Pullman Paris Montparnasse

La deco des espaces communs est belle, contemporaine, design
Pour amateurs de grands ensemble, impersonnel, ambiance cantine au petit déjeuner
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We stayed here for four nights. Again, all of our arrangements for our European honeymoon was done through Costco Travel. I did see the original rates on the monitor behind the check in desk though and they were pretty steep! We arrived around 9pm I believe on a Friday night at the lines were a little on the long side. Also kind of confusing on which line to line up in. Costco noted that it was our honeymoon and as a nice gesture the lady behind the front desk upgraded us to the top floor. We did get a lovely view and some gelees were brought to our room after we got settled.
I felt that the room was fairly spacious, as I was worried that rooms in Europe were going to be on the smaller side. The king bed was very comfortable and the room was quiet. You must keep a key card in the slot by the bathroom in order to turn on and leave the lights on in the whole room. The complimentary breakfast buffet was satisfying and if you ask the waitstaff going around for tea they’ll give you some lovely Dammann Freres tea (my favorite). The concierge also provided us with tickets to the Louvre which gave us a side entrance in order to massively cut the line (only 2 Euro more than regular price tickets). There are two restaurants in the hotel, the more expensive one had a very limited menu so we ended up leaving after finding nothing pleasing to us, and then just ate at the Café Atlantic by the lobby. One morning the water was freezing cold and we called down to the front desk and they said it was a whole hotel wide problem that they were working on. So we went down to the buffet for breakfast came back up and it was fine, and then later on in the day noticed a letter about this slipped under our door. I think this shows a lot of professionalism honestly and they did this in a pretty timely manner for such a large hotel.
I still don’t quite understand the layout of Paris that well, but the hotel is next to a grocery store and has a mall across the street and public transit across the street as well. It’s quite a trek from the Eiffel Tour, the Louvre and other attractions though. Next trip back in Paris, I think I would want to try a hotel a little more centralized to the attractions, but the Pullman is a great hotel and I wouldn’t be opposed to staying here again if we got a deal. 4.5 ish stars.

It looks nice on the surface, but it’s really not. The staff ranged from indifferent to rude.
They don’t have a laundry room. I had to have them launder a few items I needed — it was WAY less than a load of wash. I was charged $ 116! And they originally said it was $ 126 but took $ 10 off when I complained.
My camera was stolen by dining room staff. I actually got it back a few days later after I was going to file a police report and the tour guide took the matter to hotel security. If pressure hadn’t been brought to bear, I’m certain I would never have gotten it back. They really didn’t care.
They supposedly have internet service. They do, kind of… You have to renew it daily by taking the device to the front desk, and it never worked properly. I thought I must be doing something wrong until I used the internet connection at a restaurant nearby. It worked perfectly…
They have computers in the lobby for the guests. Problem is most of the keyboards don’t work very well. A couple of them had letters in different places from standard keyboards and some of the keys didn’t work at all.
They have some kind of odd electrical current in France. I brought along adaptors that my husband used all over the Orient and Middle East. I also brought one that I had used in London. Neither kind worked. I called the front desk and asked to borrow an adaptor. Surely there are many guests who have the same problem. They don’t have enough adaptors so guests have to do without until one comes available.
Oh yes, and one more thing. I had dinner one night with my traveling companion in their restaurant. I wasn’t ready to eat it at that moment, so I asked the waiter to pack it to go. He said that wasn’t possible. They don’t allow food to leave the restaurant and be taken to the rooms. I said: You have room service, don’t you? He said yes. I said: Well, then that’s the same food that’s going to the rooms. I also reminded him that I had paid for the food. Didn’t change things. I ended up wrapping my dinner up in napkins and smuggling it out, as ridiculous as that sounds. I had to steal my own food.
I had never been to Paris. I left with a rather negative impression of it which is a shame because most — though not all — of my bad experiences involved the hotel.

