Huni Hotel (with kids)

I got the room at ground floor. The smell is terrible and no privacy. People walking by the window could look into the room. The hotel uses the mirror effect film but it doesn’t help when the light is on. The plus point is that the service staff is very friendly and helpful.

The hotel has a good location, less than 3 minutes from the metro and buses, but I didn't think the area was safe, because some strange boys came in and we heard from the bedroom window when they ran out with things in their hands. The entrance door was always open and the reception was very exposed. Anyone could identify themselves as a guest and go into the rooms, as everything was very open. T...

Stayed in July 2025, 4 nights in a double room. The only thing that was remotely acceptable was the room, but even that was poorly cleaned. The real problem here is the management: there’s one person at the front desk and they are incredibly rude, unhelpful, and at times outright aggressive. They shouted at us for asking basic questions and acted as if we were a nuisance just for trying to get inf...

My parents and I stayed in this hotel for 3 nights in Paris, and it was a perfect stay according to our budget and preferences. The location is great with 2 nearby metro stations, lots of food, bar and bakery options around. The room was clean and of the descent size with good facilities. The hotel staffs were friendly and very kind and even helped us get a taxi when other taxis were cancelling on...

Avoid Huni Hotel if your plans aren't guaranteed I had a deeply disappointing experience with Huni Hotel. During the recent Eurostar cancellations, travel plans were thrown into chaos. Like many others, I scrambled to book a room, and Huni accepted my reservation even though they had no availability. The hotel was fully booked, but they still allowed new reservations to go through. Worse, they r...