Timhotel Paris Gare de Lyon — Hotel in Paris

Nice Hotel Very Well situated for a Visit to Paris, about an 8 minute walk from the Gard de Lyon train and Metro Station... You can get anywhere in Paris from this Hub or further out to Euro Disney. We didn't do food at the hotel as we didn't want get tied down with times to eat, as Paris is beautiful at night we had some late nights. There are Cafes and Food shops just around the corner and there is a pharmacy just next door to should you need it, The staff were very polite and yes they spoke English, although it's polite to at least try to speak a bit of basic French. All in All a great place to base yourself for a trip to Paris. Its just under £12 to get a train from Charles D Gaule Airport, just Follow the "Paris by Train" signs and go down to the Train Station in the Airport, and catch the RER B you will need to swap train at Les Halls Catch the next train from Platform A and its one stop to Gard de Lyon. Then an easy walk to the hotel. Just use Google Maps. (Make sure your phone provider has data plans...

The hotel location is good , but there are many points that must be stopped : - the aisle or the corridor are very narrow as if they were train corridors, not a building , the rooms are small and the furniture is standard needs improvement , lighting requires more , no refrigerator , the rooms are generally not well isolated and the sounds of the neighboring rooms make a kind of noise especially when they use the bathrooms and even when someone walks in the corridor , he makes disturbing sounds , as if he is walking on a wooden path and also the sounds of the train or metro you can heard especially at the early morning , night stays are considered expensive by 3 stars hotel and in terms of its capacity , facilities , and its level of classification . Breakfast was supposed to be included in the room reservation prices , but they isolated them from each other and you should pay an extra for it as 15 euro per person per day in addition to paying the tax , which is immediate , even before handing...

This is a small hotel with cozy rooms—while not very large, they are well arranged, the beds are very comfortable, and the noise levels were surprisingly low, which made for a great night's sleep. We stayed during some unusually warm days in May, and the room did get quite warm, but thankfully it had air conditioning, which was definitely a plus. The staff were friendly and welcoming, always happy to help. One of the best things about this hotel is its location—it's in a very well-connected area, with metro and train stations just a short walk away, making it easy to get around Paris and beyond. The neighborhood itself is also a big plus: full of affordable bars and restaurants, not too touristy, and with charming parks and streets nearby. Overall, it was a very pleasant and...