Hotel berhampiran University Residence Francis de Croisset, Paris

Hotel yang bagus. Agak jauh dari daerah pelancongan tetapi mudah dicapai dengan Metro. Katil utama selesa tetapi katil sofa tidak begitu baik. AC sangat dialu-alukan kerana gelombang panas ketika kami berada di sana. Semua kakitangan hebat tetapi wanita muda di kaunter penerimaan tetamu hebat - lebih mesra dan membantu - menjawab dengan sabar banyak soalan kami dan memberikan cadangan kemudahan berhampiran hotel. Kawasan utara di seberang jalan utama adalah samar-samar dan saya tidak akan mengesyorkan untuk keluar bersendirian pada larut malam, tetapi hotel ini betul-betul di tepi perhentian Metro dan kami tidak pernah berasa tidak selamat. Pasti akan tinggal di sini lagi.

I thought I would write a review on here as reading up about the area and there being no up to date reviews I was very apprehensive about stopping here with it just being my adult daughter and myself. On arriving at the stop from metro line 4 we were unsure of where the exit nearest to the hotel was so asked a guardsman who promptly directed us and I could see the sign for the hotel straight ahead of us, my daughter did say that a random guy had looked at us but we were not approached. On arrival at the hotel I was thankful to see that all looked “normal “ the lady checking us in was very pleasant and we were directed to our room, I had asked for a twin and both the beds were pushed together, no problem for us at all , we were in a disabled room for some reason but this again wasn’t a problem as that meant we weren’t squashed up in a small shower cubicle, everything looked very clean and seemed to be cleaned daily, the room as many suggested was on the small size but ok for us. Breakfast consisted of mini pastries, yoghurt, mixed fruit salad , boiled or scrambled eggs, toast/bread , small selection of cheese & meats & slices of what looked like carrot cake with seeded edges which my daughter loved, tea & a coffee machine. In the late afternoon on our first evening we ventured out walking to the touristy bit of Montmarte , although we were walking along a street with many ethnic takeaways etc and with seemingly a lot of men, although I felt like my daughter was being stared at we were not approached or jeered at. On the way back my daughter used her maps on her phone for guidance and it by passed all the “dodgy” Road entirely,so my advice would be if you visit sacre Ceour etc from her turn left out of the hotel , you will see a McDonald’s on the corner go up the street facing there & put your maps on then. All in all a lovely stay and the hotel itself is pleasant with lovely staff. One area of concern we caught a bus to the opera area from a stop around 5 mins walk away from the hotel where there was a Sunday market going off , not too bad at around 10am when we set off , but early afternoon when we returned it was total mayhem it was the 95 bus ( I think) , we thought it went to the Sacre Ceour but it did not, the terminus was not far from our hotel where we originally caught the bus going to Opera & I refused to walk back towards the chaos, so we hopped on a number 60 which thankfully got us out of the way , whilst on the bus my daughter noticed a couple ( obviously tourists) like us who had unfortunately got off the original bus we were on amongst all the mayhem & were approached by a young guy that I believe was going to pick pocket the guy but thankfully was shooed away by an older guy, I just pray he wasn’t approached again.

A gorgeous little hotel within walking distance of the metro. Very friendly staff that met every request and comfortable beds. Got a great night's sleep on both nights and there's loads of very good eateries within walking distance as well as a small supermarket.

Nous avons séjourné à 3 copines dans ce petit hôtel vraiment très mignon. Accueil très sympathique, la chambre est spacieuse, propre et joliment décorée. Literie ok ! Nous étions au 3eme côté rue et n’avons pas été particulièrement gênée par les bruits de la rue et du bar en face. Situation dans le quartier idéale, proche de 2 stations de métro (Jules Joffrin et Simplon) Mini bar, sèche cheveux, ventilateur dans la chambre. Petit dej gourmand à la Française bien fourni avec des produits frais. Nous ne sommes pas rentrées trop tard (23h) donc pas de sentiment d’insécurité dans le quartier malgré sa localisation proche de Gare du Nord.

