Paris Hotel Guide - Quinze-Vingts Eye Hospital hotels in Paris, France.

"Stayed in room, paid top dollar for New Years Eve weekend - the room was not cleaned . I requested a discount no response . If the hotel is too busy to accommodate the holiday they should have enough staff or not have booked rooms. They again charged my room for coffee etc after all the inconvenience. "

"Excellent location, walking distance from everything, excellent room, excellent bathroom, I would highly recommend it to everyone!"

"Excellent séjour. Les employés étaient accueillants. La chambre était propre et on avait un balcon. Parfaitement situé. Je le recommande! "

"Great hotel, would definitely stay again "

"Very thing was very good, excellent locationiny a cozy place, be prepare for the stairs no elevator "

"Location is excellent, lots of great shops and restaurants. We recommend joji right across the street. The hotel itself was nice. Not the best sound proofing but it didn’t bother us too much. Bathroom in our room was updated but the room itself could use fresh coat of paint. Staff were excellent . Overall we would stay there again, especially for the location. "

"Very well situated hotel with friendly staff"

"Highly recommend this hotel to everyone. We stayed for 8 nights and with kids. Area is very safe and good for large family. Staff are friendly. Every night they gave us different little surprises (chocolate, cookies, eye packs, serum, hand cream…) food from the restaurant and room service were very good. "

"I was in Paris traveling solo, and while I have been here many time, this was my first time staying near Bastille. The staff were all kind and helpful. The hotel is well situated near the Bastille metro, which is served by several useful lines around the city. My room was clean and quiet but *really*small, and it would have been useful to have been told that you must insert your key card into a slot near the door in order to turn on any lights! My one complaint was that there was one afternoon/evening when the only elevator was broken and I had to walk up six long and winding flights of stairs. Fortunately I am not elderly, have mobility issues, or wrestling with luggage at that time, as it would have been impossible to get to my room! In addition, there always seemed to be work being done, with alarm testing and construction. They were great about calling each guest to warn them about the alarm testing, but I had to squeeze around ladders, etc. "