Aparthotel Adagio Access Paris Philippe Auguste

Our stay was for 6 nights. Hotel staff were friendly. Extremely good location, very close to the metro station. Unfortunately, there was a lot of dust and dirt in the closet and under the bed. It seems also weird to me not to send anyone to change the towels and take out the trash at least once every 3 days. Additionally, we had to take out the trash at the end of the stay to avoid a penalty of 20 euro. It would be also nice to make more toilet paper available from the start. We had to ask for some more twice. It is nice that from 12:00 to 21:00 you can get any hot drink (coffee, tea) for free from the hotel lobby.

Breakfast was delicious and they had just enough. It’s not a huge selection but it’s all you need. I loved the 24/7 fresh cold water machine next to reception as well as the coffee machine. I drank so many hot chocolate’s I nearly turned into one haha The rooms are incredibly spacious. The beds are sooo comfy and it is a peaceful area - zero disruption I felt very safe and relaxed The staff are very friendly. We do not speak French but they were very helpful and accommodating

I loved it that the place was very close to the Philippe August metro station. Loved that coffee is available until 9pm. Daily breakfast is enough to get by. The place was squeaky clean upon arrival. Kitchen facilities are also available in the room. Drinking water is available 24/7.

Definitely recommend! Very clean and ergonomic. The personnel is extremely friendly and polite.

As a woman travelling solo, though very familiar with Paris, this was my first trip anywhere since Feb 2020 and I found this hotel very welcoming. It is not luxurious, but very neat, there was always someone at front desk, friendly atmosphere. Entrance is at an angle of 2 very quiet and charming streets. Pierre Bayle BTW was an important Protestant philosopher and leading advocate of toleration so spare a thought when going up the tiny street named after him. Probably the most important is that you will be in a typical Parisian neighbourhood far from the tourist trails but with excellent public transport, supermarkets, late night corner groceries, great boulangerie across the street, little 'quartier' cafés and bars. You get your own key and come in and out as you please. Investigate the bus network, very good for museums; métro is a small station and 2 minutes from hotel, you'll be at Nation in 5 minutes. You will be less than 10 min from the buzzing Rue de la Roquette and Place Voltaire, apart from the obvious, a stone's throw from the Père Lachaise. Walkers can be at Bastille in about 30 minutes. I was lucky, staff kindly accommodated my request and give me a 5th floor room, very bright even though northwest facing: not everyone may be so lucky during busy times, so I won't post a photo.