Hotel Paris Louvre Opera * * *

My dauther had an issue with the staff on Friday. She booked a room for the night before our stay, but the guy upon check-in was too insistent and intrusive - he insisted in having my dauther private number and email address, facebook account, etc. He asked a lot of questions on her work, her contact in Paris, etc; he checked the number and email address given upon booking insisting for having her private contact details. In addition, the only room available was the one close to the reception (on the same floor), where the mobiles were not able to work at all. My dauther was not confortable with the situation (the guy, the room, the mobiles out of service) and she was obliged to leave the hotel and find an alternative solution. The guy then asked her where she was supposed to go. I of course reserve to highlight what happened to the direction

Very expensive for the size of the room - very disappointing

Our room was quite small

(1)very narrow and limited space in rooom and everywhere (2)difficult to enter into room

Very small room with bathroom downstairs and staircase to very small attic room. Not very convenient .

Very small and uncorfortable rooms. No room for breakfast Some of the staff was quite inefficient

No fruit, either fresh or dried, available for breakfast.

Would be a useful service if there was internet access available at the hotel so you could check in and print your boarding passes before your flight. But I think there is an internet cafe where you can do this somewhere nearby anyway. It is probably not so much a hotel for kids and families, but excellent for couples, young professionals, seniors and in my case, single travellers.

The new man on reception was useless, not interested in helping and had no knowledge of the hotel or general knowledge of things such as shuttle services etc. i found him ignorant of what hotel reception services should be and unwilling to attempt to answer questions.

Breakfast very tight sortiment served right in the lobby in uncomfortable place. At the breakfast the meat served was smelling terrible, tasting terrible. Advised the waiter about it. It was very bad experience indeed. Already at 8 a. m there was no egg availéable. After several hours it was bad to think back about it. .. .Price: 159 € is much too much for the small room which was accessible only through stairs (after using the eleveator too)

The room we had (N°313) was reallyTOO small; no space for luggages, absolutely no space in the wardrobe to put personal belongings for two people! We decide to change hotel after the second night! The rate was incredibly high considering the situation. I'm very surprised that the Best Western is supporting an hotel like this!

No visual aspect to the beauty of Paris, a little out of the way, minimal assistance with luggage, not all staff either comfortable or willing to speak in English. bathrooms are very small. preferable if all bathrooms had a bath and shower and if not this should be made clear as when booking it appears all rooms have both facilities.

Breakfast did not cater for my husband who is a celiac (unable to eat gluten) more on the poor side plus the room was small but sufficient.

Small room

Very limited storage space in room. Limited breakfast buffet. Exorbitant priced drinks in local bars, although this is no fault of the hotel.

At 182. 00 Euro per night, the cost was expensive considering the size of the room. However, this is not really a con. My husband and I are just not used to the cost of living being so high and the small spaces. Again, this is a total "tourist" complaint. .. We loved the hotel!!!!!

Nil

Beds are small.