Hotel Hibiscus Republique, Paris

The homeless hang around the hotel and they scream all through the night. Often, no clerk at the front desk, so that anybody can easily sneak into the hotel. In the end, the hotel overchrged me by deliberately overcounting the number of nights I stayed. Everything was terrible.

First of all the hotel is well located, but when I checked I detected an awful smell typical of old dilapidated buildings, the elevator is located in the second floor that means, you have to haul your luggage one floor up, then the room had only 2 lights, one in the bath room and the other in the main room at the wall that you have to get up to turn it off, the shower drain was plugged, had to call maintenance, I never found out if they fixed cause I left next day to a neighbor hotel, one more thing, when coming out of the elevator the lights are out, you have to look for the switch to turn them on, looks to me the owners want to save electricity at all costs. All this for 75 Euros 96 US Dollars