We've now stayed in three areas in aix and this is by far the best location. Only 5-10 minutes walk to place richelme. The room is dated but it is clean and the bed was fine. The reception was also fine. Can't comment on breakfast as we didn't have it. My only concern is the noise in the morning from... More

We arrived in Aix en Provence with no reservation in the pouring rain. We stopped at two downtown hotels, two and 3 stars, both were fully booked and didn't have any recommendations in the neighborhood. We found this hotel in an old guide book and called. They had one room left. Thank goodness for GPS because the proprietor said he'd... More

This hotel was clean and basic, but for the same price you can stay at nicer hotels in Aix right in centre ville. I am a student in Aix, and I have had friends stay in Hotel Paul several times as well. The staff are not at all friendly and wifi is ridiculously expensive. It is not a charming hotel,... More

Positive points: it is about 15 a 20 min by foot from central train station and close to city center and tourist points. There is supermarkets near. Quiet hotel and neighborhood. Friendly staff. Reasonable price for Aix-en-provence. Negative points: wifi is not free. There isn't a 24h reception. In general is a good place to stay, reasonable price for Aix-en-provence,... More

This hotel is definitely basic, but for a trip to Aix where we spent very little time in our room it was fine. The price cannot be beat. We stayed in the triple room on the top floor. Even though it was only 25-27 C the room was very very hot and stuffy. The two fans did not help circulate... More

The worst hotel ever! The rooms are old and poorly preserved. It seems that the building has structural problems: the floor and walls arent leveled (small hills inside the bedrooms).However, the worst at all is the treatment given by the recepcionist/owner. Extremely rude! In the web site it is written that this hotel accepts credit card. But it is not... More

I would stay at Hotel Paul again, my experience and expectations were that it was a lower-end budget hotel in a location handy to Aix and it certainly was that. There is no free internet, air-conditioning or elevator that you may want (and pay for) elsewhere. However, I had a clean twin room and no curfew for not much more... More

Because I was a late registrant for an international conference in Marseille, the only rooms available were either very expensive ones in Marseille's city center or reasonably priced ones about 30 minutes away in Aix. I opted to be more thrifty and stay in Hotel Paul, despite some of the reviews that I have seen on tripadvisor. I was pleasantly... More

what to say about paul.... no credit card accepted (because the bank gets comission!!!) the rooms were small, dirty, old. There were no pillows... only a large sausage pillow for the whole double bed... when I asked for a normal pillow, there was not one available... Internet charged!!! bathroom dirty, with hair around...