The hotel was small but it was a okay place to lay your head at night. The staff was very helpful with directions or anything else I needed help with. The location was great. Only a few mins walk to the metro. Store right next door, and a lot of shops mins away. The room was compact but if you... more

Hotel is ok, but not great - do not accept the first room offered. We saw three before getting the one we were ok with. The first one was by the lift and looked out onto the courtyard where the smokers smoked at all hours, the second was very small and the lights did not work, but the third was... more

This hotel looks great on internet, designed reception and a very nice build in garden. BUT the rooms! Small, ugly and dark and far too expensive. Paris is covered with nice small hotels with a lot of charm. Do not choise this! more

This hotel was a total disaster. We were given one bed for a father and his adult daughter in spite of a clear request for twin beds! The room was like a closet - we didn't have room to open up both our suitcases (small roll-ons) at the same time. It was a smoking room and we had requested a... more

My first (and last) night in this hotel was so creepy I canceled the rest of my stay. I arrived home one night after midnight to find that the staff member working the night shift was very enthusiastic to see me. He came up to my room with tea and practically barged in. Still enthusiastic and unable to read the... more

By English standards this is definitely a weak 2 star hotel, but by the far lower Parisian standards it's fair to classify this place as 3 star. The big plus about this place is its location, a hop skip and a jump to the Place des Vosges, the hotel is located on a discreet side street near St Paul. Waking... more

My experience was pretty much in line with that of previous reviewers: this hotel is not going to knock your socks off, but it is pretty good for Paris in terms of size, cleanliness etc, and its location can't be beaten - two minutes from the Rue de Rivoli, a short walk from the Place des Vosges. We found the... more

Spent three nights at Jardin de Paris Marais Bastille Hotel during October, mainly because there seemed to be a lack of accommodation in Paris at this time and we particularly like the Marais district. We were given a room on fifth floor but because I am claustraphobic and the lift was minute also the stairs were very narrow, spiralled and... more

Stayed at this small hotel alone while on business in Paris at the large convention center at Porte Maillot (about 30 mins by Metro on line 1). It's basic, but was clean and the bed was OK (not superb a la Sweet Sleeper etc). Airco worked fine (but it was not that hot outside). Bathroom compact, but it had a... more