Acacia Hotel

+ I had never stayed in this area before but really liked it. It felt very safe and had lots of restaurants and nightlife. Also family oriented. Bus 69 and 96 brings you to the heart of Paris The bed was comfortable but wallls are thin. Staff were helpful despite language problems.

+ close to everything

+ It is a one star hotel, I did not expect much. The bedsheets were clean. The water was warm in my room was not smelly. The stuff was nice. The location actually great, because there are so many bakeries around and the grocery store and very close to subway station..

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+ A great little hotel tucked away on a nice boulevard. Very close to the Metro. Wonderfully helpful staff. I’ve stayed there three times and will go back!

WAS EXCELLENT !

+ My stay at this hotel was fantastic, the room was clean, overlooking the street and the staff is very attentive. I will definitely stay there again when I return to Paris.

+ The hotel room was good, however the towels in our bathroom were not clean and they smelt bad. Our room smelt fine but in the hall ways it smelt like cigarettes. Overall it is in a good area, the staff were nice!

+ Good budget hotel near number 9 train. Small room, safe area. Great if you’re the traveler who just needs a place to sleep on a budget. Beds aren’t the most comfortable but the windows are amazing. We were there when PSG won the champions league and once you closed the windows, you couldn’t hear a thing. Restaurants, small grocery stores, pharmacy all right there in the neighborhood.

Simple and friendly

+ Plenty of room, everything worked, lovely staff, and an elevator. What more could you ask of a budget hotel

The Best hotel

+ I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Jude and Jhay for their exceptional assistance during my family's stay. They ensured that all our concerns, including issues with the television and air conditioning, were promptly addressed by coordinating with the engineering department. Their attentiveness and dedication truly made a difference in our experience. I would also like to extend my thanks to the housekeeping department for efficiently handling our make-up room requests, which were always completed smoothly throughout our stay

+ The property is good, the area is near a lot of train station like 5mint walk. A lot of restaurants, boulangeries and a supermarket.

+ This is a basic hotel, but at this price and in this part of Paris, Hotel Acacia offers an excellent deal. For a single traveller who wants a comfortable bed for the night, a clean toilet and shower, and easy access to public transport, this is a really good, no-nonsense option.

Nice hotel

+ I stayed at this hotel for 4 nights until yesterday. clean room, towels changed daily, hot water at discretion, very good heat, overall for us it was exactly what we were looking for. the staff was very nice without any problems, I strongly recommend this hostel for those who want a city break close to the center and the metro and bus. very quiet area and full of cafes and supermarkets

+ The location appeared sketchy upon arrival, but there were great restaurants and bars within walking distance. We checked out early because the elevator broke and we were on the 7th floor!! We ended up paying for a different room elsewhere in addition to having prepaid for this room.. we had only one outlet in the entire room, which slept 3 adults!!! UNSATISFACTORY!!

+ Staff was accommodating but definitely an issue with the smell of cigarettes throughout

+ Great value for money. Clean and located close to Metro and bus stops. Reception is super nice. Only downside is the elevator went out of order after my first night so I had to climb the narrow staircase for 5 floors - esp when checking out with luggage. But it also wasn’t that bad that it ruined the stay. Would come back!

+ Really Enjoyed our 9 night stay at the Acacia a small and simple spot located in an eminently walkable & bikeable area of the best damn city in the world. Not the Ritz but you just need a place to lay your tired head in the city of light...Nice staff people good continental breakfast clean sheets and room...the pigeons are noisy but they gotta live too... I'd go there again any time!!!

+ This hotel is a very basic, no-frills place to stay in Paris. It is a fair distance away from places of interest The bed was comfortable. Breakfast variety was minimal but the baked goods were tasty and filling. Staff was friendly and helpful. The neighborhood is colorful, interesting and bustling and there are many restaurants and shops nearby.

Will come again

+ The old hotel but nice. 6 nights. Close to all places such as restaurants, markets, laundry and metro train. Very helpful and friendly staff. rooms are cleaned daily, towels are always changed. The important thing is that there is an elevator. Overall okay and very satisfied with this hotel.

