Hotels near Dieppe, Courbevoie

Rated 5 star but no way. Was supposed to stay at Pullman Paris Montparnasse but was changed to La Defense. What a disappointment. Way outside Paris and needed to use Metro to go into the City. Chaotic check in and had to find our luggage and take to room ourselves. Safe in room broke and we were unable to retrieve our belongings. Engineer unable to open it so left to go on trip and when we returned the safe had been completely removed and no message left to inform us of this. Finally got belongings back. New safe put in room several hours later. Room needed updating. Decorating on 3rd floor. Marks on carpet. Cigarette burn on bedside table. Shower screen not fit for purpose. Breakfastgood but hectic.

EMLV, make a temporary reservation. 🚗 Traffic: Very close to the city rail, convenient transportation 🧹 Health: The room is simple and clean 🍃 Environment: OK 🔔 Service: The front desk has a good attitude. Check out the luggage in the morning and come back in the afternoon. Trip.com APP is very convenient and the customer service is very warm.

We couldn't recommend it more! We're a family of four and stayed in one of their suites... just amazing in terms of amenities, room was good sized and beds super-comfortable! The location was perfect, in the heart of La Défense, with plenty of restaurants, cafés, and shops nearby. The Metro station is a part of the Paris Metro Line 1 (Yellow Line) was also just a short walk away, making it easy to get around Paris. The staff at Fraser Suites were incredibly friendly and helpful. Sara, in particular, went above and beyond to make our stay special. We'll definitely be back next year...

I’ve visited countries all across the world and I’ve never seen such a service like this they only care about money although we staying a long time in the hotel , the female receptionist are great but there is mahbod at the reception he is very arrogant , irate and unprofessional he refused to change the category of the room, even though we were willing to pay extra. We booked a big room for 140 euros and we wanted to exchange it for two smaller rooms that’s worth 70 euro each which make 140 euro but he refused to and proceeded to get irritated and disrespectful and he doesn’t speak fluent English which makes the communication even harder

This hotel has left the old Paris in the traditional sense, and the tour guides who take part in the day tour will not come here to pick you up. At present, the apartment has one side that is decorating the exterior surface of the building. The window will be closed. You must take the initiative to propose a room on the other side. The high area is said to have a good view. My room is in a low area and there is no feeling. There are air-conditioning trade winds in the doors and windows, but the sound still has some noise. Also, because the entry road is half sealed, the taxi car will send you to the construction site and will refuse to enter. Some drivers will pick you up and watch your luck. In Paris, I abandoned the idea of using the subway with a suitcase, because I have not gotten up and down the escalator earlier, and you can think about whether you can carry a long suitcase up and down the big suitcase. Let me talk about the advantages of this hotel, the price is super high, the popularity is very strong, the health is good, the decoration is simple and similar to the Jinjiang Star, the staff service is very good, and the room will be discharged to you immediately. It is very safe to have double access control. When walking through a slope at noon, the white-collar workers of the building come out to smoke, and the personnel are not mixed, belonging to the work area. The room is large, don't worry about not being able to open the box. The first gold subway line entrance is three minutes walk (but more up and down the stairs, there are elderly people carefully selected), the full facilities (no heated towel rack), two cleaning a week Second, suitable for people who have lived for a long time.

For a budget hotel, this exceeded my expectations. It's in a nice and quiet area, which meant we slept very well. It's 20 minute walk to the metro line 1, which goes to the centre of Paris in under 30 minutes. Our room was fairly spacious, and the bed pretty comfortable. Staff were friendly and spoke good English. We didn't have the breakfast, and there was no coffee and tea in the room, but there were vending machines in the foyer and supermarkets nearby. Overall, good value for money, and one of the better hotels I've stayed in for the price.

