Hotel Paris Villette, Paris

Initially, the rooms seemed a little dated, and it got pretty stuffy during the night, forcing me to keep the windows open and resort to a cold wet towel around my neck due to the extreme heat. However, the rooms were very clean. The service was a bit of a mix; the staff could gauge the guests' needs based on the month of the year and kindly warned us about the area not being the best in Paris, which we appreciated, but they were quite uninterested and rude overall. The location, despite being good and safe with easy access to the metro station, turned into a hassle during the metro strike, taking up to 1 hour and 40 minutes to the city center by bus. However, for 336 euros for 4 nights with breakfast included, it was a good deal in a quiet area. The dining options were underwhelming with the same basic selection every day, and unexpected charges were added to our bill. The hotel has a pool but lacked exciting dining experiences.

The hotel is conveniently located with easy metro access to tourist attractions. The rooms, although spacious, faced the street and were a bit stuffy and hot. The service was polite and helpful, but not overly enthusiastic. The dining experience offered the same breakfast options daily. The facilities were average with additional charges added to the bill.

My stay at this hotel was a mix of positives and negatives. The location turned out to be perfect for my needs, being right across from Cent Quatre and close to the metro. However, the room had some drawbacks with no air conditioning, making it uncomfortably warm during my stay. The smaller-sized room didn't offer much respite despite the relatively affordable price of 60 euros per day without breakfast.

The hotel had decent facilities in the rooms, but they were not the biggest. It became very hot with no air conditioning, and the front desk provided no solution but to open the window, leading to noise issues due to traffic. The service was helpful and nice, although not exceptionally friendly. The location was suitable, not in the city center and affected by a metro strike, but with decent access to key spots. Dining options were cheap but decent, and the hotel provided freshly baked croissants at an extra cost.