3 Star Hotels in Val de Bussy, Paris

"Friendly staff , accessible to transportation "

"This is a nice boutique hotel with friendly and helpful staff. The garden/courtyard is cute and our room was comfortable and accommodated three adults nicely. Both the queen bed and twin bunk bed was comfortable which was a pleasant surprise for a twin bed. The bathroom was okay, but could use some improvements. For instance, the glass that served as the door for the shower was so small that it was impossible not to get water everywhere while showering. It is an easy walk to the metro and there are plenty of restaurants and cafes within walking distance of the property. If you want to be closer to iconic Paris attractions, I suggest you look for a different neighborhood, we knew we would be taking the metro and were fine with that for this trip. "

"Clean room with a great view, but serious safety concerns for families "We had mixed feelings about our stay. On the positive side, the room was impeccably clean, offered a lovely view, and was located in a nice, quiet area. Walking distance from several markets. Having a small kitchen was also a huge plus for our trip. However, we encountered significant comfort and safety issues. The air conditioning was ineffective, forcing us to leave the balcony door open just to cool the room down. More importantly, the bathroom layout is quite hazardous, especially for those with children. The heated towel rack is located directly next to the toilet; it is positioned so close that an adult—or more concerningly, a child—could easily suffer a burn while using the toilet. Additionally, the bathtub is unusually high, making the step out feel dangerous, especially since the floor becomes very slippery. Instead of a sturdy shower curtain or door, there is only a flimsy swinging glass panel that offers no support if you were to slip. It would nice if there was at least a hand rail on the back wall. While the hotel is aesthetically nice and clean, management really needs to address these safety hazards to protect their guests.""