Name: Saint Sebastien
Address: 42 rue Saint Sébastien 75011 Paris,rue Saint Sébastien, Paris, Paris, Paris, 75011, France
Rating: 4

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Richard-Lenoir

Saint-Ambroise

Saint-Sébastien – Froissart

Popincourt

Perrotin

Centre des Arts Vivants

Market of the Red Children

Picasso Museum

Église Notre Dame de l’Espérance

Le Carreau du Temple

Atelier des Lumières

Théâtre de La Bastille

Comedie Des 3 Bornes

Musée Cognacq-Jay

East Railway Station

Notre Dame Cathedral

Lyon Railway Station

Sainte-Chapelle

Louvre Museum

Jardin du Luxembourg

Dalí Theatre and Museum

Monmartre

Champs-Elysees

Eiffel Tower

Triumphal Arch

Heliport De Paris

Le Bourget Airport

Paris Orly Airport

Charles de Gaulle Airport

Paris-Saclay-Versailles Airport

Disneyland Paris

Saint Sebastien

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I've never been there for months but I'll tell you exactly where it is, I guess there must be bugs and other joys so especially tourist friends whether you're French or foreign, especially don't stop there!!!!

But you can't stop it!

I stayed in this hotel with my family and friends, fortunately only for two nights. The rooms were uncleaned, small and with a sluggish and very dirty bathroom, with carpets everywhere. In my parents' room there was no TV and they only had a power outlet, so it was impossible to charge both cell phones at the same time. Very noisy place, especially at night, people running up and down the stairs and putting up music at full volume. Not to mention the very ugly view of the room, which gave off the back of the building with pipes and showers in sight. People with low air are recommended to stay in the lobby of the hotel throughout the day and night. The positive note is that the hotel is near the metro, very convenient.

Bad hotel.

I have nothing against them, who also respected the few customers who dared to pay for the night, but to run away unless you don't want to sleep at the beautiful star in Paris. Elevator broke down.

Refugee reception centre

Dirty room, uncontrollable school trip, police coming in to beat up drunk foreigners, alarm going off in the middle of the night, maid stealing cookies and water bottles from the room... I'd say that's enough!

Without words...

I'd advise against a horrible stay: non-existent reception, poor reception due to overbooking, poor customer attendance, room rent on time, dirty room, etc.

Let's get out of here!

Staff available, but you don't know why they're not even recording your stay. Room in not very good condition, bathroom we had to clean it because it was dirty.

Disappointing

This hotel is extremely dirty, garbage crumbling under the windows and thrown away by the occupants, for example, as well as scenes of violence in front of the entrance between young people.

Warning: unhealthy and dangerous accommodation

When we came to Paris for a day, we found this hotel very cheap. We arrived and took the room and horror when we got there. It wasn't ready and it was really dirty to the disappointment of the TV and big garbage on the window sill. The receptionist didn't come until over 20 minutes later to tell us that the room wasn't actually ready. Otherwise, the bed isn't unpleasant even though it's a little rough. The rest remains unhealthy for a hotel that looks more like a youth hostel.

A lot of work.

One night in this hotel is too much! A dirty, noisy hotel where you wonder where you are when you see the people who are in the reception area and in the common areas! It is impossible to fall asleep before 1am because the people who live there (probably all year round) don't seem to have to get up in the morning and occupy the places as if they are the only ones living there!!!

Dirty and noisy

We stayed from 12-12 to 15-12 and had a friendly staff in our room who also took wifi (which the hotel does not include in the rooms).

Saint Sebastien

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