HOTEL DES GRANDS VOYAGEURS, Paris – A Smart Stay in the City

The hotel is in a bit of an odd location, requiring a walk through a hall where the maids store their vacuum, but it's very central in Paris and convenient for exploring. The rooms are very small, which didn't fit our taste, but the service was friendly with exemplary cleanliness. The dining options are ok but with limited choices, and some alternatives nearby were more affordable. The location is excellent for everything Paris has to offer, with great access to transportation and local amenities.

The hotel had a peaceful atmosphere despite the tired-looking rooms that were quite small but adequate, with some privacy concerns. The service was a mix of friendly and impolite interactions. Its excellent location near a metro station offered convenience with a slight drawback of noise. The dining experience was satisfactory, but with limited choices. Overall, a decent stay with a few drawbacks.

I found the hotel to be a mix of positives and negatives. The room I stayed in was quite small, but my friends who had a triple room enjoyed spacious accommodation. The service throughout the hotel was amazing and staff went out of their way to make guests feel welcomed. The location was superb, just a stone's throw away from the Saint Placide Metro station and surrounded by many sightseeing spots and shopping options. The dining experience was satisfactory but could offer more variety. Overall, a good choice for a convenient stay with some room for improvement.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were very clean & tidy, which was great, but I found used shampoo bottles and used dairy cream on the coffee tray, which was a letdown. The service was a bit hit or miss - the free Wi-Fi was a pleasant surprise, but staff weren't helpful with inquiries. The location was great for exploring Paris, with only some staff being unfriendly during my arrival from Gare de Montparnasse. The dining was not up to the mark except for breakfast, which had a decent selection. Overall, a stay with both positives and negatives.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. While the room initially had a bed that was too short for me, I was later moved to a better room with a longer bed. The outside of the room was a bit worn and made of semi-quality materials, but the hotel's location on rue de rennes was superb, just steps away from two Metro lines and surrounded by great restaurants and bakeries. The service was exceptional, with multilingual staff who were friendly and very helpful, although their internal passenger transport service seemed overpriced. The dining options were varied and tasteful, offering delicious French mini croissants, but the overall dining experience was just fair. The facilities were decent, and I appreciated the proximity to popular Parisian attractions like St Germain de pres and Jardin du Luxembourg.