Hotels near Theatre de Dix Heures

"We didn't took breakfast"

"Staff were friendly and helpful, giving good recommendations for sightseeing and food, as well as help with safety for solo female travelling and where to avoid at night. The rooms were lovely and the bed was unbelievably soft comfortable, it made getting up difficult! "

"Beautiful room great location "

"Stayed w my nieces at a nice room with two queen beds. Awesome variety of breakfast. The front of the hotel is being renovated only issue. "

"We enjoyed our stay at Aparthotel Quartier Libre Saint Georges. The property was clean, comfortable, and adequate for our needs. Our luggage was lost during the trip, and the front desk host, Cyrelle, was very kind and absolutely great in helping us find a store to buy new clothes. She spoke excellent English and made our stay wonderful and fulfilling. We would be happy to stay there again."

"Friendly service and rooms modern and work well"

"Room was clean, but wreaked of cigarette smell despite it being a non-smoking room. Absolutely the kindest and most helpful staff available at all times. Central location to tour every part of Paris. "

"Broken everything. Asked 3 days to fix the light. Nothing happened. Toilet doesn’t flash, broken ceiling, half hanging light, broken base board corner. Shower door too small. Washroom is wet every time after shower even be very careful. "

"Nice hotel, sleepless nights My daughter and I were in Paris for a few days to celebrate my birthday and I booked this hotel as it was close to Moulin Rouge, which we had tickets for. I read the reviews and most were acceptable and I noticed it had sound proofing and other reviewers had said it was quiet, but perhaps they meant on a quiet street. There was no sound proofing at all as the walls were paper thin. I could hear the guest in the room next to me who had a mobile phone on all the time and had messages coming through throughout the night. My daughter is very sensitive to noise so did not sleep at all the first night. She was offered a room on the 4th floor (having previously been on the 2nd floor), which she accepted of course, thinking this would be better but it was not. We spoke to the receptionist and the manager. Although he was apologetic, he was very blase about the whole thing even to the point of asking "why did you book then"? I BOOKED BECAUSE THE HOTEL WAS ADVERTISED AS BEING SOUND PROOFED! On checking out, there was no offer of any goodwill gesture or refund for one night which could have been offered, especially as the manager was around when we were checking out. So, if you want a nice, boutique hotel and don't mind hearing other guests then book this hotel. I believe if you have rooms on the right, ending in "3" these are quieter but I would not risk booking again just to find this out."