Stayed here for 7 days. It’s a pretty nice hotel. About a 20 – 30 minute walk to the Eiffel Tower. The lobby is big, with a bar and seating for you to hang out or wait for people. There is also a restaurant, but we didn’t try it.
The rooms are standard size. We requested a nonsmoking room, got a nonsmoking room, but we could still smell slight smoke. It wasn’t bad because it didn’t bother us really, but something to mention. There is wifi in the hotel, but you have to log in every 24 hours with any random email address.
There is a small gym on a certain level of the hotel with towels, snacks, coffee. We were sightseeing so much everyday that I didn’t have time to do any exercise.
All in all, I’d come back here again. Though I think prices are $ 400−500/night. We had this room through a package deal off Priceline

Magnifique hôtel et son restaurant au niveau À vous permet de profiter d’un buffet généreux

Being my first time in Paris, I had a three nights stay here. Located in the center of Paris, the location is very convenient. Bus & metro lines are within a block or so. Multiple restaurants are also nearby as well as a grocery store where one can pick up essentials. Being one of the tallest building in the area, a nice view of night time Paris could be had if you get one of the upper floors. The luxurious lobby is complimented by an open business center complete with multiple large touch screen monitors and a laser printer. The breakfast buffet is served at their restaurant (Just’In) on the second level. The selection is outstanding and accommodates to the various international preferences. Imaging having Miso soup available for breakfast with your Latte! The concierge service was very helpful with tips to local dinning. Free WiFi is also available but the signal is too weak to be useful unless you are close to the hallways. The bathroom is surprisingly large for European standards. One must be physically fit however to use the bath/​shower as it has a rather high step-​in.
Overall a perfectly situated place to stay for tourists and for business travelers if price is not a consideration. But keep in mind that the location, service and the convenience of this place can be «priceless» !!!

Bad hotel experience… besides the food, nothing is good about this place. The hotel rooms feel old, peeling paint, stained carpets, broken toilets, and impractical half-​glass walled showers that leak water into the entire bathroom. The staff is curt and rarely helpful. No one greets you when you arrive. There are no automated doors or staff to even open the door for you– when you arrive be prepared to drag your suitcases through heavy doors all on your own. Hotel toiletries are adequate, but hey it’s France; they can’t really mess that up can they? Incompetent check in requires that you renew your room key every single day otherwise it just stops working even if you’re staying multiple nights. Food is incredibly overpriced also. Will never stay in a Pulmon hotel ever again.

We were highly pleased with this hotel. The staff were all very friendly and helpful to us. Everyone was willing to offer directions and show us the way on a map. The breakfast was quite a spread and offered many choices. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone.

Big rooms, friendly staff, ok neighborhood… The problem is the clientele… It’s the Walmart of Parisian hotels… My biggest problem was they smoke in the rooms, and the hotel does not enforce their no smoking policy… Get used to waking up with a sore throat and your clothes smelling like cigarettes… It comes in thru the vents…

Very well situated and Modern hotel in the middle of Paris. It is a real business hotel with a very good concierge and services. The rooms are small but very well done and if you re lucky you will have a beautiful view of Paris. Ask for a high Floor. It is also a pretty expensive hotel, and I believe the breakfast is not at the level of the hotel. Cannot order omlet or eggs beside the cheesy scrambled eggs given. Didnt like it at all. They should definitely improve the breakfast. The room however is good

This was the nicest and most comfortable hotel we stayed at in Europe during our 2.5 week trip, and we stayed at a total of 7 hotels which were all highly ranked. The room was spacious, clean, and the bed was very comfortable. From what I remember, their pillows were memory foam ones. This was a big contrast to the other beds we had in Europe which were pretty firm. The staff was very nice and helpful. Their gym which was on the 22^nd floor which was great. It had snacks, water, coffee and a nice view of the Montparnasse Cemetery which you may or may not be interested in seeing. The hotel is pretty close to the metro and train which makes it convenient to get around Paris. Their breakfast was okay. The only thing that I would’ve made our experience better was free Wifi in the rooms.

We stayed for 5days while visiting Paris. Hotel is in great location with easy access to Gare Montparnesse station for metro, train, and bus travel. Shops, groceries store, bakeries, bars, and restaurants all easily located. The staff was helpful and friendly, the concierge pointed us to a local restaurant for out first dinner in Paris and was a great locale, secured day trips, and recommendations. The breakfast was phenomenal, great variety, and wait staff. Would return to this hotel in a heartbeat.

Rooms were clean and organized. Staff was friendly and did the best to accommodate. The restaurant is expensive but it makes up for that amazing free breakfast. Wow, breakfast is so yummy! Location is okay. It’s a while away from the top monuments. I was okay with that since there is a local shopping mall and shopping streets. Plenty of restaurants near by (walking distance). Since the hotel is a bit away from top monuments, you may have language barriers.

