Found this hotel on Hotels.com. Room #604
Americans need to get over the size of European hotel rooms. You should be using them to shower and sleep in, get out and enjoy the place you are visiting !!
This was a single room, just a little bigger than most cruise ship cabins I have been in. But the space was perfect. A comfortable, clean twin bed, a desk, a decent closet to hang clothes complete with safe, and still room to set large luggage on the rack provided. The bathroom was almost as big as the room because it was a handicapped accessible room.
Front desk staff was always great. It’s France, there was always a good morning and good evening when you come and go. One gentleman called a restaurant for us to get our reservations, and other called a cab when two Uber’s declined us.
It was a great area. Jules Joffrin and Lamarck–Caulaincourt metros nearby. Plenty of boulangeries, chocolate shops, and restaurants very close by. It was safe wandering the early morning markets as they set up and coming back around 10 pm.
I might suggest not taking a sixth floor room, although after the second morning I got used to it. Before sunrise, the pigeons begin to wake up and you can hear them move on the metal roof.
The elevator is actually large enough for six people or two Americans and their luggage.