Sweet Inn

Horrible place. It smelled of pesticides, was hot, had no AC, and no exterior windows. There were two bathrooms but just one toilet. I'm done with apartments and will stick to hotels from now on.

The rooms were okay, but the whole building smelled odd, and the rooms weren't very clean. The floors and walls were quite worn, and a lot of the electronics didn't work. We were seven people, but there weren't enough towels or pillows, and we had to ask for more. There were supplies for only six, including six cups and six mismatched glasses, though the place should have been equipped for eight. We were promised a second key, which never arrived, not ideal for a group of seven. Getting in took an hour because the cleaning staff hadn't finished, even though we said we'd arrive between 4 and 5, and it was already 4:30pm. When we finally got in, one bed still wasn't made and the floors were dirty. Wouldn't recommend this location.

Romain checked us in and shared useful tips on places to see, which we managed to visit. We had plenty of room for all eight of us. The location was great, close to the subway, with amazing restaurants nearby. I'd definitely recommend it.

The interior really is beautiful, even nicer than most five-star hotels in Paris, and the place is kept in superb condition. It was spotless, too. Shops and groceries are just around the apartment, and the train station is across the street. One of the best places I've stayed in Paris. You have to see it to believe it, they deserve the praise.