Paris Hotel Guide - Plaine Commune Grand Paris Tourist Office hotels in Paris, France.

"great hotel and great breakfast."

"The room was clean and the staff are helpful. The breakfast is also very good!"

"Great stay!"

"located in a working class neighborhood, close to the Metro in an old mansion, the staff goes out of their way to make your visit memorable! very nice people! would highly recommend"

"Nice hotel , nice staff and near metro . Price was also nice"

"I needed an urgent place to stay and your establishment provided as expected. There was not much that displeased me."

"Clean room, helpful staff, if you like work out this hotel has very good gym, easy to access to metro."

"This hotel may be our new go-to while in Paris on future trips. It was the most affordable that we could find, at < $200 per night. The price you pay is being a bit outside the city center, but the trains are so efficient that we happily a few extra minutes on the train to get anywhere. We didn't have the breakfast, so cannot speak to that, but the room itself was extremely clean and relatively spacious for our family of 4. "

"Great hotel with great transport connections and staff was really helpful and nice"

"Excellent management and excellent staff"

"Friendly staff, good secured parking!"

"The property is conveniently located near the metro stations"

"Staff were super friendly "

"Air conditioned, clean. Good sized room. Friendly staff. Good location. Food , metro, supermarket nearby."

"Quiet and easy to rest "

"Clean room, staff not so good service. Not good location if you’re going to explore center of Paris."

"✔️✔️👍"

"Hôtel pratique à côté du Stade de France mais attention comme il n’y a personne les week-ends impossible de récupérer les clés avant 16h. C’est un boîtier électronique qui délivre la clé de la chambre."

"My room was life and clean with a bathroom that resembles an airplane. Staff was great and welcoming. My luggage was kept at property after checkout as I had to leave and visit Paris. Came back and everything was fine"