Cet avis concerne le brunch proposé le dimanche par le restaurant Just’in de l’hôtel Pullman.
Le brunch, très kid-​friendly, propose un «baby brunch»: il accueille les enfants de 4 à 12 ans dans une salle annexe à la salle de restauration principale et leur propose ateliers de maquillage, jeux, divertissements… dans un espace avec toboggans et autres plateformes de jeux. Pendant le brunch nous avons vu de nombreuses familles, des enfants de tous les âges, et une troupe d’enfants maquillés venus parader, danser et chanter avec les animateurs, pour célébrer quelques anniversaires. Autant le savoir tout de suite: le niveau sonore peut rapidement monter, mais l’ambiance, très familiale, est résolument conviviale.
Nous sommes arrivés pour midi avec réservation (fortement conseillée) et avons attendu une dizaine de minutes que la salle ouvre. En attendant, des hôtesses vous prennent manteaux, écharpes, casques… et vous attribuent un numéro. Puis on entre dans une salle avec verrière et plantes, aux tons lumineux, bien agencée.
Le buffet prend la forme de plusieurs îlots :
— deux îlots bar avec grosse machine Nespresso et ses capsules, sa machine à chocolat chaud, son eau chaude, ses sachets de thé et tisane Damman, ses jus pressés
— un îlot de viennoiseries et douceurs du petit-​déjeuner: pains au chocolat, croissants, pains au raisin, crêpes, gaufres, beignets au chocolat, chouquettes, pain de mie à toaster, brioches, confitures, sirop d’érable, chocolat chaud à verser, crème chantilly…
— un îlot d’entrées froides: salades diverses (pâtes au saumon, salade de boulgour, salade avocat-​mangue, etc.), carpaccio de poisson, maquereau, langoustines et crevettes, huîtres et fruits de mer, tranches de saumon fumé, tomate-​mozzarella. en tout une dizaine de choix différents
— un îlot d’entrées chaudes: cassolette de jarret de veau sur lit d’épinards, veloutés, nems aux légumes, risotto au parmesan, croque-​monsieurs saumon sur lit d’herbes…
— un îlot charcuterie (pâté en croûte, terrine, jambon cru, pancetta.)
— un îlot fromages, ses fruits, ses huiles et ses pains variés
— un îlot plat principal: bar et cabillaud, gigot d’agneau et haricots verts, purée, risotto, tomates confites en accompagnement, velouté de potiron
— un îlot de desserts: entremets pistache, chocolat-​poire, salade de fruits, tartes aux fruits, clafoutis, choux fourrés, chocolats, fruits frais, baba au rhum, mousse au chocolat, brioche façon pain perdu…
Le buffet est non seulement très varié, très copieux, mais le réassort est fait très régulièrement et les îlots sont agencés de manière à ce que les gens né se gênent pas en allant et venant.
Le service est à souligner tant il est aimable: vous aurez un ou deux serveurs attitrés et ils vous apporteront vos jus pressés (à volonté, vous pouvez également aller les prendre au bar vous-​même), débarrasseront vos assiettes entre chaque étape du brunch… On s’assure que tout se passé bien, que vous né manquez de rien, on vous encourage à goûter à tout… et avec le sourire, ce qui est très sympathique.
Les viennoiseries sont croustillantes, les beignets au chocolat fondants, les pancakes (situés sur l’îlot plat principal car conservés au chaud) moelleux et épais, les buffets chauds comme froids sont bien assaisonnés, bien parfumés, les mélanges tantôt classiques, tantôt originaux. Il est rare de voir des huîtres et fruits de mer aussi généreusement servis dans un brunch à moins de 50 € et la grande variété des plats disponibles est tout simplement impressionnante, pour une qualité qui n’est absolument pas sacrifiée (fromages de qualité, viande excellente et tendre, poisson fondant, cuisson bien maîtrisée, café et thé d’excellente qualité.).
4 étoiles pour un brunch mémorable que j’ai hâte de refaire: l’ambiance y est très décontractée, on y voit des familles, des couples, des jeunes, des moins jeunes, des grands-​parents… Un brunch très convivial au rapport qualité/​prix excellent.
Je recommande +++ !

Désormais complètement rénové, cet hôtel est parfait. Les chambres sont confortables, et offrent des services très agréables comme le café en chambre, les peignoirs ou encore les chaussons en éponge. Seule ombré au tableau, le temps d’attente à l’accueil et au petit déjeuner souvent assez long.

Le brunch est merveilleux, varié et de qualité. Le buffet de desserts du chef est délicieux. Je recommande!

