Hotels near Grand Cafe De La Poste, Paris

The hotel is wonderfully located with a 4 minute walk to thr moulin rouge. Not only that it's located in a very busy parisian suburb, some comments complain about the noise below but that's the sound of the lively bustling Paris one should enjoy while on holiday. There are countless cafes nearby, underneath and all around that serve a variety of food. The room was tiny, if I was a solo guest it'd be satisfactory , but as I was sharing the room, it got a bit cramped. This was not too much of a problem and could be adjusted with perhaps a different room booked on my part. The bed was comfy, shower worked, although the bathroom was exceptionally small( it's one of those plastic bathrooms common in apartment to hotel conversions around Europe ) The breakfast online stated a continental breakfast, that'd be true if the continent in question was themed after a parisian bakery then that'd be accurate , because the breakfast only consisted of coffee or tea, juice, baguette , croissant and some cereals. Nothing more. While limited in options it was satisfactory and not a bad bread selection. The service was good and the atmosphere was friendly . Would definitely recommend and would definitely stay again !

The location of this Mercure is so good, it's so convenient for eating out, commuting by subway, and it only takes a few minutes to walk to Galeries Lafayette. So we extended our stay in Paris for another three days, and a lady who looked like a supervisor at the front desk agreed to let us stay in the original room. The only drawback is that this hotel is too close to the road, and those who are light sleepers have to endure the traffic noise. The rooms are randomly assigned, and I didn't get the quiet room I wanted anyway.

Overall, stay was excellent. The location of the hotel is perfect. Good staff and clean room. But I have one suggestion that Hotel management should think of flexible check-in timing if the guests arrive early. Usual check in time is 3 p.m. We waited for a few hours to get room keys.

Service: Super nice, very warm and friendly Hygienic: very clean, well-equipped, the room is a bit small Facilities: The family room booked is very convenient and quiet Breakfast is not good...

The gates of the hotels in this neighborhood are well-gated, and the security is a bit higher. The hotel is close to the subway. It is more convenient to walk to Galeries Lafayette and North Railway Station. There are many places to eat around and there are many supermarkets. very convenient. The hotel room is small, the triple room we ordered has a balcony, and it is good to drink some red wine on the balcony at night.

The WORST experience in Paris. When i arrived at the hotel, there was nobody there. I called the hotel and they say i need to take car and visit their office which is 20-30 minutes far away from the hotel by car. (Which is 40-60 minutes round trip by car! ) i said we have 4 luggages and they just say there is NO way but to visit their office. They keep reject the cancel and refund. I waited 60 minutes on the road but no solution so i got to other hotel nearby. I finally i payed all the hotel fee without even entering the room!!!! Ignorant and arrogant workers! Very dissapointed and upset!!

Perfectly fine although lacking in some facilities other European hostels provide. Within 300m of the metro which heads into downtown Paris (pink #4 line), close to Sacre Coeur and Montmartre and 15 mins walk coming from Gare du Nord Eurostar. Good to have ensuite bathroom for 4 person dorms. Hostel bathroom showing its age. Breakfast available for 7 euro. A number of good nearby bakeries for breakfast too. Small limited kitchen. Lots of seating though. Did not like the cages under the beds for storing luggage (need own lock) or the small lockers in the room (also requiring another lock with long shackle to use). Did not provide hand or bath soap.

The location is not too good!

The hotel is a renovation of an old house. The style is good. I like the old elevator without a door closing button. I was bitten by bugs from nowhere for two consecutive nights. The location is excellent. The subway station, bus station, Luxembourg Gardens, Notre Dame de Paris, Flore Café, etc. are all within walking distance. Two kinds of champagne are also provided for breakfast, which also improved my travel experience! I highly recommend it if you see a discount. The bug problem in old houses is almost unsolvable. Don't choose it if you mind.

This was a last minute booking due to our return journey to London on the Eurostar being cancelled. We had to find somewhere to stay for an extra 2 nights and the Kyriad Hotel was reasonable priced. The hotel is situated on a main road in an area which I would describe as being somewhat ”edgy”. Were I traveling alone as a female I would have probably not have ventured out alone after dark. But we were traveling as a couple and didn't stay out late, so this was not an issue for us. The bonus is that the Metro station is literally 3 minutes walk away with a direct line to Gare du Nord (for Eurostar travelers). Also a 15-20 minute walk gets you to Montemartre which is a great area for sightseeing with an excellent choice of restaurants. The hotel itself was perfectly fine for a 3 star hotel - functional, clean and the staff were really lovely. We had a room facing the courtyard and it was quiet, we slept well at night. The beds (two singles pushed together) were comfortable and the linens clean and crisp. The shower had plenty of hot water and the towels were good quality. The buffet breakfast was adequate and whilst the choice was limited, the food was tasty and fresh. We were able to leave our luggage in a locked cupboard on our last day so that we could go out and explore. The reception staff were ever so helpful and spoke excellent English as well as Italian. All in all I would not hesitate recommending the Kyriad Hotel.