Hotel Barock

My idea of a 4-star hotel didn't fit reality here. The room was TINY, even for a big city like Paris. There was very little light in the room, and it was noisy (esp for the 5th floor). In addition, Intermittent sounds like water rushing through drain pipes all night long were annoying. We didn't sleep well at all. On the positive side, there was free WiFi which worked pretty well, and a metro stop was a little over a block away, so the location worked fine.

Nice and quaint little hotel with friendly staff and clean rooms. Rooms were a little small but I guess that's just typical Parisian living. Located just 2 mins walk from the metro which connects to many locations in just under 20 mins.

After taking the train from CDG Airport...About a 45 minute trainride at about 10 Euro per person, we arrived at Gare du Nord...kinda a maze finding your way out of the station...however..after getting out into "daylight" it was even a bigger maze finding your way to the hotel...no rime or reason to the way the streets run, and the street names can be hard to find...written on little blue signs on the walls of the buildings...Hovever after walking around for a good 40 minutes..(Lost at times)...we finally found it. Rooms are very tiny, & little worn, but clean and otherwise acceptable. Nice location & easy walking distance from the Opera...where you can catch a sightseeing bus (Double Decker) that will take you to all the tourist places worth seeing for about 26 Euro pr person for a two day ticket...you can hop on, hop off at each location & buses run every 10 minutes all day long between 8am thru appx 10pm.... Enjoyed our short stay, but highly recomend Taxi or shuttle to & from the hotel...if not familiar..:-)

A 3* Paris hotel in a good location with no frills. There is a metro stop nearby Poissioniere and Gare De Nord (Main central train station). The room is small, but has everything you need. The tv has french channels only, which didn't bother me as I was out most of the time exploring. The staff are friendly and keen to please. The bed linen is changed daily and new towels are brought in daily. Don't come here expecting 4* amenities, but do expect some quaint french charm.

Needed a place to stay for my overnight layover in Paris. This place is good for that. Small but chic. Near lot's of food, metro. Everything extra will cost, but hey that's Europe:)

This was a very good location for using the Metro and was situated in a nice, safe area of Paris near the Opera. The hotel was small, the rooms were small with a very small closet, but this was not a negative for us. The price we paid (average of $200 per night) was very reasonable. The people at the hotel were all very helpful, and the morning breakfast was nicely done: rolls, fruit, eggs, juices, coffee, yogurt. I would highly recommend this to all who are price conscious.

Pas de chauffage en février dans nos 2 chambres. Propreté qui laisse à désirer : taches douteuses un peu partout: par terre sur les murs. Endroit un peu glauque en fait et sûrement pas digne d'un 4 étoiles: de nombreux couloirs sans issue, on entend toute qui se passe ... Le petit dèj est sympa, la dame qui s'occupe du petit dèj est très serviable et très attentive. A noter tout de même un geste commercial (45 euros) avec la gratuité des petits dèj de nos enfants car les nôtres étaient déjà compris Dans le prix de la chambre.

Ca n'a rien à voir avec un hotel 4*. Le prix, présenté comme une super-promotion, est en fait le prix normal voire un peu cher (à Paris en janvier) pour un hotel de ce type,que je classe entre 1* et 2*.

sympa mais pas d'eau chaude...

Les chambres sont trs petites et les salles de bain encore plus. On entend les voisins et les portes qui claquent . Les oreillers sont si petits qu'on les cherche sous le lit. Le petit djeuner se passe dans le petit hall de l hotel il vaut mieux aller l excellente (rue du fbd Poissonnire)boulangerie toute proche. Cet hotel n'est évidemment pas aux normes d un quatre étoiles Le gardien black est sympathique et acquiesce