VERY conveniently located — across the street from the Montparnasse train station and only a few steps further to the Gaite metro station. There’s some cafes, small patisseries and grocery stores nearby. It’s even walkable distance to the Luxembourg Gardens (a must-​see!).
I don’t know if they made renovations in the past year or so but I didn’t experience any issues with elevators or run down rooms. In fact, the rooms and beds were pretty large for European standards. Depending on who was at the front desk, they sometimes weren’t too helpful but it’s nice to get a hotel that actually has a bar, a business center and a fitness center. It was really crowded when I was there since there was a conference next door but I didn’t spend that much time hanging out in the lobby so it wasn’t a huge factor. It’s a bit pricey for being a bit outside the center of Paris but it made for a comfortable stay in Paris with minimal snootyness so I would still recommend it!
Oh, one last note, their free wifi is VERY slow up in the rooms but considerably faster down in the lobby.

Pullman looks and feels both classy and modern. Between the unrivaled views of the Parisian skyline and relatively spacious rooms, it was a sight for the sore eyes of visitors coming from an 18-​hour journey. My bed was rather large. The bathroom had tons of space. Rooms had air conditioning. If you’ve never been to France before, know that these amenities can’t be taken for granted.
Speaking of bathrooms, they have bidets. I know what they are, I just hadn’t seen one before, even in other hotels in the region. Classy! Also… freezing! I won’t miss them.
I WILL miss the «American breakfast» however. Pancakes, sausage, and bacon are endless if you want an ordinary meal to start your day. Meanwhile, I’d grab a pain au chocolat, a couple figs, and a bit of smoked ham. Heavenly. I had it included in my room, but if you’re looking to pay it separately, I don’t recommend it. If I recall correctly, lunch buffet started at 42 Euro. If breakfast is even half that, don’t bother. And as Harris M. said in another review, yes, it’s like «going to war» if you’re not there early. It’s open from 6:30 — 9:30, and if you come in after about 7:15 you can expect a frustrating line.
You might simply have to deal with it, as there aren’t many surrounding options. In fact, I’d venture to say this is right in the middle of the LAME part of town. I remember staying in Montmatre and being sandwiched between countless stores, restaurants, and clubs. Here at Pullman, you’ve got… well, not very much to work with, except Le Catacombs nearby.
Miscellaneous axes to grind that contribute to a two-​star deduction include
–Elevators getting stuck… more than once.
–Booking mistakes leaving members of my party locked out… more than once.
–Conference rooms are ridiculously expensive at 1,000 an HOUR and no noticeable multimedia options.
–The minibar assesses charges for *moving* an item that have to be resolved later… which is weird considering the menu was placed under some of the inventory. Proceed to use it as your personal fridge out of spite. ;-)
And finally…
You *have* to have a keycard handy to use the elevator. That can turn into a huge pain in the ass really fast, and when your roommate is on like the 20^th floor, can turn a moment of absent-​mindedness into a gigantic hassle.
I enjoyed my stay in this place, but every day I found myself saying «This place is dumb» for one reason or another. If you can afford staying here for a few days, you can afford doing something way more cool in a more favorable part of town.

Hôtel testé au décours d’un trajet SCNF interminable.
Je crois que le prix de la chambre double est très cher (à partir de 200 € la nuit).
Premier visuel de la chambre plutôt bon.
Mais TV pas réglable et surtout pas arrêtable (j’ai du passer derrière comme j’ai pu pour la débrancher).
Confort des matelas très moyen.
Ergonomie des prises de courants et des lampes de chevet/​commande des luminaires au plafond mal faite.
Petit déjeuner le lendemain sans grand intérêt dans une salle aseptisé et froide avec un service quasi inexistant.
Bref, pour toutes ces raisons je n’y retournerai pas !

Nice Hotel which is perfectly located in Paris.
Easy travel from and to the airport — use the offered Bus schedule for about 17 Euro — Taxi will cost you about 60 – 75 Euro and is neither better nor faster.
If you book online and in advance prices are acceptable — just booking in at the hotel is not recommended.
Skip the breakfast at the hotel — expensive and not worth it and go having a breakfast in some of the nice café’s which you will find close by.

