2-Sterne-Hotels in Paris 3. Arrondissement-Temple

Отдыхала с парнем, кровать на верху подходит для двоих хоть по фото может казаться маленькой. Апартаменты для двоих с удобствами которые позволяют жить здесь более чем неделю , было комфортно. Есть утюг, микроволновая печь, фен и тд. Наличие спального места снизу приятный бонус на случай если двоя человек не спят вместе, спасибо разложили диван и застелили. Расположение удачное, 10 мин и ты окружен достопримечательностями)). С удовольствием приедем еще.

Die Lage ist sehr gut, in der Nähe gibt es eine Wohnstätte, ein Supermarkt und ein Salon. Es gibt genug kalte Luft, das Bett ist komfortabel und das Warmwasser ist gut. Aber der Sicherheitsmann ist schlecht, die Bewahrer sind Französisch, die falsche Wand ist falsch, die Tür ist oft offen.

Location is perfect,in the central Paris.It saved me a lot of time for traveling. The studio is small but has all the necessities needed, a coffee machine, a microwave and an induction. It would be better to have a washer. Overall, it was a comfortable and convenient stay.I would like to come back later.

A beautiful apartment! Providing everything we need🫶🏻 Good location, quiet at night👍🏼 The email said I would receive information about check-in and access to the apartment 7 days prior to my arrival, but I didn’t receive any information until a day before my arrival. I emailed them and didn’t get their reply until a day before my arrival. I was so worried. However, everything went well after they contacted me. We love the apartment and we slept very well.

地點絕佳又安全離景點都很近走路可到，但是在四樓沒有電梯，廚房及浴室的排水似乎乎在一起而且不順很慢會積水

This studio loft apartment was exactly as represented in photos and descriptions. It was an acceptable size for the 2 of us. The kitchen functioned, but was just the bare minimum facility. No microwave. Only a few dishes and 2 cookware for the induction stove. A mini fridge with freezer shelf. The bathroom was larger and nicer than expected compared to the rest of the space. The sofa bed was ok - not really comfortable for us, but it worked. The listing stated there was air conditioning, but it’s actually only available during official summer season and that could’ve been made more clear on the listing. Even though the French and other Europeans may be used to not having air conditioning all the time, I feel like they forget that Americans are used to it and generally expect it. To us if a place has air conditioning, it’s a permanent thing that would be available all year long, not something that would actually be removed from the property part of the year. The weather was unusually warm for that time of year and with the Sun beating in the large windows it got quite hot in the room during the day. It really would’ve been nice to have a fan at least. We were unable to figure out how to connect to the WiFi with the instructions given, but it really wasn’t necessary enough to bother with asking about it and spending time trying to figure it out. One other frustration in the space was how the cabinets beside the sofa bed open. It seemed to us that they would be more functional if they all opened in the opposite direction than they currently do. It would also be nice if you’d include a instruction manual on how to use the washer/dryer. We ended up looking it up online. European appliances are so different from the ones in America, most of your American guests will have no idea how to work it. Other than all that, we really loved the room for our stay.