Citadines Bastille Marais Paris

Have stayed here twice, both times in spacious rooms with good functionality and a lot of storage space. I've been to a number of aparthotels over the years, and I really don't think you can get a bigger room at this price range in central Paris (and probably this only lasts until they get round to upgrading the somewhat dated bathrooms). I quite like having the little dining table instead of the standard hotel room desk, along with the little kitchen it feels like a holiday rental. The staff we encountered were all excellent. I intend to book again.

Stayed at the room on the ground floor with access to the terrace. The room was clean but facilities were old. Dents and marks could see on the bath tub. But very good location, very close to bars.

Great location and friendly staff- yes the rooms are due a refurbish and are a bit tired and our heating wasn’t working it snowed that night and I was cold-but they supplied a heater the next day which was lucky as it snowed the next night and we were warm. The technician I suspect couldn’t fix the heating. |The laundry was also being renovated so we had to walk in the rain to a nearby Laundrette. But this would not be an issue once renovated.|We had 2 rooms and both were comfortable. I know as we were a family of 5 travelling we found the rooms perfect for our needs.|Supermarket close by and many restaurants to choose from.|Would stay again due to location.

This is in a very easy spot to get around the city. Supermarket close by, Bastille Market on Thursday and Sunday, as well. Staff was friendly and helpful. We did not eat their breakfast on site, so can't comment on that. Room was very clean, but as noted they could use a renovation, as they are tired from so much use. Towels could use an upgrade as well. Pretty thin. There was a small leak under the bathroom sink which we made the staff aware of as we left. It was not a big deal. Would stay again though.

We really happy with our stay. Not sure why there is a bad reviews on this hotel in google but for us, we enjoyed our stay and definitely will return to this hotel when we visit Paris again. We arrived slightly early around 1pm and by that time the room is not yet ready. The receptionist quickly instructed the house keeping to get our room ready. Within an hour around 2pm we are allowed to check in which is bonus for us! The room is spacious for Europe. We have enough space to store our large suitcases and still there is a space to room around. The kitchen is well equipped. They even gave us a complimentary chocolate as that time we’re celebrating my husband birthday. There is a free coffee and tea too at the hotel lobby. The location of the hotel is perfect for us and the metro station is just few steps away. Will come back and recommend people to book here!

Another hotel, where with the excuse of being ecofriendly has eliminated the daily cleaning: it is done once for a seven days stay. It seems that you can have extra cleaning at a cost. Fine with me, although I should have been clearly informed when booking. ||But I cant agree less about how superficial the cleaning was and even lesss with that only if you are very lucky they will come when you asked for. If not, as it was my case, they come to clean when they want.||One learns about similar “details” like the the low level of maintenance, specially in the bathroom (see pictures) not when booking, in the web pictures look fabulous, but during your stay. ||Or also, you will discover that it is not possible to make external calls even local calls (quite useful to book a table at some undiscovered good restaurants where reservations shall be made by phone and they just answer french ones). Or that at the end of September with less than 10C at night there were no heating system (yet) in the rooms.||Of course, in a place like this dont even think about finding any type of ammenities in the bathroom not even a small box of paper tissues or a shower cap. Or, by the way, a hand towel hanger conveniently located. ||During our stay it was also not always easy to solve in a rational way how to enter the hotel as your roomcard is needed to open the main entrance door. One night, just at 22 hours, one reception staff member shouted all the three groups of guest (two of them familys of four) to stay on line in the street, and to use each their key just for her security.||And all this in a hotel where the room costs several hundred euros per night, not for a few euros.||The positive side is the good location and the advantages of having a fairly well equipped kitchen, although a wine bottle doesn’t fit in the fridge door. Just as in an apartment of the thousand available for less euros in Paris where you can have others inconveniences but, for sure, you will not receive so many contradictory directions from an uncoordinated, and some of them unfrieldly, staff.

We had a great experience staying in this hotel. Our room was very clean and spacious (a rarity in Paris) and the hotel is located in a lovely neighborhood, walking distance to Bastille and with many easily accessible tube stations around! Shoutout to the two receptionists who let us leave our bags and collect them today around 3pm, they were super friendly and spoke perfect English and really made us feel welcomed in the hotel! Merci :)

enormous rooms by Paris standards. Kitchenette small but functional. laundry under renovation until December 2024. we stayed 9 nights. great area for normal priced food. Bastille very close.