Pros: great views, friendly service
Cons: far from everything, eating here is like heading to war (insane, aggressive, short on food/​cutlery/​plates)

Our first time in Europe and we are super excited to check in to the hotel. We were greeted up at the front desk by a…snooty looking French blonde girl. She then told us that we cannot check in until 3pm. That is not surprising and I fully understand it. However, she said that she can have us check in for an extra 50 Euros. I thought about it but wanted to see what we can do while we wait for 3 hours. I went to the lobby lounge and did some searching. I then went back to the line to go ahead and pay for the early check in. I got a different girl and she proceeded to tell me that there are no rooms available. I then asked if I can just pay extra to get in. THEN the first girl came by and whispered in this girl’s ear. New girl then says that I should have known about the check in time and that she can’t help us in anyway. The first girl walked away with a smirk on her face as if she tought me a lesson.
fine.
We checked in later and got the room. Fairly nice room with decent amenities. I must disagree with the others that this is a convenient location however. This is not close to ANYTHING. You have to take the metro to get anywhere touristy. Sure, it’s next to the train/​metro station but I would recommend getting something closer to the Eiffel Tower if you are a first timer. I guarantee that you will spend a large chunk of your time walking miles in the subway system to get to where you want to go.
Basically, it’s like visiting New York City for the first time but getting a hotel in Jersey City NJ. It’s not horrible, but not quite ideal for people visiting for the first time.

We are staying at this hotel as part of an extension for a river cruise we took from Prague to Paris with AMA Waterways, we got 2 days in Paris before going back to the USA
WE WOULD NOT CHOOSE THIS HOTEL IN THE FUTURE
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1) about 50% of the walls in our room have black scuff marks
2) the shower is the worst part, the water comes out of the shower head in concentric circles of hot/​cold water which means that there is no way of setting a constant temperature. While you shower you are constantly feeling these cold spurts. Besides that, when you finish you have to mop the floor because of this half sheet of glass that stands for a shower door and lets the water spray all over. They don’t provide hand towels only bath size and facial cloths.
3) we got a total of 7 hangers in the closet for 2 people
4) the toilet bowl has dark stains under the rim
5) carpet needs a good steam
Photos posted below.
I checked online and this room goes for 597 € a night.

This hotel is VERY nice, the location is VERY convenient, and the service is VERY slow. You would think for such a great location and view, they could find some people to work a little faster (or in some cases, to work at all). Check-​in with one person in front of you in line could take 20 minutes.
We loved the room size and the feel of the hotel
We loved the location – being right next to the subway station and walking distance to MANY great eating places in the area!!!
The front staff seemed more interested in looking important than making the guests feel important, and that’s never a good thing.
In the end, 5 stars for the ambience, 5 stars for the location, –7 stars for the staff
5 + 5 + (–7) = 3 stars

J’ai testé le Pullman Montparnasse dans le cadre du boulot donc j’avoue que je n’ai même pas regardé les tarifs qui doivent être bien au delà de mes moyens !
Ce n’est certainement pas l’hôtel dans lequel je viendrais me poser si je suis sur Paris en touriste. Trop de monde, l’hotel fait 25 étages et il n’est pas rare de faire la queue pour le petit déj ou d’attendre l’ascenceur un peu trop longtemps, mais en revanche, côté professionnel, il est parfait. Salles de conférences de toutes tailles, bien équipées, wifi, grand restaurant et salons privés, accueil à la hauteur.
Les chambres sont super confortables et la vue, si vous avez la chance d’être au 23ème étage comme moi, est impressionnante.
Mention très bien pour le buffet du petit déjeuner. Il est royal et apparemment, le week end, il est envahi de parisiens qui viennent bruncher avec leurs gamins.
Le bar est également super bien aménagé. Un bar avec des tables classiques, un espace avec tables hautes et tabourets et un troisième, très cosy, canapés et fauteuils design.
Si vous devez y dormir, demandez une chambre dans les derniers étages avec un numéro pair. Vous aurez une vue de Paris, grandiose !

We spent 5 nights in this hotel. The first 2 nights were part of a tour package in a classic room (which included drawer space, a bidet and a pant press wirh somewhat dated décor). We had upgraded to a superior room for our last 3 independent nights (which had no drawer space, no bidet, no pant press, but had upgraded finishes in the room and bathroom). Consistently, we had issues with the hotel plumbing with the toilets running and running in each of our rooms. When we complained, they were quick to try to help, but sadly, this was unacceptable to us.
The included Internet access was a HUGE plus for this hotel and access was quick and consistent. After 3 weeks in Europe we recognized what a huge plus this was.
The included breakfast was good, the room décor (both classes we experienced) were good. It just seemed strange that an upgrade in room class equated to less storage space. The view was identical although obviously higher in the upgraded room.
Overall this hotel is a solid yet basic hotel, close to transportation, restaurants, bars and supermarkets. Staff were friendly and attentive, however, flushing toilets are a bit of a deal breaker for us
My advice., book a hotel closer to the right bank.

