Hotel De L'Horloge

Good
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Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
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  : Good value
  : Steep stairs to room

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : for the price we paid, was better than i expect, very clean, very friendly allow us to check in early, and we were exhausted after flight at 6 am, so God that was amazing, TV to small , not located in a good spot, kitchen was perfect, didn't used but i could. very close to metro. but we use more line 3 green. Toilet was so clean, have to say it feels great to go to a place that smell nice., they borrow me a hair drier that was a plus. very private i never met any of my neighbors. the system to get in is great, you can get in at any time, there is few bar close to go for drinks, supermarkets, coffee shops, no a fancy expensive area, but nice.
  : the location was OK, Id say is hard to get a location with nothing happens.

Good
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Very Good
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children
  : This place was exceptionally clean and even though the room was cozy it was well thought through and had everything we needed, the staff were all really nice too
  : The room was on the smaller side although this didn't matter as we only stayed one night and was still great value for money.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Disappointing
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Staff was nice.
  : No air condition is a big problem in this location, because neighbourhood is not on a quite side. Rooms fells much smaller in real life. Can recommend only with a big discount and not during the summer.

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Family with Young Children

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Hotel d'Horloge provides self-contained studios that were ideal for our week in Paris. It is positioned between two nearby metro stations that provided easy access to the city or further afield. It is on the fringe of the tourist area but is surrounded by cafes and restaurants with good food to meet all budgets. The studios are tight but well equipped with hot plates and all facilities. Beds are comfortable and rooms are warm. If you are our age (70s) go for the ground floor. The layout is marvellously quirky with studios on the ground and first floor facing each other in an open narrow cobblestoned courtyard. It is built from a 18th Century fire station with stables downstairs and quarters on the first floor. Security provided by enormous wrought iron gates monitored from the office. The staff are its strength, nothing is too much trouble. If you are staying a week in Paris and are happy to travel to Printemps by metro without having to change, this is the place.
  : It's exactly as it says on the tin.