“Vi älskar Paris och området”
The hotel’s location was good and we felt comfortable in the area, but the rooms were quite quiet and poorly insulated; the doors let in a lot of corridor noise.
Mikko5 giorni fa
Un attimo…
★★★·Paris·7.4
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oppure scrivilo e basta — “intorno al 20, tre notti”
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The Est Hotel, Paris, is centrally located near Gare de L'Est and Gare du Nord Train Stations. Affordable accommodation and friendly service are offered. Rooms feature TVs and en suite facilities, with free Wi-Fi access. Shops, theatres, and restaurants are within walking distance. The hotel is next to Grands Boulevards, close to Centre Pompidou and Marais district, with Gare de l'Est Metro Station 400 metres away.
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Come gli ospiti valutano la struttura, aspetto per aspetto.
The hotel’s location was good and we felt comfortable in the area, but the rooms were quite quiet and poorly insulated; the doors let in a lot of corridor noise.
Mikko·5 giorni fa
The staff answered our questions politely and were friendly; however, we heard a lot of noise from the room next to ours, and the breakfast disappointed us. We arrived at 8:50 am and found no orange or apple juice—our request was denied because it was out of stock. Given the price of 200 € per night, the lack of breakfast replenishment on a Sunday at 9 am felt a bit light.
Tiffany·5 giorni fa
I stayed at a small, somewhat old hotel that was basic and straightforward, with decent cleanliness and a quiet room that had good bedding. The location was great, halfway between Gare de l’Est and Place de la République, and the metro stops were close by. The staff were very friendly, but the facilities were quite simple and the Wi‑Fi was unreliable, with low speeds and frequent interruptions, so I ended up using my 5G plan.
Virginie·6 giorni fa
The location was convenient, the rooms were quiet, and breakfast was good, but the bathroom and shower were very small.
Virginie·6 giorni fa
Breakfast was decent and reasonably priced, but the coffee from the machine was awful. After a heated discussion about the room size on the second day—since I’m claustrophobic—the desk clerk eventually found a recently remodeled room that was larger and acceptable, after initially saying nothing could be done, which left me sleepless the first night. The rooms were tiny, cold, plain, and furnished cheaply; no carpet and thin walls let conversations be heard all night. There was no heating, and open windows with no latch let cold air drift down the hallway. The bathrooms were incredibly small.
Eric·6 giorni fa