Hotels in 11th arrondissement-Popincourt, Paris

This review is from a Malaysian Chinese woman, 20+, 170cm, size M.😆 If you're on a budget but it's your first time in France and you're worried about safety, read this. Pros: 1. Since it's a hotel, housekeeping cleans daily. At the very least, the trash and towels are replaced every day. I stayed for 7 nights, and if I had stayed in an Airbnb, the trash would probably have piled up. So, this is great for longer-staying travelers. 2. Convenient location. It's a 15-minute walk to Place de la Bastille and Le Marais. Taking the bus and metro is very easy, and Paris is a great city for walking. I even walked from the hotel to the Opera in an hour, and the scenery along the way was beautiful. 3. Lots of food nearby! Plenty of brunch spots – you can grab a bite right outside the door. 4. 24-hour front desk, so any issues can be addressed at any time. Cons: 1. Bathroom: Upon check-in, there was a distinct odd smell in the bathroom. It wasn't ammonia; maybe it was the disinfectant they use? Also, you can't flush too much toilet paper at once, or it won't go down. Surprisingly, the shower and toilet are separate, with a curtain you can pull for a semi-wet/dry separation. As a 170cm, M-sized Asian woman, I found it perfectly adequate. 2. Bedding: Although housekeeping came to clean daily, I don't think the bed linen was changed. Since we weren't out early and back late, we were too lazy to ask (though I'm sure we could have mentioned it to the front desk), so the cleanliness might be just okay. However, the bed wasn't uncomfortable; I've slept on more expensive beds that were worse. 3. Soundproofing: Not great. If you sleep in a bit late, you'll start hearing traffic noise from the street. But there aren't many cars in the morning, so it acts as a little alarm, reminding you it's 11 am and time to get up! 🤣 Overall, it's a safe, affordable, and convenient place! If you can tolerate the three drawbacks I mentioned, then it's definitely worth checking out.

The hotel is perfectly located, near to the several metro stations, and some attractions are also available by feet. Our room was very nice, stylish and clean. All cosmetics were from L’occitane. There was a Marshall speaker. The hotel staff was friendly and helpful, beforehand they provided info about nearest and best restaurants nearby, as we requested. They also provided information about best running path. We payed for breakfast afterwards, it was good, not many options but still delicious. Fresh orange juice is a highlight. In general, we enjoyed stay excessively. Thank you

A perfectly decent hotel, corresponds to the price/quality ratio. Located conveniently, the truth is far from the center, but very close to several metro stations, so it is not a problem to get to the center. There is a pizza nearby and a few more cafes in step-to-step availability, there is a bakery nearby and a shop across the road, a little further there is a good supermarket. The room is cozy and a little compact but there is everything you need, the staff is friendly. We liked, global negatives we didn't find.

The hotel’s location is great, just a 10-minute walk to the metro, with restaurants and markets nearby, and the area feels safe. However, the rooms are very small, barely enough space for two people. Towels were limited — only one foot towel and two bath towels, with no hand or hair towel. When we asked for extra, the staff were reluctant, which was disappointing. Aside from that, the rooms were clean. Note: no elevator.

I traveled to Paris alone this time and I’m so glad I chose this hotel. First of all, the location is super convenient — it’s right next to the metro station, which made getting around the city very easy, especially for a solo traveler. The hotel staff were extremely friendly and welcoming — honestly the friendliest people I met during my stay in Paris. They made me feel safe and at home even though I was traveling alone.The room was very clean and tidy. It faced a small alley, so it was really quiet at night and I slept very well. If I come back to Paris again, I will definitely choose this hotel again! I highly recommend it to anyone who values convenience, great service, and a peaceful environment.

There are coffee shops, restaurants, and a supermarket nearby! The supermarket is huge and the prices are great. The hotel itself is long and narrow, so you might have a bit of a walk. The elevators are a bit small, and the layout isn't ideal. The restaurant is very spacious, and the garden is a nice spot to sit, chat, and smoke. The rooms are decent enough. There are also some street-side shops nearby, a delicious French restaurant, and the Picasso Museum.

It's a small hotel, but it's clean, has an elevator, and offers great value for money in Paris where hotel prices are soaring. The reception staff were kind and even held my luggage before check-in. It's close to the Nation station and there's a supermarket right in front, which is very convenient. However, the room is small and only has the bare minimum of necessities. There was water, glasses, liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, a bathtub, a hairdryer, and towels.

Lovely hotel room with very helpful and friendly staff. Very secure parking space in secure and locked underground car park next door. Good sized room - well appointed and comfortable sofa bed. Would definitely stay again.

Great hotel, only down its no one tell us there is another lift to access to the spa and pool area, and when you have shower in room, the room is really steamy

Good accommodations, very comfortable bed, close to the subway, restaurants, and various shops. Friendly and attentive service. My only complaint is that it was written on the Trip booking that breakfast was free for children under 17, but it wasn't. The hotel claims to have no idea about this. It wasn't free. But there are cheaper breakfast options nearby.