La Rive Gauche – TimHotels i La Rive Gauche, Paris

"Super fint, men meget lyt og ekstremt lille bad hvor alt bliver vådt. Værelset også meget lille, men super hyggeligt og en god seng😊"

"Det var okay. Der er meget larm fra de andre værelser og udefra men ellers er det fint."

"Skønt hotel med perfekt beliggenhed "

"N/A"

"Small but good. Nice staff"

"Det var et flot værelse med perfekt morgen mad det er jo kun et godt sove sted i Paris"

"Vi havde et fint 3 dages ophold på IBIZ Cambronne. Hotellet lå i gåafstand fra Eiffeltårnet og kun 2 minutter fra metrostation, hvorfra det var muligt at tage metro/tog hele vejen til CDG lufthavnen (den internationale lufthavn). Værelserne var meget rene, og morgenmadsbuffeten var noget af det bedste, vi har oplevet. Virkelig et super hotel, som kan anbefales varmt!"

"Ok sted lille værelse "

"Overall it started on good terms. The room was a little smaller than expected but very nice and quiet. The first problem came a few days in when we realized that something leaked water on the floor in the room. When we went to the reception a young man that seemed like it was his first day. He was sorry about the water but maintains wasn’t’ in so we could just sweep it up. Fair point, that it can’t be fixed right this moment but he didn’t take notes or anything and after we cleaned up (for the second time) we realized that there was a dark spot on the floor that showed that it clearly wasn’t the first time this thing was happening. Then we came to check out and asked about leaving our luggage we were told that the cost would be 12 euros. That is not stated anywhere on either website or at the hotel reception/room. It only says that luggage room is available. Even more sketchy was that the 12 euros can only be paid in cash! The very strange and sudden cash-trick is what makes the overall review 3 starts. The neighborhood was actually quote nice, easy to get to and lovely bakeries around the corner, but it would be very handy to known that for whatever reason the hotel only takes cash in half the transactions they do for tourists. "