Paris hotels near Maison de Victor Hugo

Cons: Ac didn’t seem to work, but the windows were able to open, so it was very nice

Cons: They opened a nightclub accords the river, gets noisy at night.

Cons: There was some minor damage in the bathroom but nothing serious, just the results of water! There aren’t really any facilities on site but this isn’t the sort of hotel you go to for that - it’s amazingly close to the Gare de Lyon & lots of good restaurants so it’s more of a stopover than a luxury stay kind of place.

Cons: No

Cons: No restaurant although plenty in the vicinity.

Cons: Junior Suite was poor. Shower (no bath), bizarre configuration. Felt like a badly converted office.

Cons: The shore with half of a door. Thermostat was difficult to operate.

Cons: This hotel apparently had WiFi. It would be nice if staff tell you how you can access the WiFi. Though there was air conditioning with a nob, even the apparent highest setting was not very high. Fine, energy saving. However, there was only one blanket at it was extremely heavy and efficient at trapping my body heat. I cannot sleep without cover so I was very uncomfortable the two nights I stayed. Maybe provide a lighter blanket in summer.

Cons: - WiFi is COMPLETELY unacceptable in 2019. They use some idiotic homegrown system to "control" who gets access, and consequence of this is that you are CONSTANTLY being knocked off the network and have to reconnect. Do you like the idea of having to reconnect to WiFi EVERY time you open your iPad? Well, that's what this hotel (and, as far as I can tell, every Accor property on Earth) has in store for you... Whatever they are doing is adequate for phone (didn't have to reconnect often), OK for laptops (maybe once a day), and utterly unusable for tablets. - Breakfast was not bad, but they charge for it --- and are extremely careful not to warn you about this until you leave, which I thought was unacceptably deceptive. - Others may like the beds. I though the mattresses and pillows (both memory foam) were quite a bit harder than I like (and I like a firm mattress+pillow). - The front desk will try to upsell you to a "premium" room for an extra 20 euro/day. Don't be fooled, it's a waste of money. ALL you get is a coffee press machine and a robe in the room. Nothing else is better, the room is not even slightly larger, nor even slightly differently laid out. - Bathroom is designed by a clueless moron. Every surface shows water very visibly, and the shower half door (!) is completely inadequate to preventing water leakage. No matter how careful you are, after one round of just brushing your teeth and showering, the room will look like the plumbing exploded and every faucet sprayed everywhere. Basically it's great in terms of location, but so many other things could have been so much better at the cost of a small amount of effort and care. I understand that a hotel at this type of location and price-point can't provide a large room, or various facilities; and we all accept that. But functional WiFi does not cost money; a softer pillow does not cost money; a full shower door is probably cheaper than a fancy looking half door...

Cons: This was the WORST stay...room not clean. Noisy room...called down to front desk after listing to over 2 hours of noise in the room above us. So at 2am nothing happened. Called down again at 5am...nothing happened from the front desk! Poor.

Cons: All good

Cons: Air conditioning didn't work properly. Room was very small