Pullman properties in Paris

Overall, for a hotel in Paris, this one offers good value for money. Although it's located in the 12th arrondissement, which is a bit suburban, the proximity to the metro station makes it very convenient. It's only two stops to the famous Châtelet station. The room wasn't small either. It seems like many Accor brand hotels are in this area. There are supermarkets and restaurants nearby. However, finding a laundromat was really difficult and far – you'd probably need an electric scooter to get to a residential area about 2 kilometers away. What's highly recommended is their gym. It occupies the entire basement level and even offers free apples for an energy boost. There's a wide variety of equipment, and the dumbbells come in a full range of weights, including heavy ones. There are also different small rooms for individual workouts, along with separate restrooms and shower rooms. My biggest disappointment was their breakfast. Even though the ingredients seemed high-quality and possibly organic, paying nearly 200 RMB per person and not finding anything that suited a Chinese palate and was healthy was frustrating. There were no leafy green vegetables, just some very basic, raw cabbage hearts. Some of the cold cuts were surprisingly unappetizing. The staff also seemed very rushed. I only found out after leaving that you could ask a server for coffee. The only thing I'd recommend is the freshly made omelets – bring your own vegetables to get enough protein. Taste-wise, it was honestly not as good as Hampton by Hilton. Another overall impression is that hotels in France don't have the same warmth as those in Belgium, and the English proficiency was slightly inferior. Don't even expect any Chinese-speaking staff.

Arrived in the morning and checked in. Received an email in the afternoon saying I could check in early. The location is excellent, with a view of the Eiffel Tower from the room, and it's very convenient for visiting nearby attractions. The street in front is a quiet lane, and there's a large sports ground. A few more minutes' walk takes you to the Seine River. The price was indeed high, but there are many good restaurants, bakeries, and supermarkets nearby.

This hotel is a brand new, five-star property under the Accor Group in France. It boasts a very smart, modern, and stylish design. The location is incredibly convenient, with a metro station right outside the hotel entrance, making it easy to get to any attraction. Right next to the hotel is a huge, two-story supermarket, offering a wide selection of vegetables, fruits, food, cosmetics, and more. The 32nd-floor Skybar is very popular and open until 2 AM. We heard it offers views of the Eiffel Tower, but we didn't have time to visit. I'd suggest avoiding rooms on very high floors to escape the bar's music. The hotel's gym is fantastic! It's fully equipped and has a great atmosphere. Plus, there are many restaurants near the hotel, and the stand-up pizza and pasta places are incredibly delicious! I highly recommend this hotel!

The hotel facilities are quite outdated. While they're still functional and don't affect the overall experience, visually, things like the yellowed phone and mirror in the bathroom are a bit off-putting. I really suggest they upgrade the hardware! The hotel's location is excellent; it's a five-minute walk to La Défense metro station, and it's just three stops to the city center. However, getting to the metro involves stairs, which would be very inconvenient if you have a stroller. Also, if you're using Uber, make sure to confirm the hotel's exact address. Both times I've used it, the default address was wrong, leading to a long walk.