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"Staff were extremely helpful. We received lots of written information upon arrival for top monuments to visit plus restaurants, shopping within the area which was extremely helpful.. Very clean hotel and great location..."

"Perfectly located, quaint and accommodating. Walkable to all many cafes, shops and boulangeries! Enjoyed our stay in Paris and plan on coming back and staying here again! Mauricio and the rest of the staff were extremely polite, helpful and delightful to chat with. "

"Having stayed frequently at the Terrass, we were lucky enough to get an unexpected upgrade to the penthouse. What a magnificent view! Friendly, helpful staff, great room, perfect stay. "

"Second stay at the hotel, nice friendly staff, clean and close to metro. "

"The property was close to public transportation and an easy walk to the stores and restaurants. It was a great place to stay. They had a nice breakfast. Would stay there again if we went to Paris. The staff was very helpful with directions for places we were trying to visit."

"We had a lovely stay at this hotel. The staff were very friendly and the facilities were clean and in goos condition. Very convenient location for public transport. "

"Very convenient located"

"The receptionists upon my arrival and departure were kind and friendly. I was not aware of the train railways nearby until I noticed every morning I was slightly awaken by the trains departing - something to note, otherwise it was a peaceful stay for my first time in Paris!"

"The location of this property is fantastic and the rooms are wonderfully colourful and thoughtfully decorated"

"I cannot say enough about how absolutely fantastic Jean-Sebastian was! He has got to be the sweetest, most helpful person I have encountered while traveling. We looked forward to coming back to the hotel each day just to chat with him. He gave us great tips, kept us safe and provided perfect directions. The man was so genuinely good hearted, fun and a real pleasure to have met. He should be the gold standard for how any organization would want an employee to interact with customers. "