Hotel Marclau is brilliant for what it is, a basic budget hotel. I stayed here for a three nights with my fiancee and we had a wonderful time. The hotel for what it is is very good as I said and the location is fantastic. We would definitely go back there.

It is an old hotel in whatever in there but the surround area is nice. Near grocery store, restaurant,kebab,cafe and train station. Yes the room is small, no elevator, no aircon and old but I guess this is Europe for budget.

All i can say is. Never book budget in Paris. We would have changed hotels if we could have but we had a child with us and it was late at night. This hotel is one worst hotel i have ever stayed in ,very dirty. Also a nightmare if you have suitcases as you will have to carry them up... More

Although the hotel Marcleau is in a good location (close to Gare Nord and seemed safe) and very cheap I wouldn't recommend it. I have stayed in many cheap hotels/ hostels before and am happy with a basic room but I was booked in here this evening and didn't even stay the night. The man on reception spoke some English... More

There is no elevator! Only one stairway to hell! If there would be a fire... there's no way out! The staff was friendly... But I was really dissapointed with the room...The room was filthy although we had clean sheets & towels! Also you have to climb 5 floors to reach this dump! And go 3 floors down to take a... More

Hotel Marclau is charming. At 75 euros a night, it's cheap for Paris, and you get a welcome reception, good night's rest, and delicious breakfast. It's great value. The room's are small and decor lacking, but it's clean. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms (ask front desk for Network Security Key). Located close to the Metro Station and the... More

Overall it was an okay experience. Here are some facts: 1) They do NOT speak english AT ALL. So if you have a sort of complicated question you'd better find a translator. 2) The place is OLD with whatever comes with old! 3)** If you have big luggage, you are in trouble. The rooms are located upstairs and the stairs... More

If you are looking for an inexpensive, no-frills place to stay in Paris then look no further. The Hotel seems to have last been remodelled in the early 70's, and very little has been done since, so we are not talking about deluxe accommodations. But the rooms are clean, same goes for towels and sheets. The hotel is a very... More

Very near the metro and gare du nord; polite and helpful customer service, safe. No frills at all, might be a bit shabby for those looking for ambience. But For 42 euros per night, for my own room with just a sink, its an excellent choice for tourists on a budget who will anyway spend