Ulasan Hôtel Brittany

Broken heater showing 04 degrees for heating when it’s -5 degrees outside

Everything was amazing

Not bad!

There were three of us staying, but the elevator was just big enough for three people, so we had to go up twice if we had suitcases. The room was spacious enough, but it was an attic-like room on the 7th floor, so it wasn't very practical. We were only staying there to sleep, so it wasn't a problem... We checked out early in the morning, but the fire door got stuck in the floor and wouldn't open, and there was only one person at the front desk, so it wasn't smooth sailing. The view of Montmartre church was nice.

The Paris Hotel was indeed the longest stay of this trip. With shopping in mind, we chose a hotel in the city, close to department stores. The positive experience of this stay started with the taxi driver. Due to a flight delay, we arrived close to midnight. The check-in driver was incredibly nice and immediately confirmed my information (he even addressed me by name, which was a real plus). The hotel was undergoing renovations, but it didn't affect our stay. The room was new, well-equipped, and the windows had a French feel. The location is also fantastic, with two metro stations just steps away. The staff kept the room clean every day for our three-night stay. A special thank you to the driver on the day shift. He was incredibly friendly and wished us a nice day every day. Check-out was scheduled for 11:00, but knowing we had an evening flight, he told us we could check in before 12:00, so we didn't need to worry. He was incredibly kind. I highly recommend this hotel; it's an excellent value. I'd definitely stay here again next time I visit Paris.

Paris Hotel Lightning Protection [Worst hotel living experience] Price: The price difference between Ctrip and *********** is 500+. I found out that Ctrip was cheaper a few days before my trip, so I ended up booking with Ctrip instead; Room: I booked a 20-square-meter room, but I was shocked. Nearly half of the stuffed chicken was in the corridor, and the suitcase couldn't even be opened in the corridor. It was so weird (see picture P1) Facilities: There are no slippers and toothbrushes in the room. You need to bring your own. The towels are dirty and obviously old. Service: The best thing is the service staff. The front desk is quite enthusiastic. Summary: Everyone should choose somewhere else. There are many options in Haussmann Avenue at this price.

I can barely speak either French or English, but they were very accommodating to me. I felt bad that I couldn't speak much. For breakfast, I decided the menu for the next morning the day before and wrote it down on paper. The room was clean and the wallpaper was cute, so I had a comfortable stay. There were a lot of shops around the hotel, but it wasn't noisy. There were many bakeries that were busy from the morning.

The room should be considered very big in Paris. I had a family room on the top floor. The room was a bit small and I could see the Sacré-Cœur, which was a nice view. The area where the children sleep is separated from the adults by the bathroom, so they are both private. The elevator is very small, but that's the case in Paris. The front desk is very welcoming and friendly to Chinese people. The room comes with complimentary capsule coffee, which tastes good. You must drink it before running every day. The location is very good. There are two subway stations to choose from. I didn't try the blue buns downstairs, but there are still people waiting for a table, which can be used as a landmark to mark the hotel's location. There is a Carrefour nearby, the food is cheap and you can buy breakfast. It is less than 1000m away from Paris Printemps, Galeries Lafayette and Moulin Rouge... There is a kettle in the room! This is rare. Of course, you need to bring your own slippers, toothpaste and toothbrush.

All ok, great hotel in a strategic area. Metro line 12 very close. Room ok, very quiet. Friendly staff and excellent services.

It's close to the subway station and near the Rue des Martyrs, so there's no problem with food. I don't think it was stated, but there was a kettle in the room, which was helpful. It was a small room for one person on the top floor (the ceiling beams were diagonal, but I could see outside), but the design was stylish and I'm glad I stayed there.

The location was great. I was able to enjoy Paris right away.