Cosmotel Hotel

The hotel was excellent. It was conveniently located from the Strasbourg St Denis Station which is an interchange for line 4, 8 and 9, giving you direct access to Les Halles, Opera and Champs Elysee and Trocadero without having to change trains. The station and area were lively even at midnight so you wouldn’t have to worry about walking late in the night from the station to the hotel. It is definitely worth it for time is money when you travel. In terms of the rooms and amenities, the triple room we stayed in is spacious by Paris standard with two beds and is located on an annexed building facing the quieter inner court, although at the price of some walking up the stairs. Equipped with a TV, a closet with coat hangers, a desk, a safe and refrigerator, you wouldn’t have to worry about storing the food you buy during your trip, which is great as not all hotels in Paris come with a refrigerator. The bathroom was pristine and adequately-sized with a large mirror, heating, hairdryer and good lighting. As for the service, we were always supplied with clean towels and sufficient toilet papers, and it always feels refreshing to come back to a well-polished room after a tiresome day of sightseeing. What most impressed us, however, was the personnel there, all of them was exceptionally helpful, assisting us with carrying the luggage up the stairs and calling a taxi to airport. We are so tempted to book this place again if we ever return!

Super friendly and accommodating staff. Felt really at ease. Too bad we got awakened by construction noises at 8am on the dot, but I guess it gave us more time to visit the city

The friendly reception staff were amazing and made a huge difference to our 3 day Paris trip - great advice for getting to tourist spots (routes & travel) and places to eat. The hotel is basic, very clean and positioned very close to the Metro (2 mins walk away). If you need a room just to sleep in the evenings, this is the place to stay.

From the moment I arrived, I was so welcomed by the staff! There are a lot of stairs and the elevator only goes to some of ithe floors because the hotel is actually two old buildings joined together. But the front desk helped me, arthritic knees and all, to get my bags up to my room on the fifth floor. I was late to breakfast on the second day, but they let me eat and drink, anyway! It's a good thing, too, because I never got lunch. My wallet was stolen so I spent all day making police reports, shutting off my credit cards, and going to the embassy for an emergency passport. When I got back to the hotel, where I'd left my bags, the guys at the front desk listened to my story and insisted on getting me tea and encouraging me to take some food from the fridge in the breakfast dining room. So kind, and above and beyond!

Great location. Very clean and well maintained hotel, rooms and bathroom. The staff are super helpful and nice. Definitely recommend.

Simply a wonderful throwback hotel! The staff were absolutely fantastic - I mean just wonderful. The room we had was excellent, great size for an older style European hotel (it was actually larger than expected), it had a great view of the city AND a balcony (so needless to say my wife was ecstatic). It also had A/C and a 1/3 size fridge to store leftovers and cold drinks. That being said, there are a number of steps from the main floor hall (street access) to the hotel's main desk ...... not a deal breaker but something you be aware of if you require a lift or have trouble with stairs. Second thing, this is managed like a old time hotel - so they still use ACTUAL room keys, that you must turn into the front desk every time you leave the hotel (not a big deal but something to be aware of). To sum it up - we stayed for 13 days and loved every minute of it. I would stay here again in heartbeat (and very likely will next summer).

An excellent inexpensive hotel for a family holiday in Paris. Clean, quiet, 50 meters to the metro. There are many supermarkets nearby. Refrigerator in the room. The downside is that the sweet breakfast is not tasty, but thanks to the large number of cafes nearby this is not a problem. Entrance to the hotel is only by calling the receptionist - it would be more convenient to open the door yourself using the key.