Hôtel Acte V

Really good location for turist. The bus stop is almost at the door at the sMe of the train station. Transportation is great. Also walking distance to main interest points.
The rooms are a little small but clean and comfortables

I was a little unsure about booking this hotel, but I couldn’t resist the cheapness of the price. Let’s just say, you get what you pay for with this hotel. Basically, for the location, the price is low, but when you see the amenities, you understand why.
The location is definitely the number one attraction of this hotel. You can follow Rue Monge straight up to Notre Dame and all that crap on the Right Bank. Technically, you can walk to the Eiffel Tower, but it’s quite a hike, and you may need to take a cab back. There is an outdoor market on Rue Monge, just north of the hotel, as well as several amazing bakeries. Also, walking to Rue St. Germain and following that into the 6^th is quite enjoyable. Just south of the hotel, go right on Rue Lacepde and follow that up to the roundabout, and there are tons of bars and little restaurants; it gets quite lively there at night.
The staff is also very friendly and they all speak English very willingly and smile (for the most part).
Now to begin with what I don’t like. Namely, the rooms. I don’t know what room they are picturing on the website, but that is not at all what my «superior double» looked like. The main room area was literally 10ft by 10ft. By far the smallest hotel room I have ever stayed in. The décor was not modern, like the image they are portraying on their website. It was very dated and institutional.
Let me take a minute to vent on the shower. Who the hell makes a shower that you have to sit in to use? Is this why Europeans don’t like to shower every day? Honestly, how do are you supposed to clean yourself fully when you’re sitting? Personally, I like to wash my legs and ass on a daily basis. You stand to finish the job, and guess what, the entire bathroom gets drenched because there is no shower curtain. You can get on at the ginormous Ikea I saw near the airport for like € 5 I bet. How can you just decide not to install that? Lame.
My biggest issue was the air conditioner, it was the bane of my existence while I was there. I guess I shouldn’t complain that much, because at least they had one, but it was absolutely necessary to sleep with that on because the body heat generated by two people staying in such a small space is enough to raise it to 98.6° in no time. It worked marginally okay, but it kept making this clicking noise that kept me up at night. It was randomly spaced at such an interval that I would almost drift off to sleep when it would jar me awake. I couldn’t open the window because it was noisy outside.
The bed was very small and uncomfortable, and they only give you 2 pillows of a cardboard consistency. I woke up with back pain every morning.
The wifi worked okay, but it was slow, and they made purchase a unique username and password for about € 5 per day if I remember correctly. You had to input it EVERY TIME. you logged on through a browser-​based login screen, and you can’t use it on more than one device at a time, so if you have 2 iphones, you need 2 passwords. Annoying.
If I were to do this again, I think my wife and I would have paid € 250 per night to stay somewhere nicer in the 6^th, because it’s a lot more charming. If saving money is your number one priority, and all you want is the location, then Hotel Acte V is a good option. I think the € 100 per night price tag is fair for this place in Paris, but I wouldn’t say you are getting more than you paid for at all.

This hotel was just OK. It was a good place to crash after the legendary Paris nightlife. The rooms and bathroom are tiny, but at least the bed and décor were nice. The location is good, nearby 2 train lines. There were 2 big downfalls to this hotel:
— They force you to turn in the room key to the desk, EVERY TIME you leave the hotel. Then they don’t really check who you are, when you come back, and ask for the key. It would be easy to get into somebody else’s room.
— There was no internet in the rooms! They claimed it was broken, and you had to go down to the lobby. Bottom line: Internet in the hotel room is important, so verify that before booking.
Also note that the elevator is from the 1800s and it only holds 1 person. Maybe 2 if you are a couple. And the stairs go really high up. Stay on a lower floor.
I would probably not stay here again. On the other hand, it’s a clean room in a good location, for moderate price.

We just got back from 10 days in Paris and we stayed all 10 nights at the Acte V. We were thrilled with the value, the location, the service, size of room, and cleanliness.
We got in and immediately the staff was incredibly helpful letting us know that if we have any questions or needed any guidance, that they could assist us.
We got up to our room (small lift!) and found the room to be perfect. Obviously, the room is small, but its ample enough for two people, the shower/​bathroom were great size and modernized.
We had a small balcony with a view to Notre Dame, score!
Every day we left the hotel in the morning and walked around for hours and hours. When we returned our room was spotless. If we had any questions before leaving the hotel, the staff guided us or made a couple calls for us.
The hotel was near St. Germain de Pres and near the heart of the Latin Quarter, only a couple blocks from Rue Moufftard (sp?).Incredibly central, walking distance from many spots and 2minute walk to 2 metro stations.
Only one night (first or second night) did we hear people late at night (early morning) causing a havoc after leaving the bars. But, with jet lag we fell back asleep. The next day we found out that the heater/​AC has a fan setting (we always sleep w/​a fan back at home) so that was awesome! We slept like babies the whole trip.
The TV had about 35 channels (2 in English). Room also had a mini fridge w/​bar.
All in all it was amazing. We would totally stay in the same hotel in a heart beat and encourage all to do the same!

Stayed here on our 10 day Christmas holiday in Paris and loved it. People were nice. Room was a reasonable size based on Paris standards. It was very clean. Location was very convenient, within walking distance to so many attractions in the 3^rd — 6^th. In addition, there are two different Metro lines within a blocks stroll. Having rue Mouffetard just a couple blocks away was a special treat.
This isn’t a fancy hotel by any means, but we got an excellent deal (~$ 100 per night) and felt quite comfortable here.

L’emplacement, c’est super. On est à pas de la rue Monge avec des tas de restos, de cafés, de marchés. L’accueil ouvert 24h/​24, le Wifi (qui coûte environ 1 euro pour 24 heures), un prix correct… tout était bon. Sauf la salle de bains car la douche est si petite.
Mais ce que j’ai aimé le plus c’est l’Arènes de Lutèce qui se trouve juste au derrière de cet hôtel. J’y suis restée trois jours l’année dernière, et chaque matin quand je me suis levée, j’ai ouvert les volets pour voir la vue magnifique qui donne sur l’Arènes. On y a passé pas mal de temps en regardant les jeux de boules, en prenant le petit-​déj, en se détendant.
Quand je retourne à Paris, je resterai ici sans doute.

Hôtel de luxe décoré de 3 étoiles, l’Acte V jouit d’un emplacement de rêve, non loin des Arènes de Lutèce.
Deux ambiances sont présentes dans l’hôtel. D’abord celle du rouge, chaleureux et distingué, que l’on découvre dès la réception et dans les salons avec bar. Heureusement, les chambres sont plus apaisantes avec leur dominante blanche. Elles né sont pas grandiose, mais très propres.
L’accueil se fait 24h/​24. L’hôtel dispose d’un ascenseur, de la climatisation, du Wifi, d’un pressing… bref tout ce qui s’accorde avec ses 3 étoiles. Dommage que les salles de bains né suivent pas. Elles sont un peu désuètes (Cf. les sèche-​cheveux). Par contre, le petit-​déjeuner est digne de celui des Rois. Avec un buffet sucré /​salé à volonté, c’est parfait pour débuter une journée à Paris.
Évidemment, aucune des chambres n’est en dessous des 100 € !

Un vrai nid douillet
Bravo pour cet hôtel très cosy. Accueil chaleureux mais discret. Notre chambre était relativement spacieuse avec une literie de très très bonne qualité. Enfin un hôtel à Paris digne de ses 3 étoiles !