Find hotels near Pavillon de l’Arsenal, Paris from NT$5,594

"didn’t get breakfast, but bartenders and other staff memebers were always very nice and very helpful, good coffee and great cognac."

"Unfortunately, our stay was ruined by bed bugs in our room. In the mornings for our first two nights we had woken up with bites around our bodies, we did not think too much of it and wondered if we had gotten mosquitoes bites or some other insect. However after the third night and continued new bites appearing we went and checked in the bed and found bed bugs crawling around. We notified the host and they offered a refund but we would have to leave the property as they had nothing else available. We decided to sleep on the floor of the room as we were unable to find any other accommodations on such short notice. The disinfectant process for all of our belongings was nothing short of hell. The room and location were great, but ruined for obvious reasons. Do not recommend."

"The entire staff was excellent from greeting us on the street to check in to the hotel restaurant- everyone seemed completely committed to treating us with the utmost respect and generosity. Everyone was eager to please and make sure our stay was the very best."

"We went in the middle of a refurb, very basic space. Great location for getting around and plenty of stuff near by"

"Hotel breakfast was a great price for all it offered. Staff cleaned up the room and gave fresh linens everyday! Lovely experience! "

"Breakfast was a nice, traditional buffet breakfast "

"Love the place and location."

"This property checked all the boxes for a great stay! Elevator, nice size room and comfortable bed, quiet, nice updated bathroom with heated towel rack and walk-in shower. Lovely area of the city."

"The worst hostel I have ever stayed in. The shared bathrooms were filthy - insects and hair - and it is almost impossible to clean properly as the water is so tightly regulated that only continued button pressing during a shower will allow you to clean properly. One night I am pretty sure I saw someone sleeping in the common room. The rooms themselves are so poorly designed from an air circulation perspective that the windows have to be open all night. The cubbies in the rooms are too small for even the smallest of carry on bags. And one has to pay extra for everything, from secure storage before you check in to the locks used in the rooms to the sad towels. All told, a hostel doing the absolute minimum. Avoid unless you are one of the many nineteen year olds running around each floor living your dorm room dreams."