R. Kipling By Happyculture Hotel - Paris

I almost gave a good review until i remembered the shower water splashing everywhere, my room was tiny and claustrophobic too. I also expected a complimentary upgrade for dealing with all this inconvenience. Just unacceptable for the price i paid. At least the coffee was somewhat comforting, but really, that can't make up for the chaos.

I greatly enjoyed outstandingly accommodating and exceptionally nice employees!

I booked well heated and functional room, that was offered with the bathroom, an outstanding view, a nice balcony. The service was absolutely amazing. The hotel was in a favourable location just next door to Montmartre, Moulin Rouge and Galeries Lafayette, and the center. A cool bonus was nearby Cafe des Deux Moulins, that offered tea and coffee

comfortable bed, great-sized bathroom and a delightful balcony and terrace in the room. attractive view, generous and very good breakfast options with cheeses and also meats.

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Charming hotel with kind staff! The single room was surprisingly spacious with a comfy bed and efficient air conditioning. Located near the metro. It's beautifully designed but keep in mind breakfast is an extra charge. A wonderful choice for a brief work trip!

Very small room.

reception was very friendly and warm. There was even a coffee as a welcome drink. We were told that coffee and tea could be drunk anytime for free in the lobby and also in the room there was a capsule machine with tea and coffee capsules. At short notice, we were even moved from a room without balcony on the first floor to a room with balcony on the fifth floor, as it was still free. Although we could not really use the balcony (rather an exit, thus no giant balcony) in January, we still had the impression that the room on the fifth floor was surely a little quieter compared to the first one, thing that was also confirmed at the reception and that was one of the reasons for the free upgrade. hotel is nicely arranged and makes a cosy impression. lamps in our room apparently come from a small designer shop that we discovered by chance during a walk through the city. rooms were clean. breakfast buffet had enough choice. Rooms were clean with basic accommodations. Paris itself is always worth a trip. Waiting times and long queues for sightseeing were rare in January (which looks quite different at other times of the year). The Moulin Rouge and church Sacre-Coeur are within walking distance of the hotel. Those who come to Paris for shopping can also quickly get to the Galeries Lafayette on foot. the subway lines are also very close to the hotel and metro network in Paris is very well developed.

Our room was - as unfortunately typical for Paris - very small. When we stayed four nights in January, each of us had a medium-sized suitcase measuring 25 x 35 x 50 cm, because we needed warm clothes. However, the "wardrobe" was only 50 cm wide and two meters high - but there was also a safe and a fridge, so that it was basically not possible to unpack our suitcases. My partner somehow stowed his things in the cupboard and put his empty suitcase on the cupboard, but I lived out of the suitcase all the time. There were also no hanging options for our jackets, which got wet in the rain and which we naturally didn't want to hang in the closet when wet. . A real challenge was the bathroom, which was also very small. The sink is just a small hand basin. I couldn't bend over it properly anymore, since I was already bumping against the wall, and I'm only 1.63 tall. My partner at 1.94 had even more problems. . Even in the shower, which was a little strange around the corner, we had enormous difficulties not to bump into the shower wall all the time, and we are both slim. Only half of the shower had a partition. The bathroom was therefore regularly under water after showering, no matter how hard we tried to prevent it. Unfortunately, the shower mat didn't help either (it was really dripping wet after showering). I would therefore recommend everyone to take waterproof slippers or flip-flops with them, because after taking a shower you could not enter the bath in socks for a while. . My suggestion is: Book a larger room category from the start, saving is really out of place here (as is generally the case when visiting Paris, the city is expensive, but really worth every penny).

Consider making fresh orange juice from the barrel available at breakfast for a good start to your day.

Staff was hjepful.

It's not worth to book a super double room and spend an extra money amount on a hope to have a bigger room. ROOMS ARE SUPER SMALL.

We had a 3-day vacation in Paris. It is located on rue Blanchet, 2 minutes from the homonymous metro. The Grand Opera, Lafayette, Louvre, Montmartre, etc. can be reached on foot. Very good location, equidistant from many attractions. Not far from the hotel there is a normal grocery supermarket, not a Hindu shop, where water 0.5 costs 1.5€. The hotel has a very courteous and friendly staff. Clean rooms. Rooms have tea, coffee. View from the window on the road) We had as much as 2 windows in our room! Breakfast is rich. There's toast, muesli, and everything you need for breakfast. Separate bathroom.

The numbers are very small: 2 people can barely get away (... We barely fit ourselves and 2 suitcases). We packed the suitcases one by one, otherwise there is no space at all).

Would recommend for a rapid stop

Comfortable room, convenient location, with excellent breakfast options. The air conditioning was a lifesaver during the heatwave, and the proximity to the tram station made exploring the city easy.

it was my first stay in a hotel in France and the young lady on reception on my first afternoon went above and beyond the call of duty when the wifi was down and also on recommending lunch places when my room was not ready when I arrived.

the gentlemen on reception on the morning that I checked out was not very knowledgeable on where I could pick-up breakfast on my way to the office but redeemed himself by offering me some mini pastries from reception.

Magnificent and wonderful location only a short distance to Place de Clichy. Stylish room, well heated with the balcony.

The narrow hallways add a unique touch to the boutique vibe, giving it that classic charm. The complimentary coffee and snacks in the cozy reception area are a nice perk.

Room sizes are on the small side, which can make it tricky to maneuver with your luggage-seriously, if you've got more than one suitcase, good luck. I also found the bathroom design a bit troublesome. Water tends to spill out into the main area, which isn't ideal. The breakfast area gets crowded and noisy during peak hours, which really takes away from the dining experience, not to mention that the chairs aren't the comfiest for a relaxed meal. The lack of adequate storage left me fumbling around my suitcase more than I'd like, which wasn't great. Lastly, while the hotel has character, the rooms' decor doesn't always match the online photos, leaving you a bit surprised when you check in.

Free wine tasting from 6-8pm. Great location. Well furnished. Ample free water bottles available in reception.

Rooms are small but well designed. Some street noise - a trade-off for the location. No mini-bar in room - I use it as a fridge sometimes so slightly annoying it wasn't there. Wifi very slow - cannot use for video streams.

The hotel design is done in good taste. The location is nice and close to a metro station. I really loved how everything was set up. We arrived earlier than expected and we had no issue checking in.

The room was small.