Hotel des Arenes

The location of the hotel is very convenient. There are subway stations in front and behind the street. Carrefour is open at 10pm opposite. There are also many breakfast shops and restaurants downstairs of the hotel. The hotel facilities are all very small, the elevator is very small, and 4 people are already very tight. The design of the floors and rooms are very nostalgic and classical. The only slight drawback is that the bedding should not be changed for each guest, but a small mat is replaced to separate the bedding.

Not bad, worth recommending, keep working hard to provide better service

I stayed in a double room (one double bed). The room is sunny and has a terrace, which is very bright and clean. It's neither too wide nor too narrow. I didn't have enough space to spread out two L-sized suitcases, so I used a chair and a table to spread them out. There is a safe, a refrigerator, a TV, two desks and two chairs. An extra pillow and blanket were provided. It was convenient to use during a nap when it was a little chilly. The TV is mounted on the wall, and the position is high. It felt best to lie down and watch it. The shower has a bathtub. The shower room also has a door to the terrace, so if you open it a little and enter, there is a sense of openness. Location is good even if we say anything and there are pantheon, Paris botanical garden, Notre Dame sanctuary, saint Etienne church, Luxembourg palace, pon Neuf within the range of foot. Metro stations 10 and 7 are also nearby, allowing you to reach tourist spots in around 30 minutes. I was looking forward to seeing the fashionable streets of Paris from the terrace. Because it faces the road, it is a little noisy, but if you are concerned about it, you can close the window and it will not be a problem. For some reason, the air conditioner didn't switch on unless I held it down for a long time. The uncles at the reception were always kind, gentle and lovely people. At the time of check-out, I was happy to receive a simple greeting in Japanese. Bakeries, supermarkets, stationery, daily necessities, books, and more are available nearby. I haven't eaten breakfast. It was a basement room.