25hours Hotel Paris Terminus Nord 4 stars

Located right across the road from the main station we got off the Eurostar train and were at the entrance to the hotel within minutes. The hotel is decorated in a very vibrant style and has to be seen to be believed! The team was welcoming and happy to keep our luggage until our room was ready. The concierge was especially nice, laughing and joking with us each time we saw him. I stayed in a single room which was warm and cosy with the same unique style. The bed was so comfortable and the rainfall power shower was amazing after a long day in Paris. I would recommend

Lovely hotel with some great little touches; the painted rugs are a quirky addition and the bar area is unbelievably comfortable. Service in the hotel is a little hit and miss - the concierge and the early shift were outstanding, the bar guy and night team were less of a standout but pleasant enough. This hotel is ideally located for an intercity European tour. The Metro is easily accessible.

I found this hotel through the advice of a German friend who lives in London and is super cool. So I knew I had to try it! I’ve stayed in their Berlin and Paris location. The staff is super friendly and accommodating in Paris. The location is very convenient. My room had an amazing view. I LOVE this hotel. Will definitely go back and try their other locations as well.

Great location with very friendly staff. Rooms were clean and comfortable. We are happy to recommend. Plenty of restaurants nearby and close to Gare du Nord for access to all parts of the city. Scare Coeur and Montmarte within walking distance.

Good location, friendly staff and clean rooms for a competitive price. This hotel is a nice place to stay when travelling to Paris with eurostar. There is even free F&B in a small fridge in the room. A few drinks (coke and beer), sweets and crisps. However, a foolish sustainability guru in the brand head office has decided to remove all water bottles from that fridge. Bollywood room design is not particularly attractive, with ugly orange carpets and plenty of plastic trikets and bibelots, but at the end of the day I found it quite endearing. Could I also accept to cut my confort (no clean water in the room, but obligation to go and buy it at the lobby when waking up thirsty in the middle of the night) to greenwash a brand and let thel pretend they care about waste because they remove water bottles, while they still use other bottles (for alcool and sugar drinks), plastic individual packaging (for sweets, crisps and biscuits) ans electricity for the fridge? It is boring and punitive to have to buy a water bottle before check in (knowing that tap water in Paris is loaded with chlore and lead), the change is ineffective in saving the planet, it is just done to pretend green action are taken. As a regular guest, I could bring my own flask, fill it with filtered water at check in, eventually let the flask at the reception between stays. Then why not also come with plenty of batteries, so I don't use hotel electricity and help the abusive marketing liars telling the hotel is reducing energy use? No, I will not play that game. 25hours do the worst of sustainability: green marketing without green impact, while reducing quality and service for guests. And will probably comment here how usefull removing still water could be, while they don't care about other drinks in the room or plenty of more efficient actions (starting by investing on the hotel door) . Shame on that bad green behaviour.