Hotel Audran in Paris

There are plenty of restaurants nearby, but it's quite a hike uphill. The hotel is also a reasonable distance from the subway station, so overall it's pretty good. Check-in was surprisingly casual; they didn't even ask for my passport, just handed me the key directly, and there was no deposit required.

Good location, very friendly service from everyone, able to leave suit cases all day on our last day, easy access to metro, rooms were a reasonable size, lots of eating places lose by. the hotel provided a reasonable priced breakfast with good service.

Small but clean room with AC and daily linen changes. Friendly and always-available staff at the front desk. Great, well-connected location with all the essentials nearby.

Excellent location. Very friendly staff. The room was basic but perfectly adequate. We were able to rest peacefully and without any issues. The bathroom was super clean, and so was the room. While they changed the towels daily, the room floor wasn't cleaned during our entire stay (or at least, it wasn't noticeable). The breakfast is basic but decent, and in our case, it was more than enough. Definitely worth considering in Paris, given its excellent price.

Excellent location, nice staff. Highly recommend!

Stopped there for one night with my son whilst doing a mini European tour, great staff whom were very accommodating and pleasant. Breakfast was great too.

I stayed at this hotel for a few nights and unfortunately had a disappointing experience. I checked in after midnight following a long day of travel and, being exhausted, didn’t double-check whether I’d been given the room I actually paid for. The next morning, I woke up early for a 5am bike tour and noticed something felt off, but I was too tired to fully process it. When I returned from the tour and tried to nap, I was woken by loud noise from the hallway, followed by a call from reception saying someone needed to come into my room to fix the air conditioning—something I wasn’t even aware was an issue. I was half-asleep but let them in because they insisted.

The next morning, I was woken up again—this time by very loud noise from the room next door. I finally checked my booking on Trip.com and realized I hadn’t been given the room I reserved, which included a city view. I went to reception and explained the issue. The man at the front desk told me very bluntly that the hotel prioritizes placing families in rooms next to each other and that, because I was traveling alone, I was not a priority. That’s why I didn’t get the room I paid for.

This was extremely disappointing—not only because I didn’t receive what I booked, but also because of the lack of communication and the way the situation was handled. I understand that room adjustments happen, but to downgrade a guest without informing them, then justify it by saying they’re “not a priority” is simply unacceptable.
The location is great, but unfortunately, the service and disregard for guest comfort left me feeling very unwelcome.