Hotel fabric

This is a lovely new hotel and don’t get me wrong when I say that but still give them 3 stars. The staff was great, the décor super cute, and it was nice to have free coffee in the lobby anytime during the day and night. Our room was more spacious than some of the previous hotels we’ve stayed at in the past. The bathrooms on the other hand lack the counter space I need but we ended up utilizing other surfaces in the main room to accommodate.
My complaint is with the noise. I don’t know if all the rooms face a street but ours did and we heard EVERYTHING! Not to mention the door was paper thin and if anyone were to talk in the hallway it was like we were there with them. This caused for minimal sleep during our stay there.
But everything else about the hotel was great. It’s just a shame they didn’t put more money into sound proofing the rooms.

This a truely wonderful hotel. Paris is a great city with plenty of places to explore — some well known and some off the the beaten track. Staying at the Hotel Fabric will simply be the icing on the cake of any visit. The staff are all warm and friendly. Our room was stylish and exceptionally clean and comfortable with a fabulous bathroom and a generous supply of l’occitane products. We loved opening the large window in the morning to enjoy the blue skies and the view across the rooftops.
Downstairs there’s a fabulous lounge with a hot drinks machine and a plentiful supply of Madelines and even a bowl of fruity sweets. Every evening an attractive array of wine, beer and spirits appears to create the honesty bar — simply help yourself and fill in your own form.
Just when you think you’ve got it all its time to discover the steam room. Just book your time and then you’ve got the whole set up to yourselves. A fantastic treat after all the sightseeing. Oh, forgot to say that there are several metro stations nearby and you can walk to the markets at belleville and the bastille as well as stroll up to the canal st martin.
What a perfect find… please dont tell all your friends about the Hotel Fabric… I want to keep it for myself!

I’ve procrastinated in writing this review, as I wanted to be sure to find a time where I could adequately describe what an incredibly wonderful experience we had at the Hotel Fabric. And truth be told, I kinda want to keep the secret to myself, so that it won’t be too difficult to book in the future!
From the moment we arrived, and even beforehand, through our email correspondence, the Hotel Fabric stood out as different from the usual chain hotels we’ve experienced. For loyalty reasons, we tend to stay in the same two hotel chains whenever possible, but since there weren’t good choices for our stay this time around, we chose the Hotel Fabric.
The rooms are absolutely lovely. When I’m in a hotel, my two top priorities are a great comfy bed, and a clean, well functioning bathroom. Hotel Fabric exceeded my expectations in both areas.
We booked one of the triple rooms. The third person sleeps on a convertible armchair that opens into a bed, but if you couldn’t see the armchair portion, you would absolutely believe you were on a conventional bed. Our daughter, who had complained multiple times about the sofabed she slept on while we were in London, loved the bed here & had not one single word of complaint about it. Even nicer was the curtain partition that separated her area from the main portion of the room, which provided privacy for all of us.
Now the bathroom. Ah, the bathroom. I seriously can’t think of a single area of improvement. The L’Occitane toiletries, the generous shelving for personal items, the double-​headed rainshower, the LED backlit tiles, just phenomenal. Very hot water when you need it, and the glass walls meant that the very spacious shower got very steamy, while the bathroom area itself was not.
The unique shelving area provided us with ample room for hanging clothes, storing suitcases, etc. Even with three people in the room, we never felt at all crowded or cramped.
We absolutely loved the fact that our room overlooked the very quiet & green courtyard area. We opened our windows & enjoyed the cool April breezes.
I could go on & on about the room, but I think you get the idea. Now for the rest of the hotel… I seriously think that I could live here & be a happy girl! The staff was so lovely, greeting us, asking how our day was, etc. We had quite a few times when we needed assistance or had questions, and they were unfailingly helpful & friendly, with none of the reputed snootiness that Parisians supposedly have.
The breakfast was absolutely phenomenal, and we enjoyed it daily. The lady who sets up in the morning (I wish I could remember her name!) was so very sweet, greeting us daily, laughing along with us, etc.
Michael at the front desk deserves an extra shout-​out. If you do not speak French & wish to discuss your reservation with someone with excellent English skills, he’s your man.
I also wish that I’d gotten the name of the manager, the young lady with the charming accent (perhaps eastern European?). She also was so sweet & helpful.
All in all, we thoroughly enjoyed our five days at the Hotel Fabric, and cannot wait until such time that we’re able to visit again!

Neues schickes und modernes **** Hotel in einem trendigen Stadtviertel. Von hier können alle Ziele in der Stadt schnell erreicht werden, mit der Metro, oder auch zu Fuß. Die Zimmer sind ausreichend groß, das Bad ebenso, die sanitären Einrichtungen sind hochwertig. Das Duschen unter der Regenbrause bringt die nötige Erfrischung. Das Personal ist professionell und sehr hilfsbereit. Das Frühstück ist qualitativ hochwertig und ausreichend. Tagsüber kann man sich an der Kaffeebar mit kostenlosen Heiß– und Kaltgetränken (Evianwasser) sowie Madleines bedienen.
Das Preis– Leistungsverhältnis ist angemessen. Ich hatte ein Eröffnungsangebot mit drei Übernachtungen für mich und meine Tochter gebucht.
Von meiner Seite gebe ich gerne eine uneingeschränkte Empfehlung für das Hotel weiter und werde wiederkommen.

Have you ever stayed at a hotel that had been open for just one week?
It’s not such a bad thing. We were probably the first ones to use some of the amenities, including the steam shower area of the spa, complete with spectacular ceiling LED starry night. HOT HOT steam and soothing cold shower all in one. Reminds me of cold nights by the fire, sitting a little too close and then running off into a cold room (Calvin and Hobbs style).
Rooms were fantastic, as was the tea and Madeleines. If you imagine SOHO and the last bit of London where we stayed smooshed together, you’d have a good idea of the neighborhood near the Hotel Fabric. The fantastic restaurant just across the street La Cave de L’insolite, is another draw, and indicative of the hip urban vibe.
If ever needed, I’m sure to book again here.