Pavillon Opera Lafayette

Less than so so.....

When I arrived before noon and try to check in but they said room is not ready and asked me go out for lunch and come back. I had to meet my friend and gone for at once and returned at 7:00PM and front person gave me wrong key and never apologized me, and front asked me wait at lobby so I have to wait until room is ready. The next morning other front person asked me to do register work again because the front paeson of last night losted my register paper. TV volume is locked(or broken) and too high.It was uncomfortable but I leave it there because I stayed for just two night. I never recommend this hotel and never stay this hotel again!!

nothing special

Hotel very hard to find. Several blocks from Metro stop. Very small hotel, furniture old. Not super clean, employees not friendly. Would not stay here again.

A good option just for sleep

I friend and I spent some days in Paris at this hotel, and found that it was a good value for our money since it was good, cheap and clean, however, I can’t say it had a very confortable room, actually it was pretty small. Nevertheless, it was ok if you are looking for a room just for sleep. The shower was very little and you can not move freely while you are in it, and so it’s easy to mess with the curtain because the close spaces. The breakfast is ok, they have bread, some juices, yogurt, milk, coffe, etc. The staff was friendly and helpful. Something that disliked me, was that at my arrival I had a hard time trying to find the hotel, it was not easy to find. I placed a call to the hotel and the desk person gived me guidelines on how to reach it, but since her first language wasn’t english I was unable to understand her at all (she spelled a name of a street which actually was not the correct pronunciation), so I never found a street name she told me to look on and after aproximatley 1 or 2 hrs of trekking the zone, thanks god, finally found the hotel street (not the one she told me to look). Take a look on the traveler tips section for guidelines on how to reach the hotel.

Traveler's tip

This is the path I followed everyday to the hotel. Take the underground (metro) to cadet. Then find the street called rochechouart (This was the mispelled street name) and walk to north. Like three or four blocks later you will find the hotel’s street (Rue de la tour d’Auvergne) Turn left and aproximately at the middle of the block you will find some red pendants on a building that say’s something like hotels premium (On the outside it’s not advertised like Sylvia Opera anywhere).