Huni Hotel, Paris

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The room was too small for a queen-sized bed, cupboard, table, and chair which made it quite cramped. The doors were close, and you could hear them closing, and the room felt stuffy at night. However, the cleanliness was good.

The hotel is in an interesting area, close to a metro station and boutique-style restaurants and bars. The rooms were cramped and not well maintained, but the staff was mostly friendly. The dining options were basic and not included in the rate.

My stay at the hotel had its ups and downs. The room was tiny and uncomfortable, even though it was clean. The service was friendly, and the location was convenient. Unfortunately, the dining options were poor. The facilities were basic but functional.

My stay at the hotel was quite comfortable and convenient. The rooms were well-equipped and spacious, but the dining experience left much to be desired. The location was great with easy access to the metro, and the service was exceptional. However, the facilities could use some improvement.

My room, located over the front entrance on the first floor and in front of the elevator, was less than satisfactory. The space was too small for a queen-sized bed, cupboard, table, and chair. However, the service I received was very friendly and accommodating, despite my minimal French skills. The location was very good, with a lively zone full of bars, bakeries, and a variety of restaurants nearby. The dining experience left much to be desired with stale bread and simple options. Overall, it was a mix of positives and negatives.

The hotel offers a convenient location with many little shops and cafes nearby. The rooms are very small, as expected for the price, and could be cleaner. The service is friendly, though some staff members can have a mocking attitude. The dining experience is subpar, with poor quality offerings, including stale bread and warm milk. The facilities are basic but satisfactory.

The hotel has a great location near the metro station and boutique-style restaurants and bars. The rooms need some maintenance and are facing the main street but are decently comfortable. The service is a mix of rude and wonderful interactions, and the dining options are limited but good value for the price.

The room was rather compact and situated very close to the elevator, which was a bit inconvenient. It would have been better if it had a single bed instead of a queen-sized one, as it felt cramped with the additional furniture. Despite this, the staff were polite and accommodating to our requests during our stay.

The hotel is conveniently located close to a metro station, making it a good base for exploring Paris. The rooms are small but acceptable for a solo traveler. The service was extremely helpful and friendly, although there were some issues with a morning staff member. The dining options were satisfactory for the price, but limited in selection. The location near boutique-style restaurants and bars adds charm to the area.

My stay at the hotel had its positives and negatives. The location was convenient, close to the subway station and boutique-style restaurants, but not ideal for visitors with cars. The service was a mix; some staff members were quite friendly, while others were rude and unhelpful. The dining experience was subpar, with limited options, but the price was reasonable. The rooms, however, were disappointing as they lacked essential amenities like a baby bed and had issues like an ugly bathroom and cleanliness concerns.