Hotel Lebron

I stayed there in Feb, very nice little hotel, close to the city centre so you can walk most of the time. The Louvre is 20mins away. Many restaurants around plus the usual Dominos, McDonald's and Starbucks (as well as quite big local supermarket) two mins walk from it. The furniture in the room is new and you get a bath in every single room. There is a coffee making services and small fridge. My room didn't have the best street view but I am quite pleased with it. I have a complimentary breakfast included which was tiny but everything I could need - toast, coffee, tea, cheese, cornflakes, pain au chocolate! Very pleased with what I got for the price I have paid!

Frankly, I have stayed in better hotels in the middle of the subsaharan bush. My tent in the Wadi Rum desert was far more comfortable and clean. Nonetheless, it is extremely well located and very central. Still though, I would not recommend it.

Great location - a huge factor for me. Nice and friendly staff. Small simple rooms but clean. Good value for the money you pay. Nice enough breakfast which you have to pay extra for. If you come to enjoy Paris and not the hotel than this is your best deal

Have been there last week. Everything was worse than even expected. A relatively good area of hotel itself is completely leveled by a terrible soundproofing in the rooms. Being inside we have heard every sound coming from the next room. Sometimes it was impossible to sleep because of the noise from people gathered with a glass of alcohol in their hands directly in front of the hotel entrance. WI-FI was poor and even being at lobby couldn't solve situation. Breakfast for euro 15, come on guys, but a few croissants and yogurt were not that you expected to see in the morning. We've well remembered woman who took care of breakfast when she put bread on the table by uncovered hands. The place for eating also was used like keeping room, it was even hard to find table to seat since every free place there was chocked up by bags and suitcases. Also there was no any air conditioner in the rooms....Do not recommend this place for staying at beatiful Paris.

My daughter and two friends booked this hotel for their first solo overseas trip. When they arrived they were told there was no space and they had to move to another hotel near by. The following evening they returned after dinner to find their personal belongings had been removed from their room and thrown in a storage room. They were then told they have to leave without any explanation as to why. I called the hotel to discuss the situation and they just hung up on me. What an appalling way to behave. Avoid avoid avoid. In the end I booked them another hotel close by and I'm fighting to get a refund.