This will be a full experience review incl. transportation to and from the hotel and surrounding amenities. Taking a train from CDG to La Defense was fairly easy to decipher. We elected to walk to the hotel since we didn’t have a ton of luggage and it took about 45 minutes. Alternatively you can try taking a bud or the L train which can reduce your walking time to about 15 minutes. An Uber is about 20€. It is my first time staying at an Ibis hotel. Entry was a bit confusing given that there are two similarly named hotels next to each other. When we were greeted, it was done quickly and courteously. We did not opt for the available breakfast nor did we ever step foot in the attached restaurant as there are plenty of great places around. The reception area is small but still fairly trendy with modern style furnishings and work areas. Like the other French hotels we stayed at we were only given 1 access card. A second would have been nice. The room was small as most in Paris are, but you didn’t come to Paris to sit in your room. There was a small TV, an enclosed bathroom with a small toilet and small stand up shower. The hot water NEVER stopped and the water pressure was great. They cleaned and restocked the bathroom daily so you don’t have to worry about that. The bed was comfortable enough and can fit 2-3 people comfortably. There was also a small TV. Unfortunately we had a view of the apartments behind the hotel and not of the river. Would have been nice for or honeymoon but can’t complain too much. The walls are admittedly fairly thin as we couldn’t always hear what our neighbours were up to but sometimes you could hear louder TVs or the washrooms being used. Access to all our daily activities was easy. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby just across the bridge on the island. Keep in mind restaurants work a little differently in Paris, tips are usually included in the price of the meal and they close in between lunch and dinner. Dinner service starts at 7pm. Smoker? Enjoy cigars here and there? There’s a Tobacco shop on the island as well open from 8am-8pm. Further past the island there is a beautiful rich neighbourhood you can walk through with plenty of shops and greenery. La defense is essentially a main station and you can reach most if not all of the activities of the city from there. I would absolutely stay at this hotel again given it’s fair price, accessible location and quieter area.

The Novotel Paris actually quite a nice hotel right on the banks of Seine with beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower and Sacre Cour from some of the higher floor rooms, which truly is a huge bonus! The rooms are quite spacious, and the fittings are very decent. In fact our room had a bath tub which is a definite huge plus! The WC was separated from the bathroom which was quite a nice touch. The tube station is literally about a 3 minute walk, say roughly about 50 meters from the hotel, and you can use the entire Paris metro network to go wherever you want to. Direct trains would take you to the Louvre, and magnificent views of the Eiffel tower can be had from your room or take the tube down to Trocedaro with one change only. Direct RER trains to Versailles is just a stop away! Breakfast is just about OK, and certainly this is one aspect which I think Novotel and Accor hotels could have done much better. More like a 2* breakfast. Choice is a quite limited but the croissants were fresh and tasty. The chilled sparkling water dispenser in the lobby was very nice! Where it all falls down is at the level of service. We had a wonderful experience while checking in by the reception staff, who gave is a lovely room, but, we did face very rude behaviour, that bordered on abusive, that it ever has been my experience anywhere in the world from a bar stuff member. I actually wrote an email detailing it to the manager. I hasten to add that this is this one staff member who was consistently rude to us whereas the rest of the staff of the hotel were exceedingly nice, polite and helpful. Novotel hotel would do well to sort this issue out urgently

We had two nights in Paris on our way back from our holiday in Provence. This hotel suited us well as there is parking on site (for a small extra charge) and it is only a few minutes' walk to La Defense metro station. Good local selection of restaurants in the evening. Rooms were hot but fans were provided. Beds were comfy. We had booked a family room with a double and twin beds but unfortunately that room was unavailable when we arrived - however as it was their mistake, the friendly receptionist was able to resolve this by giving us 2 rooms: one with two doubles and an additional double room for both nights at no extra cost. After we checked out and on our way home my son realised he had left one of his airpods in the room. We sent the hotel a message, they confirmed they had found it, then proceeded to arrange for it to be posted back to us in the UK for just the cost of the postage - amazingly it didn't even take too long to arrive. We were very impressed! Good service, nice rooms, friendly and helpful staff - we would definitely stay again.

The room facilities are very good, the price-performance ratio is really good, the transportation is also very convenient, and it is recommended overall. There are two bad points. First, there is a cocktail party on the top floor at night, which is more open and gives people a feeling of chaos. Second, pay attention to the charges. They charged us 40 euros more for breakfast. They said they would refund us, but they never did. It was the platform that refunded us. You have to read all the bills carefully. There was also an episode in the middle. I thought my things were lost in the elevator. I went to the front desk to ask. The big brother at the front desk looked at me with a very playful smile and said that he didn't know, they didn't see it, and I didn't understand what they meant.