Hôtel du Vieux Saule

Lovely from outside and inside too. Very modern inside, I preferred the older looking exterior, but everything has been done and maintained to a very high standard. I visited with my partner using a voucher for a 2 night European break. This was easy enough to organise, though email communication could take a little while from time to time. Staff were all very helpful, especially over the wifi not working (sorted within an hour or so) the room was small but comfortable, bed was lovely. Bathroom was tiny, I realise there isn't much that can be done about that, though. Overall a lovely stay with lots of convenient restaurants and cafes nearby, a laduree round the corner and a mini-market closeby.

Cute hotel in Paris, clean and tidy. Little small room but nice in every other way. Easy Uber to tourist attractions and to Gard du Nord. Quirky region with lots of cafes and bars (like Manchester’s norther quarter)

Our room was nice enough, but it was small. Unfortunately we were right over a bar that stayed open late. It was a little noisy. The bathroom was also small and the show doors had a gap so you had to turn the shower head to the left or right a little. Otherwise you got water all over the floor. The neighborhood was great. Off the beaten path a bit. Still in the Marais, but farther out. Not really a touristy neighborhood and that's why we liked it so much. Lots of restaurants nearby. Not far from Metro stops too!

This hotel, located ideally in a safe district of Paris exceeded my expectations. Yes it may be a little small, but so is everywhere in Paris. What made this experience was the exceptionally helpful receptionists. The rooms are pleasant, and the breakfast has a good range of food. Totally recommend.

The hotel is smack in the middle of one of the popular quarters in Paris, the Marais. You step out the door and have the "marché des enfants rouges" right across the street - a courtyard with tons of different restaurants, french modern cuisine or oriental or japanese. You have other restaurants and cafés nearby, bakeries, the Picasso Museum and everything else you need for a true Parisian experience. The hotel is vintage from the outside and kind of modern on the inside. I made reservations for a single room - and they gave me a bigger one. That was nice. I cannot have imagined what size the single room must have had. I have seen small hotel rooms in my life. So this one was right across the lobby - on the ground floor. Room 007. My personal James Bond chamber. A big enough bed, a recently redone bathroom, a tiny TV and a huge cabinet. I had enough space - travelling alone with only one suitcase. Would have been more difficult with two. I couldn't figure out if the aircondition worked properly - without the keycard, no electricity at all. The staff was very friendly, they exchanged a light bulb in my bathroom, after I noticed that one was broken. Only downer: I am not a fan of linen thrown over woolen blankets that are used by other guests. I should have asked how often they wash them? And I don't like shower curtains, cause they touch other bums in their lifes. Some stains on the window curtains can surely be removed. Other than that - the rates were reasonable - I did not have breakfast at the hotel - but you find cafés all around. Just don't be surprised if you pay 5 Euro for one coffee - you pay the Marais.