The hotel is now the Ibis Budget and not Greet, and the bedroom we stayed in has clearly been refurbished since some of the photos I see posted for previous reviews. We stayed here as the final day of 10 days interrail trip in 9 other European countries and capital cities. I think most would understand interrailing is about keep cost down low of accommodation, but this was the most expensive venue out of the 9 capital cities we visited at €150. Aware that by keeping costs low we weren’t immediately in the city we had noted that even Rosa Parks RER line E or Metro Poste de La Chapelle were fairly close so thought no more. We arrived at the Hotel at approx 20:45 on the 20/06 and thought it odd to see security on the door. We showered and get ready to go in towards central Paris. Was a 6 minute walk to the metro. However even as a pair of 2 males we had never felt so scared in a capital city. The route wasn’t well lit or easy to navigate due to works taking place in the local area. People started begging almost immediately from stepping out. Because we didn’t understand what the beggars were asking but assumed they wanted money, to which we didn’t give because we had cards only, a tin can was thrown at us. There was people clambering up from the road over tall green fences. Then at the station because it was slow using the machines to get a metro ticket again this drew attention to ourselves and again beggars tried to get money from us. There’s a lot more I could add about the situation we incurred from the local area but that’s not really fair to the hotel as it’s not there fault, however I note several previous reviews talk about this and a response is given that you are working with the local mayor. I could give you a quick solution or suggestion now, how about providing a hotel mini bus for tourists who want to sight see, not even for drop offs in city centre but to act as a shuttle to the nearest station so hotel guest feel safe. In fact as several hotels are all nearby it could be a joint local initiative. Sadly had I seen the other trip advisors or googled Poste De La Chapelle before staying, I would not have booked. So In summary, rooms clean, and refurbished, I think your main hall way needs a good hoover though. Staff great but only an ideal location if arriving by car and intending on not leave the hotel. We totally felt marooned by what was happening in the surrounding area. The whole experience has ruined our perception of Paris so check this hotel meets your requirements before booking.

all are fine, especially there is capsule coffee machine for us. 2 metro can be accessed within 2 minutes and 1 more can accessed in5 minutes. only the carpets seems not so good

The hotel’s location is so good. Metro station 3 minutes walk and only 20 minute walk to the nearest hop on hop off bus stop. Staff friendly. Our room was spotlessly clean. It was small though. Would have been fine for two people but it was myself and my 2 adult children - wish we had booked a four person room and paid a little extra as with the extra bed in the double room there was zero floor space left for our belongings/suitcases. All in all a good stay. Le Camelia across the road had a lovely breakfast and we had a fab dinner and we’ll-priced cocktails at ZigZag Cafe 100m down the road.

My husband and I stayed in a Superior Double Room for two days at the beginning of March. We had a wonderful view of the park and the Eiffel Tower. The room is beautiful to look at, but a little damaged in some parts (for example the shower). The biggest problem of the room was the ventilation system, as it smelled of the drain several times. The cleaner does her job, as she cleans the room daily, but the problem is exclusively ventilation. I might also point out that you can hear the chairs being moved in the bar in the room. I would also suggest that a different choice of breakfast be made every day, as it was the same breakfast twice. However, I would like to conclude by praising the staff, who were friendly at all times.

GWに二泊しました。モンパルナス駅もダンフェール・ロシュロー駅も歩いて13分くらいです。 モンパルナス駅発着の空港バスがなくなったので、ダンフェール・ロシュロー駅からRERで乗り換えなく空港に行くことができるのはとても便利です。 地下鉄はゲテ駅が8分くらいのところにあります。 大きな通りにあるホテルなので周りは明るく夜に歩いても怖さはありません。しかも夜は静かです。 モンパルナス駅近くのモノプリの食料品売り場が23:40まで開いているので便利です。 フロントの男性スタッフさんのお一人が日本語が上手でびっくりしました。おまけにとても親切でした。 朝食はバゲットとプチサイズのクロワッサンにパンオショコラにパンオレザンをバスケットに入れて出してくれます。バゲット美味しかったです。 ドリンクはコーヒーか紅茶かショコラを選びポットで出してもらえます。オレンジジュースもでてきます。 それからフィナンシェ、ヨーグルトとジャムとチーズが2,3種類棚においてあります。 朝食があんまりだったら外に食べに行こうかと思ったけれど十分でした。 円安もあって4年ぶりのパリのホテルはとても高く、どこに泊まるか悩んだけれど、ここを選んで正解でした。クラッシックなエレベーターはあるし、部屋は十分な広さです。部屋に冷蔵庫はないけれど値段から考えるととても良いホテルでした。

Brand new, rooms are very nice, beds very comfortable. The hotel is 100 metres from a metro that takes less than half an hour into the centre of Paris. I would typically go for breakfast late and always found something to eat. Cleaning staff kept my room pristine throughout my stay, bed made every day when I got back from work. Price was very good too.