On a recent business trip to Paris, I spent two weeks at this hotel. I was very pleased. The staff was very friendly. The rooms were modern. Though, I did find out later that I was staying in a room that had been recently renovated, so I can’t speak for the other rooms. The shower was amazing. Perfect temp, perfect pressure. True blackout curtains. Beautiful view of Montparnasse. Great bartenders.
The hotel is in a great location. Easy access to the train and metro lines. Surrounded by restaurants, cafes and shops. I would definitely stay here again.
I also REALLY appreciate that they respect the «do not disturb» sign. Most hotels I stay at, only respect the sign for a few hours… then they disturb your slumber by calling the room to ask if you want housekeeping services.

Ich schreibe kaum Hotelbewertungen, da ich sie eher langweilig finde. Hier mal eine der Ausnahmen:
Beim letzten Paris-​Besuch, der schon eine gefühlte Ewigkeit zurück liegt, hatten wir im Marais ein kleines, teures Zimmer. Wir mussten das Gepäck zwei Stockwerke über enge Stufen hinaufschleppen, alles knarzte und beidseitiges Herumdrehen im Zimmer musste abgesprochen werden, damit es kollisionsfrei blieb.
Deshalb gab es diesmal als Kontrast, das wohl höchste und grösste Hotel in Paris, verkehrsgünstig am Montparnasse gelegen.
(Siehe Foto unten)
Vom Gare de l’est ist man mit der Metro in etwa 25 min. an der Station Montparnasse Bienvenüe und von dort in recht kurzer Zeit per pedes im Hotel.
Wenn ich nicht schon verbindlich gebucht hätte, wäre der Schreck an der Rezeption gross gewesen, da der Screen hinter der freundlichen Empfangsdame einen Preis für das Standardzimmer von 479.- Öro auswies, ohne Frühstück, versteht sich.
So konnte ich, entspannt grinsend, meinen Fixpreis im Kopf, einchecken.
Mein Wunsch, ein möglichst hoch gelegenes Zimmer zu bekommen, wurde mit einem Lächeln erfüllt und so ging es unmittelbar ins 22. Stockwerk, mit einem herrlichen 180°Blick über die Seine-​Stadt.
Das Zimmer war relativ frisch renoviert und bot alle Annehmlichkeiten, die einen Aufenthalt relaxt beginnen lassen. Wichtig: die Matratze des Doppelbettes war hervorragend und es war absolut ruhig. Kein Verkehrslärm von unten, Fluglärm habe ich in Paris eh keinen wahr genommen.
Das Frühstücksbuffet am nächsten Morgen liess auch kaum Wünsche übrig, ausser, dass ich Instant-​Rührei nun gar nicht mag. Das konnte aber durch ein frisches Omelette ersetzt werden.
Übrigens ist das Le Ciel de Paris:
, ein Gourmet-​Aussichtsrestaurant im 56. Stock des Tour Montparnasse, fussläufig in etw 7 min. zu erreichen.
Fazit: sehr angenehmes Hotel — trotz der Grösse — äusserst nettes, hilfsbereites Personal, schönes Wetter ;)

Rajeuni depuis qu’il n’est plus Méridien, l’établissement offre un hall agréable et assez feutré malgré ses larges dimensions, à la jolie décoration. La chambre qui m’a été attribuée était très correcte, confortable et relativement tranquille (bruit de travaux à l’intérieur de l’hôtel). La salle de bain quelque peu minimaliste et manquant d’un minimum de charme, comme souvent dans ce type de chaine.
Pas mal dans sa catégorie.

Un très bon rapport qualité /​prix pour ceux qui en ont les moyens !
A proximité de la gare SNCF comme du métro.
Des chambres très agréable, bien aérée, propre.
Les ascenseurs sont trèèèèssss lents.
L’accueil et le service sont plus que satisfaisants.

Le brunch est excellent et très varié présenté sous forme de buffet.
— crustacés
— verrines
— oeufs brouillés, lard, saucisses
— salades
— plats chauds
— fromages
— desserts
Évidemment vous y trouverez des viennoiseries, pancakes…
Budget: 40EUR mais ça vaut le coup et kids 20EUR
Le top: si vous avez des kids, animations maquillages, histoires, jeux avec des balles, mini terrain basket et foot… Pour bruncher en toute tranquillité et votre gamin s’éclate !