The ReMIX Hotel

I had such a great night here! The hotel feels super fresh and stylish — everything is spotless, cozy, and thoughtfully designed. I loved the modern vibe, and having security at the entrance made me feel extra safe. The staff were lovely and genuinely helpful, which made the whole experience even better. Location-wise, it’s spot on — just a short stroll to local supermarkets and Leeds’ biggest indoor market. Honestly, it’s a hidden gem.

After an early flight we were able to do an early check in and also the receptionist Patrick even gave us the opportunity to choose the room we liked best. Thanks to him once again! The hotel is very clean, everything is stylish, you can leave your luggage and the reception is always open, which is very handy when you have any questions. We didn't speak French but it was not a problem at all as the staff spoke good English. Overall we liked everything, the neighborhood is not great, but the metro is almost under the door and you can get to the center very easily and quickly by one metro. The only thing we found strange was the choice of breakfast. Everything was very poor, no vegetables and from fruits only some strange mix. I still recommend not to take breakfast and go to the center for a great brunch. All in all, thank you very much for the service, we will recommend you further!

The hotel is conveniently located close to the metro, making it easy to get around. Unfortunately, I can’t say much about the surrounding area since I was out all three days. On arrival, the rooms were not ready, but they did offer luggage storage in lockers. However, these were hard to find, and some were either open or locked with faulty codes. The room itself was tiny—nowhere near as spacious as the pictures made it seem. There was no wardrobe to store clothes, which was inconvenient. The window soundproofing worked well, but keeping it open was not an option due to the constant noise outside. One frustrating part was the unexpected €100 deposit upon check-in, which was not clearly mentioned on Booking.com unless you scrolled all the way down to the fine print. Strangely, after I mistakenly entered the wrong PIN for my card, they suddenly decided the deposit wasn’t necessary anymore—which felt inconsistent. I get that deposits protect against damage, but this policy should be clearer. On the positive side, sleep quality was decent, and the cleaning was fine. However, this is a very basic hotel, definitely not more than 3 stars. I know Paris has a bad reputation for hotel standards, but every time I visit, I keep hoping things will improve. So far, they haven’t.

I had booked Remix Hotel for a 7-night work trip but had to leave early after experiencing insect infestations on 3 separate nights across 2 rooms — something that is unacceptable in any hotel, let alone one rated four stars. I recorded insects in my room over three nights—crawling in and out of my open luggage, bags, and clothes. The worst was an insect emerging from a clean dress and then between my breasts. This was the third incident after changing rooms twice, including twice after midnight. Anyone seeing this in a supposed 4-star superior room would find it deeply disturbing. Two different insect colonies appeared present—the winged insect on my pillow and the later pests seem to be different species. The repeated sightings over several days and rooms indicate a widespread, unresolved infestation, not an isolated case. What was worse than the infestation itself was the lack of urgency or empathy from staff. After each incident, I had to ask for a new room, which I could tell the staff found inconvenient. Rather than apologizing or acknowledging how serious this was, their tone made me feel like I was the problem for noticing it. No manager was on-site Sunday, when the problem became unbearable, and the hotel team showed no concern. I had to book another hotel at my own expense before my workweek began, all while managing demanding work responsibilities. I spent €630+ on professional laundry and disinfection after the hotel dismissed my concerns, with the manager calling them “harmless ants.” As a scientist, I know even indoor ants can carry pathogens, posing a serious hygiene and health risk. Lastly, I have stayed in two other 4-star hotels in the same area during this trip, and none of them exhibited this kind of pest issue. If Remix Hotel cannot maintain the same standard of cleanliness and pest control, I do not understand how it continues to hold the same 4-star rating.  Hygiene, safety, and trust were all compromised. If pests in rooms are accepted under local standards, booking platforms and check-ins should clearly warn guests—especially international travelers—so they know what to expect at a French hotel claiming a 4-star rating.

The ReMIX Hotel has a cool look inside, but it feels a bit expensive for what you get, especially when you add on the city tax. I had some annoying issues, like the shower water going from too hot to too cold. The best part is definitely how close it is to the metro. You'll probably want to use that to go to other parts of the city because the area around the hotel isn't the nicest. So, while the hotel looks interesting, the comfort and value don't quite match up.

Easy to get to and comfy well designed rooms but lack the amenities you’d expect from a hotel room like an iron. Instead there is an ironing room to go to on a separate floor. The kettle also didn’t work in our room. Otherwise a good stay

We stayed here for 3 nights. It was by far one of the worst hotel stays. When we arrived , it was 11 PM. We were given a room on the 6th floor . The day after, we returned to hotel at midnight, but we found out that there is no power due to a planned power outage. The elevators were shut down and there was no generator. So We had to climb up 6 floors, which was very tough due to my back problems and my wife’s knee problem. This was a very rough experience. Our phones were out of battery so we could not charge our phones at night and the next morning, we had to stay a bit longer to have the charged. Unfortunately, during the checkout when we talked to the manager, she said that we should have read the signs about the power outage (which we didn’t see/notice). She didn’t also take any responsibility for their staff telling us about the outage at the time of the check-in and blamed us for not asking for a lower floor during the check in (how could we have known!?). Other than that, the hallways are very outdated, the rooms are small and the walls are thin so you can easily hear other people. The location is close to metro but other than that, not much happening around. I highly recommend staying at other places to have a more enjoyable stay in Paris.

Highly recommended, close to public transport and various restaurants, rooms are rather small but very well equipped. You will find a separate iron room, gym and everything you need. Plus the design is really great⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