Really active location, I recommend room on higher floors.

Our reason for staying was since it was the cheapest hotel we found. It was a good 30 minute walk from the city centre but good access via the metro and the 72 bus.

This hotel was awful to say the least. The staff was rude, when we arrived there were beds and cleaning crews everywhere. In the halls big bags of towels and mattresses were left around in the hallways. My boyfriend was sick and I went downstairs to ask for tea and they made me make it myself in the hotel kitchen at 11:00pm at night. The breakfast is too expensive for what it is, which is basically juice, a croissant, horrible coffee and a piece of bread for 6 euro. When we asked for another croissant they said no and gave us half a piece of bread. I would not reccomend this hotel to anyone.

The hotel was in a very good location ... two metro stations right around the corner, about ten minutes to Bastille. There was a small square with bakeries, caffés, McDonald and all other stuff. It´s also about fifteen minutes from Pére Lachaise cemetery (there´s Edith Piaf´s grave etc.).
Hotel staff was really nice, always understanding and helpfull - we arrived to Paris at about nine and the ckeck-in was at two o´clock - there was no problem with leaving our bags there. They took care of them, nothing was missing.
There is TV in the room with six French Channels, clean towels evey day + the bathroom was cleaned too.
If you could choose a room, and want quiet room, book room that has windows to Rue Godefroy Cavaignac no to Rue Charonne - Rue Charonne is really busy street.

We didn´t have breakfast there, so I can´t tell you what´s served, but there is this possibility.

I would definitely recommend this hotel to young people (couples especially), who want a hotel near centre for a really nice price.