooms are so tiny, it’s hard to open up your suitcase. There is no cupboard space, only a small open shelving unit. There is a desk with a chair but I had to take the chair out to make more room. There is no room to put toiletries. The top sheet of the bed had a cigarette burn and there are stains on the sheets. The tv is tiny and only in French. There is no air conditioner or heater in the room. Walls are so thin we could hear conversations in the next room when they were on the phone. The reception staff are not very friendly neither are the cleaning staff. No fridge or kettle, toaster NOTHING!!!! Internet is only available in the reception area but keeps dropping out. Breakfast is very plain and when we went to try it out there were no tables to sit so we had to go out to buy breakfast. I called days earlier for an early check In and arrived at hotel at 10 after a long flight but upon arrival rooms weren’t ready. They told us to come back at 12.30. Normal check in was 2pm. We decided might as well wait till 2 instead of paying for early check in just for an hour and a half. I wouldn’t even classify this hotel 2 stars, more like .05 cause it’s better than being on the streets.

Great location around a lively and bustling trendy area of Paris. Literally a very short walk from Sacre Coure,which is a must see when in Paris.loads of places to eat from Brasseries to a bakery. Spoilt for choice for food and places to drink, although pick wisely as not all Bistros offer great food. The hotel itself were really friendly, rooms clean ,basic but do the job. Breakfast area is very small and cramped,with timed sittings, with breakfast being Continental only. A short walk away from Anvers Metro station with good access to the whole of Paris. would I use this hotel again? Absolutely Yes.

While the location is outstanding the hotel lacks key service like restaurants, room service and concierge . Only one person at the front desk who is always busy doing everything ( check in and out, cashier, housekeeping, information, etc. ) you have to wait for along time to be answered on any questions!!! I have notified the hotel ahead of time that we are on our honeymoon and requested a king size bed but ended up with two beds!!? and there is not any honeymoon arrangements

I had a really good stay here. The other travellers were really friendly. I felt very safe. We hardly bumped into each other in our rooms due to everybody waking and sleeping at different times, but they were respectful in the morning and nights. The rooms were big and the beds were huge! The shared bathrooms were really clean and modern and the showers were really hot (or cold). It was mostly all students staying here or young people, however I did come across a few older people staying, one in my room. Lots of languages are spoken here. Lots of french mainly. I am English. There was also a Spanish speaking guy in my room, and a guy from Thailand. I stayed for three nights. The first time in a 6 bed female dorm and the last two in an 8 bed mixed room. Everybody is super friendly. The staff are friendly, there's lots of them. And there is big spaces with tables to study or eat and chat with each other.

My husband and I stayed in a Superior Double Room for two days at the beginning of March. We had a wonderful view of the park and the Eiffel Tower. The room is beautiful to look at, but a little damaged in some parts (for example the shower). The biggest problem of the room was the ventilation system, as it smelled of the drain several times. The cleaner does her job, as she cleans the room daily, but the problem is exclusively ventilation. I might also point out that you can hear the chairs being moved in the bar in the room. I would also suggest that a different choice of breakfast be made every day, as it was the same breakfast twice. However, I would like to conclude by praising the staff, who were friendly at all times.

The hotel’s location is so good. Metro station 3 minutes walk and only 20 minute walk to the nearest hop on hop off bus stop. Staff friendly. Our room was spotlessly clean. It was small though. Would have been fine for two people but it was myself and my 2 adult children - wish we had booked a four person room and paid a little extra as with the extra bed in the double room there was zero floor space left for our belongings/suitcases. All in all a good stay. Le Camelia across the road had a lovely breakfast and we had a fab dinner and we’ll-priced cocktails at ZigZag Cafe 100m down the road.

My flight got delayed, so I arrived late to the hostel around 2 AM on the night of March the 10th ”My reservation was from the 9th, so no problem” I seemed to wake up the receptionist who suddenly got busy on phone but had done the check in procedures, I reconfirmed it's a bottom bunk bed ”due to a medical condition, I can't climb” he said Yes Yes.. My room is on the 5th floor, I was fine and asked if there's a lift, he said Yes Yes ”basically was busy on phone and didn't even listen to what I was saying” I went up ”no lift btw but it was okay” to find the bed assigned is on top, and there was only one person in the room! I went down again asking if I can take the vacant bottom bed, then he got mad!! No you can't, wait for my colleague in the morning to see if he can move you. I asked if I can stay at the reception till then, but no it's closed... So I will just stay here in front of the Reception desk I replied. I affirmed I had my request delivered for a bottom bed, there was only one person in the room, so why can't I just get any?! He got very mad; started to call me crazy, and then shifted to the ”I don't speak English” and saying Me NO ME NO ME NO... He then approached very very close waiving threatening with his finger ”saying we are not discriminating you”!!! What? Who said discrimination?!! Then, I started to film his attitude with my cell phone right away as it was that close it gets physical.. He panicked when I started to film and called the police on me and asked me to go spend the night in the kitchen!!! Unluckily for him, I can understand French pretty well but I only speak English... He asked the police to come because I was making a fuss and a scandal. The police arrived like 30 mins later, while me shaking and waiting in front of the desk as he vanished when I started to film. Very Unluckily for him, the police was very supportive to me and they spoke English... When I told them the whole story; they asked him to return my money as long as they didn't adhere to my request for bottom bed, it's a medical condition but he was so rude to them as well saying, It's not his problem! He refused to refund saying tomorrow in the afternoon I come back to his colleagues be refunded. The police stayed with me till I booked another hotel for the night and THEY SAID IT'S NOT THE FIRST TIME THEY RECEIVE COMPLAINTS ABOUT THE SAME PERSON but they can't file a case against him since it didn't get physical. While booking an alternative accommodation at 3 AM outside in the street, he called me in to give my money back!! This is a story I wanted to share, a story of lying, aggressive, and rude receptionist. Ah, and to the police; he stated that there's someone taking the bottom bed... While the key of the bottom bed was actually left on the check out tray!!! If you want ur days ruined and both yours physical and psychological health abused and tortured go to this place and deal with this man in particular. I dare their management