+ For the price it was decent. No linen changes for a week! Short walk to the metro but quite a distance from the major sites. It was pretty quiet. There was a vent in the bathroom that let the winter air in, so the bathroom was freezing. Towels were like sandpaper.

+ A great wee hotel in a great area. The staff were really nice. I would stay here again.

+ Great location and lovely staff. If you want a bed for the night in Paris, this hotel has all the essentials. Option of breakfast - croissants, cereal, hot drinks - which was very reasonable. Really happy we stayed here.

+ The entire room smells like cigarette including all the blankets, towels and pillows. Although it’s a cheap place to stay, I would rather pay extra and stay somewhere more comfortable.

+ Poor hotel

+ The place was old dirty, they not even had bath towels I will not recommend to anyone

+ Did not go after hearing of bugs from a former visitor. They kept the full fee since i didntnshow up. However, i payed the cost to stay at a better location.

+ So this property my biggest problem was there was major communication issues the staff really doesn’t understand English; I do get I am in a foreign country however it’s a hotel and I feel like if they having people from foreign nations they should be able to communicate at the very least. Every time I asked for toilet paper I barely got any maybe one roll if I was lucky as for towels for showering what a joke they give you one! Than when I leave to check out they charge the 48 Euro tax for breakfast which is basically croissants one day I missed it! What’s most irritating is that I complained to Orbtiz and they did nothing for me they just want to give a 50 dollar off next hotel stay something should have been credited back! One other interesting thing was they wanted to keep your room key while you went out god only knows why but I refused! All in all it was a good price but I wouldn’t recommend due to basic amenities not being provided and security issues and communication issues especially when you’re in a foreign country solo and don’t have anyone really to even ask directions from!

+ It was my first time visiting it was decent for the most part

Not the best

+ Pillows and bed very uncomfortable. Staff super friendly and helpful. Towels were more like hand towels! Location was good. It was decent I guess. I would not stay here again.

+ The double glazed windows were amazing for keeping sound out, which was great. Close to some good areas for eating But there was no fan or cooling in the room, meaning we needed to keep the windows open, and that let a lot of noise in as it is on a main road, above three bars. Plus the towels for showering are the size of handtowels.

Hostel not Hotel

+ This is just my opinion. I'm sure others will disagree. Stayed for 4 nights in late September. The hotel has a lift, but luckily, we were on the first. First off, I personally would not class it .. a hotel, a hostel is the more appropriate word. Not all rooms have a bathroom on the first floor. It has no bar, no dining area, or lounge area. It does a continental breakfast, I'm not sure what, though. I found it strange that you had to hand in your key every time you left the premises , there are bars and restaurants all around and a supermarket across the road. Our room was at the front of the building. This meant we got very little sleep, bars stay open very late so it's very loud at night. The street outside is very busy at night, lots of loud cars passing by. It's supposed to be a non-smoking hotel, but I can tell you that people 100 per cent were smoking in there.... including staff in the room behind reception. Finally, it's very true ... you get what you pay.

+ A very old hotel, super small rooms not well kept, even though is a non smoke you can smell the cigarette smoke all night, I let the front desk know but they pay no attention, definitely not a hotel to stay with your family.

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+ It was a depressing hotel, room very small for three people, unbelievable dirty, the comforters were stained on one of them I saw a white stain, I scratched it with my finger nail and white “dust” dust started coming out, we don’t used them, no AC, plus it said it will be a no smoking room and it was an unbearable smell of tabaco, we even asked them to change our room.

+ Lovely property, comfy beds, got bigger towels and pillows when asked for, staff were always there to help, only thing was that I think the staff sit in the back room and smoke so the hotel smells of cigarettes and weed on occasion. Other than that I can’t complain, really beautiful location and room was perfect

+ noisy and every evening after cleaning the air in the room was very stale

+ For a budget property you couldn’t fault this hotel. It was clean and the staff were very friendly. Good location as was walkable (within an hour) to all the things I wanted to see.

+ Nice

+ the hotel is very noisy during evenings and nights

+ You get what you pay for. Pros: location, cleanliness. Cons: lack of storage, towels are really bad. Bring your own.