Location, staff friendliness, bed comfort. The building’s sound insulation is poor and the rooms face the courtyard, the view is blocked by a wall.
LisaHá um mês
Só um momento…
Paris·7.6
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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The Port Royal Hotel in Paris offers comfortable rooms with private bathrooms, free WiFi, and modern amenities. Located in the city centre, the hotel features a continental breakfast, 24-hour front desk, and outdoor seating area. Luxembourg Gardens are a 19-minute walk away, while Paris-Gare-de-Lyon and Sainte-Chapelle are 2.5 km nearby, with Paris Orly Airport 13 km away.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
Location, staff friendliness, bed comfort. The building’s sound insulation is poor and the rooms face the courtyard, the view is blocked by a wall.
Lisa·Há um mês
The area was beautiful, the hotel pretty, the staff friendly and helpful.
Laura·Há um mês
Well located for our goals, clean, good bed. The room on the inner courtyard is very closed‑off, the window faces a wall. The sound insulation is terrible, the room is basic. Too expensive for what it is.
Félix·Há um mês
The location is good, but the value for money is terrible.
Andre·Há um mês
Nothing positive. Beware: the hotel offers rooms without private bathrooms. I booked a room between two meetings and only realized my mistake after 1 hour, so I had to cancel or stay in a room with no bathroom. With a good heart we decided to tolerate a shared bathroom for one night. When we arrived, the receptionist handed us a pot of tokens and told us it costs 2,5 € for 5 min of shower! Moreover, our room was on the 5th floor while the shared shower was on the 2nd or 6th floor, so we had to walk around with a towel in the stairwell… Obviously there was no toilet in the room either. The cherry on top? No soap or shampoo in the shared shower. We had to use the “push‑push” soap from the shared toilets on another floor. The room cost 184 € per night, so we expected at least basic comfort and standard. Instead we found a tiny space with a narrow bed, an old wardrobe and a sink. A real monastic cell: no TV, not even a bedside table – we had to put our books and glasses on the floor – and a window facing straight at a wall. The last surprise: the receptionist demanded that we leave the key at reception as soon as we left the hotel, even for a few minutes. A practice worthy of a 1950s Soviet hotel. We absolutely do not recommend this place, whose service level is comparable to the worst hostels but at an exorbitant price.
Sarah·Há um mês