Holiday Inn properties in Paris

Hello everyone! I'm from *****, Hubei. This hotel is in Paris's 16th arrondissement, which is considered a wealthy area and relatively safe. Honestly, I haven't encountered any pickpockets during my stay. There's a convenience store nearby, a McDonald's across the street, and the metro station is right downstairs, along with an ATM. Everything you need for food and drink is right here – the amenities are absolutely amazing! You can get to the Louvre pretty quickly by taking Line 9 and then transferring to Line 1. It's an excellent choice! Before checking in, I asked for a room with a good view, and they were also able to store my luggage for me before check-in time. The French lady at the front desk downstairs was very friendly. Highly recommend!

The attitude of the staff definitely needs improvement. We stayed for three nights and requested bottled water from reception on the second and third days since we opted out of room cleaning. On the first day, we were told we could refill our water bottles at the bar. On the second day, a staff member informed us—rather impolitely—that water is only provided once per stay, regardless of the length of the stay.

I love the room facing the street but not noisy. I love the friendliness and understanding of the staffs here too. I am busy at work and they certainly did a good job with room services and common area services to allow me focus on work. The room walls are not thin too so its quiet. Location is good too as i need to head to the train station the next morning, its very close. All is good with this hotel.

I really think I made an excellent choice with this hotel, and I want to pat myself on the back! The location is super convenient, right on the main road (this is so important!). We walked to all the sights except Versailles, averaging 20,000 steps a day to avoid pickpockets. There's also a metro station right outside. Among all the places we stayed on our France and Italy trip, this hotel had the most complete facilities, even providing disposable slippers. The cleanliness was great, the service was smooth, and the hotel felt quite new! There are tons of places to eat nearby; right outside is the best crêpe place in Paris, next door is an affordable Saizeriya, and also the incredibly delicious Rosie Lou!

It's a relatively good hotel in a small town near the airport. The hotel is relatively new. The breakfast is quite rich. There are yogurt, milk, and you can squeeze your own juice, coffee, ham, fried potatoes, and eggs. I like the breakfast👍 Overall, it's more modern. The card can only be used on your own floor. It's very safe. The restaurant downstairs is also very good. The price is a little expensive

Excellent service and not a bad location! Located a stone's throw from the main Montmartre/Sacre Coeur area (do note: you have to climb lots ofsteep hills and stairs to get there), the hotel is located between 2 metro stops, which makes it convenient to get around Paris. As many other reviews have noted, the property is quite old and gives off kind of dingy vibes, with the rooms' lighting being minimal and quite dim. The cleanliness of the rooms was good, though, and I did not feel uncomfortable at all about it. I stayed in a twin room and the beds were side by side with no gaps, so make sure you're comfortable with the person you are staying with if you were to book this room! Even though it's spring, the AC is centrally controlled and you can only turn on the heating or not at al, no cooling setting so it gets a bit warm, but we slept with the windows open. The staff were lovely and helpful!