Paris 15th arrondissement-Vaugirard Hotels

Not a lot of space in the bathroom, other than that - no complaints. The fan in the room was a saviour! Location is pretty nice - there's a big beautiful park near the hotel!

I stayed one night to watch the volleyball games at the Paris Olympics. The location was great, right in front of the metro, with plenty of restaurants nearby, and close enough to walk to the competition venue. The room was on the 6th floor, and it was old but well-maintained and clean. The bathroom, toilet, and bed were clean. The curtains and closet were old. The single room was very small, and it was difficult to open my large suitcase. This was the worst thing about it. Also, the card key was broken, so it took some time to deal with that. I didn't eat any food. The reception staff were friendly. The interior of the lobby was comfortable, but there were a few flies, which was unpleasant.

For Paris standard, this hotel is great value for money! I got a room at the top floor and it is very quiet, have air conditioning and a small elevator that stops at the floor below. The room has quite decent size (for Paris) and have most things you need neatly arranged inside. The lobby is very modern and stylish, the staff are friendly especially the lady who greeted me. The location is excellent if you like staying somewhere a bit chill without a lot of shopping and crowds, but have plenty of restaurants and easy metro access (just 1 min walk).

It was a very nice location to stay. Eiffel was just 20 mins walk away. Other places was also easily walkable. The area is very peaceful. The transportation is also very accessible. Main thing is the owners are very helpful and kind.

Location: 2 minutes walk from Porte d’Aubervillies, Metro Station No. 12. Since it is very close to the metro, you can hear the sound of the metro running in the room (even though my room is on the top 7th floor). The hotel is about half an hour away from the city center by metro. Service: The front desk staff is very friendly, providing free luggage storage, and a filtered water purifier for free water. I booked a single room and was arranged on the 7th floor. However, the hotel's elevator can only go up to the 6th floor. If you have large luggage, you need to carry it to the last floor by yourself.

The triple room was a nice decent size for 3 pax. Room was clean and the people at the reception desk were generally friendly and helpful (other than a lady we had at check in). Free drinks and snacks were available at the reception, which were much appreciated. We were on the third floor and could see a little of the Eiffel Tower, so we could see the glittering lights at night.i Location was convenient right in front of the metro station, near a McDonald’s and Monoprix.

The room is very clean and tidy, the bed is very comfortable, and the service attitude of the staff is very good! ! ! ! ! Downstairs is the subway entrance, 20 minutes to the city center by subway 10 minutes! Perfect perfect perfect 👍👍👍👍

The hotel decoration and equipment are novel, clean and hygienic, and the service is very good and friendly. It's a five-minute walk to the subway. The location is very good, and it's convenient for eating and shopping. The Italian restaurant directly opposite the hotel has good food and good service. I would happily stay here again if I visit Paris again.

Very clean and chic style. Breakfast was very good, esp croissant and pastry. They got a wide range of fruits too. I suggest u add breakfast while booking as it’s normally cheaper. Bathroom was small and just fit for me, while they save space for main area so u can open 2 big suitcases with no problem. Reception staff alllowed us to early check in and late check out after joining free membership program. around 20 min walking from cham del mars.

I have stayed in many four-star hotels in Paris. As a four-star hotel, this one is not up to the standard. Apart from a bottle of hand soap, shower gel and water, there are no other basic supplies, including a refrigerator. The most outrageous thing is that the dirty towels thrown on the floor of the bathtub were not replaced and hung up for us (see the photos, this is the hotel's own rule). If I hadn't noticed the wet feeling, I wouldn't have known it. Don't use the slogan of environmental protection to cheat tourists. Treating guests like home should be the basic creed of the hotel. I've stayed at quite a few 4 stars hotels in Paris, and this one doesn't live up to its four-star rating. Besides hand soap, shower gel, and a single bottle of water, there were no basic amenities provided—not even a minibar. The most absurd thing was that our used towels, which we had left on the bathroom floor because they were dirty, were simply hung back up without being replaced. (see the photo which in the both room 'wall,) If I hadn't noticed they were damp, I wouldn't have realized. Hiding behind Environmental slogans shouldn't come at the expense of guests' comfort. Making guests feel at home should be the core principle of any hotel.