This was our first stop on our month long honeymoon in France and it was a great place to stay and take in the sights of Paris. Good service (they let us check in early), good buffet breakfast and they cleaned our room daily. Great location (we walked to the Louvre in 15/20 mins) and there are many nice places... More

I stayed at this hotel on a business trip but I'd stay for holidays as well. The location is great because it's so close to the centre! There are a lot of restaurants, bistros and nice little coffee shops where you can have breakfast at a reasonable price. It's a bit hard to find the entrance, I agree, but the... More

We stayed here for 3 nights in April 2013. Love the hotel's location, about 20 minute walk from Gare du Nord or 30 seconds from Grands Boulevard metro station. The covered galleries around the hotel (one of which has the actual entrance to the hotel) are lovely, full of fantastic restuarants and bistros, we never had to walk more than... More

When I book a hotel for a city break I have very reasonable expectations. I am not necessarily looking for luxury or a massive room but simply somewhere that it clean, comfortable and that has a good location. In terms of location, this hotel is perfect for Paris. It is within walking distance to all the major sites and is... More

What a wonderful experience lovely rooms, very nice generous breakfast, reasonable prices, we really enjoyed the few days spent in Paris and this hotel made it even better, request a room with nice view! highly recommended

We stayed for 6 nights in Best Western Ronceray Opera. We had a hard time locating the hotel entrance at first; it is located in an alley that's filled with stores. The hotel reception is located in the 1st floor so you need to use the elevator, however when we arrived the elevator was not working so we had to... More

I read if you return to Paris, that you should never stay at the same place. The idea is that since the city is like many different cities in one with all the "arrondisements," you should experience/get to know a different part of Paris on each visit. On this, my 5th trip, I chose to go against that advice and... More

Paris has many quirky hotels, and you usually have to trade off between local surroundings, comfort and amenities, convenience depending what you are doing, and degree of quirkiness. The Ronceray Opera clearly has a history and is somewhat faded. Nestled in the covered arcade, you feel like you are in a bygone era. Winding you way thru narrow corridors, through... More

I stayed in this hotel for 1 night whilst on business. I loved the location as it was so central, unfortunately I didn't have time for any sight seeing. The room was small but clean and tidy. My only real complaint is that the door at the end of the corridor which allows access to the rooms was slamming all... More