L'Hôtel des Métallos

The hotel is in a hip neighborhood with great bars and restaurants. Close to the Metro too.Room #3 is pretty noisy at times. Mostly with people walking by and talking late into the night.Avoid this room if you are a light sleeper. The staff are mostly nice but wouldn’t or couldn’t change my room because of the noise. The room I was in is quirky with a small shower that is a step up. Clean enough though.

This was my second stay here and I was not disappointed. The location is perfect, in the middle of vibrant oberkampf - you can go out at night just in the street where the hotel is - you have great bars and restaurants. |The rooms are ok, clean and just as you need for Paris. Toilet is a big small but as one person I totally do not mind. You can add breakfast for 10 euros and it is much cheaper than places around. |Staff is very kind, friendly and professional. |And the price is extremely good for Paris range.

This hotel is one of the best deals in the heart of Paris. I paid only $83/night, far below what one would pay for a comparable room in a comparable location in say, New York City, at the same time of year. Its location in the heart of Paris is excellent, with many top-notch boulangeries, pâtisseries, and restaurants within walking distance. A well-stocked Aldi is within walking distance with low-priced, high-quality groceries. Paris' main attractions are a short metro ride away. The front desk staff is friendly and efficient.||My room was a large, quiet ground floor room. (Tip: Request a ground floor room to get in and out of the hotel quickly.) Although this hotel is classified as a three-star hotel, the room and hotel amenities were a notch below the other three-star hotels (like Accor and Kyriad) at which I stayed in France. The room is bright in the daytime with its large windows, but it is somewhat poorly lit after dark (especially the bathroom). The room lacks space on which to place your non-luggage items (such as phones, brochures, and food) other than the small desk. Like most hotel rooms in Europe, the room lacks carpeting, which can be hard on your feet and legs if you're not used to it.

We stayed at the Metallos hotel for 2 nights, with our 16 year old granddaughters. We had a double and a twin room. Admittedly the rooms were small, but then apart from very expensive hotels most rooms in cheaper hotels in Paris usually are . The room and shower room were spotless. The double bed was very large and incredibly comfortable and linen was good quality., there was fan in the room. The shower was excellent, better than most I've used in far more expensive hotels. The staff were welcoming and helpful.|There were lots of restaurants nearby and good transport connections.|Look forward to staying at Hotel Metallos again.

Quaint and cozy little hotel on a one-way, cobbled street. Friendly, kind staff at the front desk, and I was glad that they were bilingual and spoke English. The room was typically on the smaller side but clean with a clean bathroom featuring a hot shower, spotless loo, and fresh towels. I give it 4-stars, because the breakfast was, sadly and unexpectedly, not great and not worth the €10 they charged. Plus, on the final day of my stay, the promised free WiFi didn’t connect at all and the young man at the front desk didn’t seem to care at all in a most Gallic fashion.

Great location for Paris with clean, comfortable rooms at a very reasonable price. Hotel was conveniently situated close to several metro stations and is just a 20 minute walk to Notre Dame. Plenty of shops, restaurants, etc within walking distance. Hotel was clean and quiet with reception staff helpful and pleasant.

This hotel is absolutely more hostel standard than hotel and personally I wouldn’t recommend. The rooms are too small for adults and luggage. The room was falling apart and everything is very limited and bog standard… smallest pillow per person, bare minimum towels and no room amenities. We considered packing up and moving hotels. Spend a little more and stay somewhere better.

The location was simply perfect. Staff has been extremely kind and helpful. The breakfast, to pay 10 euro more, jus great for the price. |Rooms are just ok and clean. |The bathroom is also very ok. |Overall is a very silent hotel for the location.

I stayed here a few weeks back. I really have no complaints. The room was small but clean. Completely fine for an 8 day stay. My only complaint really was my room didn't have a small fridge for drinks and such. I would have liked a little something to keep a small amount of things cold. Snacks and the like. All of the staff I dealt with were courteous and helpful. Most spoke perfect English which is so helpful. The location is excellent. It was in what I consider walking distance of so much but the metro is just a short walk away. There is also a nearby street market open nearby Tuesday's and Fridays. (This is also where a small refrigerator would have come in handy) I would definitely stay here again if I find myself in Paris again.

This was a brilliant place to stay, the rooms and hotel is new and modern. Sure some of the rooms are small by Paris standards they are fine and the shower is an amazing size one of the best features of the room! The shower was big enough to have a ménage à trois if you were having that type of holiday. The beds are super comfy and it's a great place to stay because of all the awesome locations to eat and drink in the area.

I'd say generally this is a good all round option for a business or leisure trip. The location is excellent, within 3 minutes of the Oberkampf Metro, and it's surrounded by decent restaurants and other handy shops. What that all means is your trip can be fairly effortless and you can spend time doing what you want rather than trying to cope. The 'concept' I suppose is directed at travellers who want exactly that kind of minimal fuss, fair comfort and great location. Fixtures and fittings here are all good quality and, other than my safe, everything worked for me. Room cleaning is quick, efficient and discreet. It was nice each day to come back to a spotlessly cleaned room. Towels and toiletries are replaced daily. Staff in general were very helpful and pleasant and all spoke English. However, as noted by another reviewer, it does fall down a little on 'extras' (some might say 'essentials') like a small fridge (tho' noise could an issue in the smaller rooms), a kettle, cups, A/C, and such like. It's nice being able to make a simple tea or coffee in your room rather than have to go downstairs and get one from a machine. Likewise, it can work out expensive having to eat at cafes and restaurants because there's nowhere to store simple food items and keep them fresh for a day or two. After all, eating out in Paris, even for average meals, tends to be a little pricey with risk of disappointment. In Summer I also imagine the small rooms could get hot. I was here over Christmas and the room still felt too warm. In Summer it could be unbearable. Thankfully my stay was pretty quiet, but with rooms being so close together it could get noisy with the wrong guests and some bad luck. Yes, they say the rooms are well sound proofed, but my experience was that only goes so far. Doors opening and closing are noisy due to the mechanism. No worse than most places but do pack earplugs if you're a sensitive sleeper just in case. All things considered tho', for my five night stay, I was happy enough. I might well stay again if I went back to Paris, but probably not during a hot Summer.