Hotel Andrea

Room was small, bathroom too small. Good position. Was clean.

We had a layover day in Paris The hotel is 2blocks from the Seine & 2 Metro stops from the Louvre. Outstanding Alsatian restaurant across the street. Both the lift & the AC worked; crucial for warm weather & bad knees. Room is small but adequate.

Nothing impressive. Room is tiny and smelly. Expensive but at least it is a perfect location close to public transportation and the Seine and other landmarks. Bedding is good and the rooms are overall in good shape.

We spent 4 nights in Paris in this hotel during the hotest week in their history. It has a great location only a few blocks from the Lourve, a Metro station and the Marais. Only a block away to closed street shops and cafe's on Saint Martain. The reception people were great especially the woman (forgot her name) during the day. The rooms are very small and if your backside is too big you will not fit on the toilet. Overall good value especially for Paris.

When we entered our room it was much smaller and dated than shown in the photos online. When we checked in our room was not ready and we sat whilst the cleaner finished with our room. Throughout the duration of our stay there were several dirty bed sheets left scattered across the floor of the hallways by the cleaners. These were not removed from the day we arrived to the day we left. When leaving the hotel for sightseeing, the man at the front desk demanded that we give our room key card back to him. He said we were not allowed to have the key card outside of the building and we could collect it upon our return in the evening. This is very unusual and I have never been asked to do this before. Upon check out, we asked whether the hotel could hold our luggage until our flight and they kindly agreed to do so. However the receptionist asked that we leave the luggage in the communal eating area (next to the entrance) - they did not put our bags in a secure place, nor did they give us a tag or anything to identify our bags upon our return- meaning that anyone could have picked up our luggage and just walked off with it.