Hôtel Cabane - Orso Hotels Reviews

Good location, very close to the tube station. Service was okay, though sometimes the person behind the bar would disappear. Overall a good stay.

Great place, fair price for what you get. Normal small rooms, but is just the benchmark for Parisian hotels so just don't expect a suite in this city :D

It's a good place to live, but the location is convenient to many places to eat around. There is a croissant shop opposite with good bread, and there is a very good KEBAB downstairs.

Overall it's pretty good, the front desk is very welcoming and the transportation is very convenient

The location is very good, right next to the subway entrance, and the hotel is very quiet

Beautiful central hotel a stone's throw from metro 13, kind and friendly staff attentive to all requests.

Lovely hotel, well decorated, with very thick towels. Firm bed. Big downside: the soundproofing. I had a room on the street and you can clearly hear the garbage trucks passing by on Sunday morning. If the neighbor above you drops something, you can hear it. But the worst is the metro, which you can feel/hear passing just below. From what the receptionists say, the 1st and 2nd floors are affected, not above. Needless to say, I had a terrible night as a light sleeper...

The location of the hotel is very convenient, just 100 meters away from the subway station. The front desk service is very nice and the price/performance ratio is high. However, the room is a bit small. If you have poor sleep quality, this hotel is not recommended. The bed will vibrate when the subway starts working in the morning.

I don't really like the environment and layout of this hotel. There is no table except the coffee table in the room, and there is no place to put luggage. The toilet and bath are separated. The toilet is next to the entrance door. It is a sliding door but there is a gap. The shower curtain can only be separated from the bed and cannot be completely private. If someone walks from the bed to the door to use the toilet, they can see you taking a shower. There was no place to put clothes in the shower, so I moved a small stool beside the bed to put them there. The windows and doors can be opened and the head can be stretched out, but it is not a balcony. I don't know how the air conditioner in the room works. It's very cold as soon as it is turned on, and it doesn't work even if it is turned down. It happened to rain that night and it was a bit cool, and it was quite boring without driving. Breakfast was average. There was a clerk who was very friendly but didn't understand English very well. There are not many choices to eat, basically just croissants, Danish bread and some yogurt. Might as well go out to eat. For the price in the center of Paris, this is probably the price. I don't want to stay here again. However, the subway is not far away. There are also Love supermarkets and some fruit breakfast restaurants nearby. I heard that it is a residential area. There is a Vietnamese noodle shop not far away that is open late. Although the store is small, the waiter can speak Chinese, English and French. You can dine in or take away. If you are staying here, you can try it.

I couldn't find it at first because there was only the name of the hotel printed on the wall; the most obvious sign is the tall yellow flag. Once you see it, you're there. The hotel is very close to the subway station, just 1-2 minutes walk. There are a lot of places to eat and Chinese fast food restaurants nearby. I can't find a photo of the room, but it's generally quite big. It was probably just renovated in July, so the smell is a bit strong. PS. If you like to drink hot water, remember to buy a travel kettle, which can be boiled for drinking... French hotels rarely have kettles for boiling hot water.