Stayed here for a couple consecutive nights on 2 separate pre-paid bookings, booked direct and it was merely a mediocre experience. Found out the hard way, during the heatwave, that only certain hotels in Paris are air-conditioned, even within a same brand... The best part about the stay was that the property is air conditioned, although somewhat dated and needing some refurbishment... Check-in was slightly bumpy, initially being offered a room with a broken A/C, before being upgraded to a Deluxe Studio, featuring a balcony, supposedly due to having status with ASR. The studio itself is dated, and in need of either some deep cleaning and/or remodeling. The first studio had a weak A/C unit and the 2nd studio had a strong A/C. Water pressure in the shower was excellent, although the drain was a touch finnicky. Towels were on the thinner side. The mattress was on the firmer side and provided a great nights rest. My studio ended up with 2 twins (instead of a double or queen), which was fine, which meant more space for my carry on! The kitchen was extremely dated, although well-equipped, including a dishwasher, hood, crockery, fridge, and microwave. A kitchenette is a phenomenal way to get additional square footage, in an otherwise tight hotel room! There was a complimentary espresso maker in the lobby along with a laundry room that can be operated by the WeWash app. Breakfast was available for a fee. There are numerous bakeries and grocery stores within walking distance to get breakfast! The Metro is also merely a few minutes away by foot!

Paris is expensive. If you're like me, you probably want to be spending all your cash on delicious things to eat, fun things to do, and your lady (because you don't really bring anything else to the table). So check the Citadines out. It's not only affordable, but it comes with a little kitchen as well. We didn't do much cooking, but having a fridge means you can get yourself some breakfasty things at a nearby grocer and then you're only eating out 6 or 7 meals a day, as opposed to 8 or 9. It's clean and sunny, the shower works and the bed is decently comfortable. There's wi/fi in the lobby and an ethernet cable in the room. It's located in the Marais, which I love. And since the rate is not too bad at all, I'd definitely recommend it. Godspeed.

Horrible experience. The AC was broken during the Paris heatwave and the staff did nothing to resolve it. When we opened the window to try and help the temp in the room. The street noise was terrible. Long time at check in as the one person who was available spent the whole time arguing with another customer. Stay anywhere else.

Lovely place. Makes you feel at home. Friendly. Stayed 13 nights. Good location. Full kitchen

We're staying here with parents and it is fabulous - room is clean and comes with a kitchen, dishwasher and half the price of staying in a real "Hotel" Paris is pretty expensive and the idea of being to able to buy breakfast and dinner at the monoprix and eat in your room is not only fun but is 1/4 of the price. Decent Chablis and Bordeaux are around 6 or 7 Euros - the bread is out of this world - just watch out for the Americans and the unpasteurized cheese. Bastille has great connections for the metro and there is even a Metro - Breguet Sabin that is directly outside the building. The place is clean - free internet in the roo although their wireless is only available in the lobby. If you're thinkingof coming to Paris and staying with close friends or family - I cannot recommend Citadines - and this location highly enough!

I have never stayed somewhere with worse customer service. My toilet was overflowing and when I went down to the desk at 7:30 PM to request help, they told me that they had no maintenance workers on staff. I asked if they had a plunger to clean up myself, and of course they did not have one that I could use. I am currently in a hotel that I payed a substantial amount of money for with no toilet to use. It is ridiculous.

Stayed in Paris for 6 nights with a large group of college students. The front desk was always very helpful and surprisingly not very annoyed with us with our inability to speak French, being extremely loud at late hours, or when asking them to order us pizza at 2 in the morning. The hotel provides umbrellas which is nice because it rained half the days I was in Paris. The hotel is also located next to the metro echo his convenient but if you would rather walk everywhere it's a little slow by foot traffic, about a half hour away from the notre dame and maybe a little more than an hour to the Eiffel Tower

We stayed here recently on a long weekend in Paris after being placed here by Delta Vacations (we spent miles), and for the price, it was great. You should know that for better or worse, it is not a typical aged European hotel - it seems to be relatively new, and it's a very modern-style lobby that I would equate with a Courtyard hotel in the U.S. The rooms are not huge by any means, but they're also a little bigger than you might expect for a budget hotel in Paris. Ours had a bed alcove, room for a TV stand and a large writing desk, a small kitchenette "room", and a fairly large bathroom (again, by cheaper European standards). The staff speak many languages, there's free wired and wireless Internet, and there's an available continental breakfast (though at 12 or 14 Euro, I don't think it's worth it when there are plenty of cafes nearby). Maid service is optional and costs more, which was fine for us - we weren't staying long enough to require fresh linens, and not having to worry about when the maid wants to get in while you're on vacation is kind of freeing. The location is good - it's not terribly near to many classic tourist attractions (unless you count the Opera and the Bastille Place), but the Breguet Sabin metro stop is across the street, and Bastille (a short walk away) connects to even more lines. It's about a 20 minute stroll south to the river and the Latin Quarter, and Ile de la Cite, Notre Dame, etc, would be only another ten minutes or so. A short walk to the northwest is the charming market area of Enfants Rouges, and to the southwest is Les Rosiers - our favorite part of Paris and home to some of the world's best falafel, believe it or not - the Hotel de Ville, and, beyond that, Les Halles. Overall, if you're on a budget yet don't want a dingy closet of a room, I'd strongly recommend this place in Paris.