Hôtel Les Deux Gares

“Best budget hotel close to Gare Du Nord”

Small hotel but very reasonable for being close to Gare du Nord and d'Est. Literately you could walk down the street, turn the corner, cross the road and there was an underpass to the stations. Breakfast was simple but included and rooms were clean and comfortable. Staff were very helpful espe... more

Small hotel but very reasonable for being close to Gare du Nord and d'Est. Literately you could walk down the street, turn the corner, cross the road and there was an underpass to the stations. Breakfast was simple but included and rooms were clean and comfortable. Staff were very helpful especially when we thought trains home could be cancelled and didn't know if we would require a room for that night as well. There is no bar and restaurant is for breakfast only but there are several restaurants in the street, and it is a short walk to Gare Du Nord main road where there were plenty. The area around the hotel is very multi-cultural with lots of shops and busy at night with lots of people hanging around so I never felt nervous about walking around at night. The area is a bit neglected and untidy but not right near the hotel.

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“Ok inside, surroundings not so nice”

I stayed one night for a meeting. The room was simple, but OK. There was a desk and one chair for working. there was no minibar or no coffee/the options. The internet worked OK. The view from the small balcony was towards Gare d*Est. The window and curtains made the room very quiet at night. Brea... more

I stayed one night for a meeting. The room was simple, but OK. There was a desk and one chair for working. there was no minibar or no coffee/the options. The internet worked OK. The view from the small balcony was towards Gare d*Est. The window and curtains made the room very quiet at night. Breakfast was simple with fresh bread - the usual way as in other small hotels in Paris. The streets around the hotel are not the best places to walk alone

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“Convenient. No frills. ”

Out of the Gare du Nord doors, turn left, walk to the end of the street, turn right and there it is. Even closer to the Gare de l'Est. The local area could benefit from a face-lift, but is safe enough and the hotel itself is quiet, despite the nearby trains. Reception is welcoming and multi-lingu... more

Out of the Gare du Nord doors, turn left, walk to the end of the street, turn right and there it is. Even closer to the Gare de l'Est. The local area could benefit from a face-lift, but is safe enough and the hotel itself is quiet, despite the nearby trains. Reception is welcoming and multi-lingual, 24 hours a day. Lift and stairs lead to all six floors. The decor is slightly dated but clean and well maintained. There is a small shared lounge. WiFi is strong in public areas, but of varying quality elsewhere. A simple continental breakfast is available for an additional charge.

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