Paris 8th arrondissement-Elysee 3-star Hotels

The lighting is a display and the room is dark. The worst thing is that the extra bed is simply a trifle~ Samsung's hotel does not have a refrigerator, the bath water is hot and cold, happy?

It seems that we were upgraded to a twin room, but it was actually a double bed and a single bed. I guess it should have been a triple room. The hotel staff was very welcoming and had a good attitude! The location is very good, and it takes about 3-6 minutes to walk to the subway station Line 6, Line 2, and Line 1. You can see the side of the Arc de Triomphe when you go out. However, the breakfast is so-so, and there are not many varieties. You can book it according to your own preference! Overall, it is still highly recommended!

We stayed at the hotel in August 2024, we were very pleased! The hotel is intimate, cozy, the only thing missing in the room was a refrigerator) The location is excellent, close to all the attractions and the metro. Next time I will choose this hotel again, I recommend it.

a. The location is very good, with short distance from the subway. b. The reception service is nice and friendly. c. Facilities seemed too simple and the room is not comfortable enough. If full mark is 10, I would rate 6.5 It's not bad, bot can't say good.

The location of this hotel is really great! It is within a 10-minute walk from Famous Store Street, Printemps Department Store and Galeries Lafayette. There are also Asian cuisines such as Thai cuisine, Korean barbecue, Chinese cuisine, and Japanese restaurants nearby. It is also very close to the supermarket. The room is comfortable and elegant, and the front desk staff is friendly.

The location of this hotel is very good. It is near the opera house and all attractions can be reached on foot. It is not far from the subway station. It takes about 8 minutes to walk to the nearest subway station. The most important thing is that this area is very safe. Police patrols can often be seen. Maybe we are also more cautious and pay attention. I feel that Paris is not as chaotic as imagined. There is also a century-old western restaurant near the hotel. The taste is very good. The name of the restaurant is the picture in Figure 5. Environment: The hotel is not big, but it is quite new. We are very lucky. The hotel upgraded the largest room for us that day. The room is about 28 square meters. In Paris, where every inch of land is valuable, we can still have a large space in the room to open the suitcase, which is really great. And the room design is very artistic. Service: The French are really polite, and the service of the hotel was also very good at that time. Hygiene: Very clean Facilities: The space in the corridor out of the elevator is very small, and there is a half-floor staircase to carry luggage.

Good location in a relatively safe area. The hotel room is very small and almost soundproof. I was woken up by the upstairs in the middle of the night. A male front desk staff was very cold! I called to communicate about early check-in. I said the wrong hotel name the first time and he hung up the phone. No matter how many times I called later, the other party hung up directly, which was very time-consuming. Later, I asked a local colleague to call and said that if the room had not been booked before, it could be checked in advance, but it turned out that I was told that the room was not ready when I arrived, but at the same time, another person added breakfast on the spot and the room was ready immediately (I didn't choose it after reading the comments that the breakfast was very simple). The room is very small. Except for towels, paper cups, tissues, and a bottle of water, there are no other consumables. Check out on time at 11 o'clock, and you will not be allowed to stay even for an hour, saying that the room is full. The room I live in has a balcony, and the balcony looks empty next door at night. The overall experience is very average.

The room is small, but if you are mainly going out, it is not a big problem if you don't stay in the hotel. Advantages... It is very convenient to get in and out. There is a subway hub downstairs. You can buy a pass and go anywhere. Opposite is the high-speed rail station, which is also convenient for going to surrounding cities. Galeries Lafayette is a 10-minute walk away. The Louvre and Orsay are 30 minutes' walk away.

The location was great, about a one-minute walk from the Madeleine Church. I walked everywhere. Not only was it easy to take the subway, but it was also close to the RAR Auber station, so it was convenient to go to the outlets and Disney. There was always a staff member at the front desk, and they were very welcoming, so even women could stay here without worry. There was a minibar, and the room was very clean. The only disappointment was that the safe was broken and I couldn't use it.

Astoria Hotel pleasantly surprised me with its value and charm. The rooms, while simple, were clean and comfortable, providing a cozy retreat after a day of exploring Paris. The friendly staff went above and beyond to ensure a pleasant stay, offering helpful recommendations and prompt service. The central location was convenient for accessing local attractions, and the complimentary breakfast provided a decent start to the day. Astoria Hotel offers a budget-friendly option without compromising on essential comforts. Overall, a reliable choice for those seeking affordability and a welcoming atmosphere.