Hotel de La Poste Reviews

Nice hotel with friendly staff and a convenient location near the metro. You might hear a voice on the street at night, but that's fine with me. The bar at the end of the street also nice.

I don’t know why the overall rating was low, but for me it’s a good hotel, location-wise is excellent, restaurants and supermarkets are downstairs. Overall good excel toilet location, which is odd.

Fake photos, indeed rooms’ conditions are terrible…

I liked this hotel; it is quite, the view is worth every penny. The rooms are clean and spacious. The staff is friendly. The price is reasonable, or best-value. So I would recommend to all

Hot, no air conditioning, no hair dryer, poor attitude at the front desk

This hotel is really terrible. It has an unknown smell and is noisy. The bathroom and toilet are shared by many people.

I wasn't expecting a lot for the price that we paid, around 50euro for one night for 2 people. But I was definitely expecting something a little cleaner that what we received. The room was barely cleaned before we arrived, the bedsheets still had marks on them, the floor tiles were moldy and cracked. There was a large gap between the door and the floor, meaning we could hear every noise as though the door was wide open through the night. We arrived at 10pm and checked out at 6am, not wanting to stay a moment longer. The bathroom door didn't close either. The sink and toilet themselves were clean, but broken tiles and plaster left open piping everywhere. The shower was full of mold and the hot water wouldn't work. The only plus was it's closeness to the metro stop, making it easy to switch lines to get around Paris.

I stayed at this hotel for 2 nights with a friend whilst backpacking and it was sufficient and the most affordable place we could stay. Obviously when you’re not paying a lot expectations are lower but this place was fine as we didn’t actually need to spend too much time here. The room was basic and was lacking a kettle and air conditioning. Bathroom also basic but fine. The staff were really helpful and friendly and the location worked for us too. An hour walk into central Paris but also loads of public transport too. Overall you get what you pay for.

Its a clean and friendly hotel at budget prices.its well located and easy access to metro.great bsr sround the cirner with hsppy hour from 4to 8pm. The room as a sink wardrobe bedside table a table and 2 chairs. Rain shower room&toilet are both located on every level but separate.it means you will share both.there is a hotel bar as well. Loads of take away/restauramt/convenoence store on door steps Unfortunately loud music from premises EN VRAC spoiled last nite.did ask when it will finish was told 1am but actually was 2pm .not fair on local hotel residents .very sell fish people

This is probably the worst places ever, do not go there if you have any respect for yourself. There are bed bugs, it’s unclean, disgusting and that also applies to the manager at the front desk. He has no people skills and maybe suited to be a cage fighter than in hospitality. He was rude and horrible. We changed rooms after complaining and it was worse than the other room and then decided to leave and find somewhere else as it is not suitable for humans. Do not go there, save your money and don’t give your money to businesses like this that shouldn’t exist.

It is clear that if you want to spend the night in Paris on a budget, it is foolish to expect the conditions of a 4-star hotel. Paris is an expensive city. Especially in summer. 42 euros for a double implies simplicity in everything. But we're coming to Paris, not to a Postal hotel, aren't we? What's the difference where to sleep? The room is large in area. Bed, sink, TV (not included). Toilet between floors. A typical solution for Paris. There's a bar downstairs, if that's what you need. The keys must be handed over. Things can be left at the checkout. The reception is round the clock, which is important. The hotel is near the metro. The area is lively. At least in the hotel area. A great budget option!

Most of the elements others complain are not true - the hotel is clean, though, at this price, a little worn out. It is more or less what you can expect at this price. Otherwise, you would have to sleep in a dorm. The receptionist (8pm) did his best to be nasty, maybe he has been working at the army before, maybe he is particularly misogynous, but maybe male travellors had the same experience. Other hotels of the same category were much friendlier.

Cons: This hotel does the job for one night, but at €80 a night you expect at least a private bathroom. In a Formule 1 hotel you will find the same standard with an additional bathroom for €40 less. The street is noisy and yes you can hear despite the double glazing as they like to repeat in bad faith. Moreover, when you are on the top floor of a hotel you expect to have an elevator to take your luggage up rather than a narrow staircase. Moreover, if you are a PRM, do not think about this hotel you will not be able to go up because you will not even be able to access the corridor that leads to the reception. Pros: Reception ok, the room is clean and easily ventilated. Ok for one night, to be avoided for a long stay.

Despite all the negative reviews about this place, for the price, I thought it was a great place. I really liked the location. The neighborhood is quite lively, with people of different nationalities, and everyone is generally very friendly. There are a few bars, cafes, and a market on the next street. The metro station is just a few steps away, and Gare du Nord is about a 15-minute walk away. The hotel staff was very friendly, the café next to the lobby is great and convenient, and the person who runs it, although I didn't get her name, was very kind. The room, although a bit cramped, was quite comfortable and had a private bathroom. My only drawback was the sound of the pipes at night, but nothing that kept me awake at night. Perfect for couples or even up to three people on a tight budget. I would definitely return.