The hotel and the staff were very nice. The biggest issue we encountered while staying here was its location. Not the hotels fault, mainly poor planning on our part but either way it was far from everything we wanted to do. If you are only staying in Paris for a few days make sure you do some research on distance from things. Public transportation was easy but the hotel is located right in between to metro stations. The walk isn't too far but you still have to make it. If you are staying here and want to go to the main spots, plan for a minimum of 35 minutes of travel requiring 1 to 2 line changes. Again, public transportation in the city is pretty easy but if you are not efficient with the metro or don't want to deal with it, it's something to consider.
Lastly, and HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, make sure you ask the tourist information desk about the weekly travel pass that you can purchase at the first metro station. They sell multiple passes at the tourist information desk at the airport. Depending on where you will be traveling, they offer passes that cover Paris's "zones." There is a pass you can buy at the metro station that gives you one week access covering all public transportation in the city, including travel through all 5 zones of France. It is half the price of the ones they sell at the desk so make sure to ask!