Find hotels near Lilibricole, Paris from ￥14,461

"Construction ongoing on our floor not affecting our room but in the hallways. Unable to sleep beyond 8am with drilling, sanding and vacuum noise. Unfinished ceilings in the hallways showed all of the hvac system and hallway lighting was sub par."

"Very thing was very good, excellent locationiny a cozy place, be prepare for the stairs no elevator "

"It was nice"

"Comfy bed, good shower, great room settings. Staff was not so friendly. Never once did they say hi or acknowledge us until check out. Trains were 5 minutes away and hotel was very central. Close to all attractions. "

"The location was the biggest strength of the hotel - right next to Gare de Lyon, so we had easy access to buses and the metro. The reception staff were really friendly and helpful. The family room with king bed and sofa was fine - once the sofa bed was out there wasn’t much room at all though. The bathroom is very small, with no room for toiletries. Housekeeping was inconsistent with leaving us enough towels, depended on who was cleaning the room. Breakfast was free for kids under 10 which was a great deal. All in all, the hotel was satisfactory."

"Location is excellent, lots of great shops and restaurants. We recommend joji right across the street. The hotel itself was nice. Not the best sound proofing but it didn’t bother us too much. Bathroom in our room was updated but the room itself could use fresh coat of paint. Staff were excellent . Overall we would stay there again, especially for the location. "

"Very well situated hotel with friendly staff"

"I was in Paris traveling solo, and while I have been here many time, this was my first time staying near Bastille. The staff were all kind and helpful. The hotel is well situated near the Bastille metro, which is served by several useful lines around the city. My room was clean and quiet but *really*small, and it would have been useful to have been told that you must insert your key card into a slot near the door in order to turn on any lights! My one complaint was that there was one afternoon/evening when the only elevator was broken and I had to walk up six long and winding flights of stairs. Fortunately I am not elderly, have mobility issues, or wrestling with luggage at that time, as it would have been impossible to get to my room! In addition, there always seemed to be work being done, with alarm testing and construction. They were great about calling each guest to warn them about the alarm testing, but I had to squeeze around ladders, etc. "

"Well positioned for exploring Paris and great for budget-conscious travellers... but beware the stairs! I was on the 5th floor and those stairs are a killer after a day of exploring the city. Obviously there's not any way round this given the building's design, but anyone with mobility issues may want to think twice before booking here. Room was basic but fine, with a very small bathroom area (but still technically en suite!) and a TV - sadly no kettle and coffee/tea in the room, I believe refreshments were available from reception but given what an epic trip up and down stairs it is, I could live without it! Plenty of shops nearby to stock up on snacks and refreshments, including a well stocked Aldi 5 minutes walk away."