New Hotel Gare du Nord París    

Pros: El hotel está enfrente de la estación del norte
Contras: Todo muy viejo, deteriorado y sucio.

Pros: Muy buena atención del personal, bastante atentos, el desuyuno frugal y la ubicación muy buena! en estos momentos se encuentra en actualizaciones por lo que puede que brinde mayores beneficios en el futuro
Contras: Sala de espera (hall) un poco pequeña, ascensor pequeño

Pros: Excelente atencion del personal, servicio internet inalambrico en la habitacion
Contras: Las instalaciones estan viejas, alfombras rotas, necesita una buena readecuacion.

Slightly confused upon arrival as did not twig that actual name of the Hotel is New Hotel.The entrance is unspectacular but once inside is clean and tidy and the rooms have clearly been recently updated and are satisfactory.Recommended for short stays

We stayed one night in the New Hotel Gare Du Nord between arriving on the Eurostar and travelling to our French destination. It is in a convenient location and the room was clean. Ideal for an overnight stay.

Good for the station and metro and events at the Stade de france. FRiendly and helpful team on hand .

This hotel is located directly opposite the Gare DU Nore train station and had restaurants all around. It was perfect for exploring Paris and the staff were excellent.

We went to this hotel to do the check in and them they send us to another, I guess is part of them but with another name and we were very disapointed with that one. Firts they show you on internert the one that look very nice, the one that we thought we will be spending our 3 nights in and them they send you to the other one that is terrible. The rooms were very small, the carpet was nasty and very stinky and with a lot of black spot. The bathroom was disgusting, with all the tiles black around them and they suppose to be white, but they have a lot of mold, it was terrible. For the price that they charge a least they sure have a clean carpert and a clean bathroom.

It was not our best experience for sure. The elevator was so tiny, only 1 person with luggage could enter, which meant one of us had to carry the overnight bags up 4 flights of narrow steps or wait, and when you exit the elevator it's right in the middle of the circular stairway on a fairly narrow step and very dangerous.The desk staff need a lesson in courtesy and tolerance.The beds are hard and uncomfortable, and the pillows were stained and needed to be replaced, or at the very least least have a pillow protector between the pillow and the pillow case. It was like going down into a dungeon for breakfast and when I saw a cockroach crawling along the frame on the stand where they kept the cups it was nauseating.The price online quoted $67 Euros and up, but we ended up paying at least 2 times that.I'm sorry to say other than the convenience to the Gard du North, and the fact that the rooms were relatively clean, there isn't much positive I can say .

I didn't particularly enjoy my stay here, but that was probably as much to do with being in Paris as anything else. The staff at this hotel were friendly enough and spoke good English. When you check in, they are keen to sign you up for their breakfasts for the whole of your stay in their stone cellar, at 7.50 euros extra per person. Don't commit straightaway to this, but try it out for one day first. There is plenty to eat, from ham & eggs, toast & jam, croissants, fruit juice, coffee etc, and there doesn't seem to be any restriction on what you can have. The lady who attends to the breakfasts is friendly and obliging, and is happy to get more coffee if it has run out, but as the breakfast is available from 6.00am to 10.00am, things do "sit around" and get a bit "sad" (especially the croissants), unless you go down early. There are loads of cafes & restaurants surrounding this hotel who do a nice Parisien breakfast for about 6.00 euros including fruit juice & coffee, or an English one for a bit more. You won't get as much for your money as you would in the hotel, but the coffee and the croissants will be fresher. However, if you want a second cup of coffee at one of the cafes, you would expect to pay the normal price of about 4.00 euros. It's very much "swings and roundabouts" but the main thing for me is that I found the hotel stone cellar a bit gloomy and oppressive, whereas it's more interesting sitting in the window of a cafe watching the world going by.The beds were comfortable (for me) but obviously that is a subjective thing, but make sure you get a room with air-conditioning because it can get a bit stuffy at night. Location-wise it is really convenient, just across the road from the Gare du Nord where Eurostar deposits you, but you do pay for that with the noise of traffic all night long. This is only a 2-star hotel, and as such it does exactly what it says on the tin. However, there is nothing except your bedroom, so you have to stay out all day really and just come back at bedtime. There was a flat-screen TV in the room but the only English channel I could find was BBC World News. What I was not prepared for was the lack of basic things like a kettle and drink making facilities in the room, so take a small electric kettle with you, and a travel-adaptor. There were adequate power-points, and the en-suite shower and toilet were clean, although lacking in shelves and hooks, etc. There were no hidden charges on checking-out.

This Hotel is a perfect choice if you want to save some money on your stay in Paris. It is located approximantely 50 meters from Guard de nord (from most of the rooms, e.g. 636, you get a nice view over this beautiful railway station). It takes app. 7 min with the RER train to the center (Les Halles). It is walking distance to the 18:e and 19:e that I think is the most beautiful districts. The room was app 16 m^2, it had a small bathroom (with bathtub) and a quite big wardrobe. It was equipped with ac and a flat LCD TV. We did not chose to eat the breakfast at the Hotel.