We stayed there for 3 nights. We were worried after reading some of the reviews, but were pleasantly surprised. We were able to check in late after a long trip. The front desk is open till 11 pm, so as long as you make it there before then you should be fine. We had no problems checking in, but while we were waiting we heard many complaints, one of which was about rooms not being cleaned. When we got into the room we were happy with what we saw. The room was really nice, clean and spacious. The sofa bed in main area was pulled out the whole time, but if you fold it up there would be even more room. The sofa bed looked like a full size and the bed in the other room was either a queen or king. We had 4 adults so the bed size was great and the room was a decent size for European hotel.. The bathroom was huge compared to other hotels I've been at or seen. We had a balcony that looked out onto the other side of hotel or some building and an alley, but view in the distance of the morning sunrise was pretty. Kitchenette was stocked with dishes, pans, cups and silverware and had a flat top stove. They even had dish detergent and a mini dishwasher and the fridge was clean. The cleaning people don't come every day which was fine for us cause then we knew people weren't in our room while we were away. The train station was about a 10 minute walk from hotel. The train will take you into Paris and all over.
Now for the cons of the hotel/room. Not enough towels for everyone, not even one per person. Maybe take your own in case (like we did). Also might be a good idea to bring spare toilet paper as well (as we did). We read where they charge you extra euro for towels and toilet paper. Our room had a water heater in the closet but we never heard it click on and after 2 people showered the other 2 got cold showers. Breakfast was 10 euros and was not a very good selection for the price. Wifi is available for a fee and only works in lobby.