It's a wonderful stay in ibis. We are warmly welcomed by two lovely front desk ladies on the day of arrival. As it's the opening day of Olympics, we received a very cute little gift with a sincere handwritten message from the hotel. The rooms are always made clean and tidy, the temperature are well controlled. Bed & beddings are just comfort to have a nice sleep after a tiring day. Breakfast with healthy choice of yoghurt, fruits, eggs etc. The lovely ladies in the breakfast counter are so positive, always with great greetings & smile every morning. Besides the 2 front desk lovely ladies, Rida, an Italian are so helpful to assist us when we check out. Theres 3 supermarkets around, metro in 3 mins walk. Nice pizza, and restaurants, and fast food shop are all in walking distance. After all, I we have a very good stay and experience in ibis, and big claps to all their staffs!

The hotel is in a very convienent and in a peaceful place near the M13 metro station that you can go easily to the points of interest. The room was quite small but provides all the necessary equipment for a pleasant stay. In the second day of our stay they upgraded our room to a larger(previous was little small with 2 seperate beds) with a double bed. At this point i havs to point that the beds are very comfortable. The staff is very friendly and willing to provide any help.

Our room card was demagnetized twice for some reason and we had to attend to the reception to re-program in order to enter to our room.

This is my fourth time staying at this hotel and the quality of service and the rooms have not changed. This hotel has it all - convenience to a metro station, the excellent customer service, and the comfortable rooms. As a solo traveller, the size of the room is perfect for me. This time around, I stayed in a room facing the courtyard and so even if I opened the windows at night, there was no noise disturbance. You have the option to leave your luggage after check out if you still have time to wander around Paris. Special thanks to Al, who was manning the reception - kind and all smiles, just like Sabrina and Nafa.

It was clean! The room is small, but for me and my mother it was perfect. The bathroom is very small too, but really well organised. Nothing got wet, it was clear, hot water. The breakfast was very good, and it had an elevator. Very close to the metro station.

You can hear the noise from the hallway. It didn't bother me so much, but I understand that for some people it could be annoying. The staff... That I didn't like very much. The person who received us wasn't very polite, though, he helped us. They aren't very lovely, but they aren't hostile either.

The staff are friendly and do their best to provide excellent customer service - especially Sabrina. I like that I was placed on the top floor overlooking a church and the neighbouring buildings. The bed is very comfortable and would provide you a good night sleep especially with the black out curtains. The size of the room was enough for me; although, I was only staying for two days and a rucksack that didn't take a lot of space. For people with big luggages might be a bit challenging. The toilet and shower was also sufficient for me. I am 5'8" and slim built, so I didn't find it small; but for those that are built larger, they might find the toilet a bit cramped. There is sufficient cleaning service and they did a good job as well. Location - it's in a quieter neighborhood so it was perfect. Metro station (line 13) is about five minutes which would take you to the centre within 15 minutes ( depending where you're going). Also, Paris is big, so anywhere would need a mode of transportation. The area is safe so there's no issues there. I didn't partake the breakfast as there were boulangeries in the area. For the price I paid, this exceeded my expectations!

I initially requested for an early check in, which, on booking.com was confirmed. However, upon my arrival I was told that it was not ready and had to wait for an hour. It was not too much of an issue as I stayed in a coffee shop while waiting. This could be an issue for other travellers who were confirmed to check in earlier. The reception was apologetic and offered coffee and refreshments while I waited, which I think was a nice compensation. The size of the room could be a drawback for some, but it all depends on you.

We were glad we had opted for this hotel, for the price we have paid, everything went as expected. The staff was kind and helpful. The hotel is close to central Paris (35 minutes from Chatelet metro startion) and most landmarks you may want to visit. The neighbourhood around is safe, even at night. The room was a bit smaller than anticipated but as a Parisian friend told me, that size is even larger than many other hotel rooms in town.

Lovely, quiet location. Comfortable bed and good breakfast in the morning! Staff all very friendly and helpful! Metro station just around the corner and not far from main attractions.

Our room and bathroom was quite small compared to the others but it was perfect for my daughter and I and we were hardly in it anyway, just somewhere to put our heads down at night.

The hotel was good value for the price. As expected from Ibis it has been budget and small, clean, simple, informal. Fine for the short stay. Hotel staff was very friendly. 5 min walking from the metro, from where 15-40 min to the city center (depends which part of the city you go).. Mairie de Clichy with the covered market closby in the weekend was quite worth 15 min of our time to see life of Quartier Clichy, why not. So, it was a good experience for us.

It was exactly what we were looking for. A nice place to rest comfortably while we visited Paris.

Nothing. It was exactly what we booked and paid for.

Location was perfect, very pretty and so close to metro.

Quite compact and expensive, probably because of olympic games