Puteaux Hotel Guide - Historic Hotels in Puteaux, Paris

"Hôtel très bien situé pour visiter Paris à la marche"

"Lobby and restaurant currently under construction and didn’t know until the week before our stay. We specifically picked this hotel because it had a restaurant and should have been told about the renovations when booking. Other than that and the hotel being a little dated, which they are addressing, although the rooms could stand to be updated as well, it was a good stay. Staff was excellent!"

"Great location, incredible view of the tower."

"Breakfast good, people are very nice , the concierge was very helpful amazing hotel "

"Overall great hotel & stay! "

"Very good"

"The carpets look stained, other than that, the stay was excellent. "

"Was the best hotel we stayed in the whole trip, they let us use the air conditioner, weird thing for April in France. Hotel was located on a very central area, full of cozy restaurants. The staff was amazing."

"Horrible experience. Within one hour of being there (we checked in at 10pm), there were ants all over the floor and spiders everywhere. We tried to reach someone who worked at the property and they were so unresponsive, the Expedia team got involved and helped us out by calling their management team. Finally someone came to our room and they sprayed a toxic fume to kill the bugs all over the place with us still in the room, we ran out coughing and unable to breathe. We ultimately decided to leave as all of the furniture and our luggage’s were sprayed with this toxic spray. The bottle indicated the room should be evacuated for minimum 4 hours and its 12am at this point so where were we supposed to sleep? The hotel did not have any other room available so we had to relocate and find another accommodation at 1am. The member at the hotel said they’d issue a refund and agreed they made a mistake with spraying the room with the toxic spray. Only for the next day, they declined issuing us a refund. Absolutely horrible experience, I wouldn’t recommend staying here even to my worst enemy."