Hotel Meslay Republique in Paris

My sister and I booked this hotel for a one night visit to Paris last weekend. On arrival, Saturday afternoon, the man at reception greeted us, gave us our room key. The hotel was very clean. Room was small but adequate and again, clean.
After getting ready in our room we realized we lost our room key. We went down to the reception and told the man, apologizing. He grabbed a large set of master keys, gestured to my sister abruptly and said 'you come with me in the lift upstairs' and (gesturing to me) 'you stay here at reception'. I felt uneasy and wanted to stay with my sister. I followed them to the lift and said I wanted to go up also. On saying this the man became extremely aggressive, yelling at us. He said things like oh you think I'm going to do something, you think I will attack you.
He continued to shout at us. We were extremely upset and didn't know why he was behaving like this. He said he needed someone to stay at reception for security reasons (This is the hotels responsibility, not mine. What we do and where we go is up to us). He continued yelling at us and told us that we would not be staying at the hotel, we need to leave and would not get a refund.
Not having a room key, my sister and I went outside to gather ourselves and figure out what we will do. While we were outside the man came outside and started yelling at us. He was saying things like ' you accuse me of this, at my age.'
I would like to add, during this whole event my sister and I never accused this man of anything. We wanted to stay together, we never said anything offensive or acted inappropriately or disrespected him.
Eventually we came across a lovely English couple, and, feeling unsafe to go up to the room alone, we asked them could they please stay at reception while we go to the room together to grab all of our belongings and leave. They were so kind and happily assisted us. On entering the hotel these lovely people then got yelled at by the man.
My sister and I had to get in a tiny lift with this man (we felt very unsafe as he was yelling so aggressively at us), got to our room, grabbed our stuff and left our room. I told my sister not to say a word to the man when we get downstairs and just walk straight out the door. On passing him he said 'do you have your room key', I replied saying no, that we had lost it. The man replied ' cancel your booking online and I will give you a refund'. We did not reply and we left.
We were so shocked and upset by this whole event. I would suggest you stay away from this hotel.

I stayed in this hotel last weekend and it was not a good experience. The decor is very dated which was fine as this is what the photos portrayed. Old scratchy blankets on the beds. Staff are helpful and pleasant. The room was extremely hot even though the weather was not very hot at night. There was an old noisy fan to cool down which was very noisy and kept me awake, so I opened the window and it was extremely noisy on the street, I did not sleep all night. Which ruined my sightseeing for the next day. The room was over 220 euros for one night which is outrageous for the tiny room that was provided for three people. I did not get any sleep and when I complained the next day I was advised I got a good price for central Paris! I wish I had gone for a cheaper hotel in a less central area which would have been better than this one, was happy to leave after one night. Very overpriced for what was offered.