LA MAISON CASAÔ

Magnifique lieu en plein centre de Paris, juste à côté de la Bourse et face à la rue Montorgeuil tres commerçante et parisienne |Belle deco raffinée... petit déjeuner complet|quelle facilité de pouvoir rejoindre sa chambre à n'importe quelle heure sans la perte de temps du check in !|Idéal pour les séjours business, mais probablement aussi pour loisir vu la localisation

We will never ever repeat at this hotel. On the second day, the hotel entrance code suddenly stopped working and they left us at the door for more than an hour without anyone picking up the phone or helping us... we were about to call the police....
On top of that, the next day the person in charge became cocky and aggressive, horrible!

Très bien situé, à côté de la rue Montorgueil avec des chambres plutôt spacieuses pour Paris. Très propre. ||Le seul point négatif est la notion de petit déjeuner inclus : pas de buffet comme montré sur certaines photos, même si certains produits sont à disposition. J’ai du me contenter de la madeleine offerte et du café en chambre.

Despues de haber pasado una noche sin problemas, a la segunda noche pasamos más de 2 horas en la puerta del hotel, sin poder entrar, porque el código NO FUNCIONABA... y el teléfono de supuestas emergencias APAGADO, y nadie responde ni email, ni por redes sociales, ni nada, en las escaleras tiradas como 2 colillas... NO VENGAN A ESTE HOTEL... EXPERIENCIA HORRIBLE... y por cierto añado, me ha desaparecido un ebook, yo no me fiaría...

While this hotel is super charming and clean, I wouldn’t recommend staying here if you are expecting air conditioning. My a/c unit in the Verdeau room was set at 16 Celsius, but it didn’t blow cool air at all, in fact, it barely blew any air at all. ||Management insisted it was working fine, but the room was a freaking sauna. I had to leave the door to my room open to get a bit of circulation from the lobby, which was perfectly cool (with the a/c in there unit set at 22). ||My room was completely uninhabitable during the day and only barely tolerable at night because I had my own tiny misting fan (which blew stronger and cooler than the a/c unit). They wouldn’t send a technician to fix it or even provide a larger fan. Also, the windows do not open so there is no way to get any air in the room. It was absolutely misery. I’m so glad I was only here for 2 nights. ||I moved on to another hotel that was icy cold with the a/c set at 19 celcius, so I’m quite sure Casa O just needs to maintain their equipment better. The housekeeper was lovely and, while she couldn’t do much, she did attempt to make me more comfortable by bringing me water and covering the windows as best she could. ||While I liked the hotel otherwise, I wouldn’t risk staying here after April or before November when Paris might have a heatwave. ||Also, there is no one available to attend to issues after hours. No one ever answers the phone number provided. ||The area was fine, though not my favorite. It was convenient to a metro, though not a very useful line. I didn’t feel super safe walking around alone at night or in the early morning. It was my first time staying on the right bank and I’ve discovered I’m more of a left bank girl. I’ll choose the 5th or 6th for all future stays.