Seine-Saint-Denis Hotels with Bars

The rooms are clean and the hotel has a dining room and porch for relaxation. Because the neighborhood is very quiet on weekends, it is very suitable for early morning and evening walks. You can walk to a good restaurant for ten minutes, and you can walk to McDonald's and shopping malls with more people.

We stayed here for a few days for the 2024 Paralympics. We got it at a good price and value for money was good. We loved the funky film-theme throughout the hotel. Staff were friendly, rooms were clean and bright; there is a good eat-as-much-as-you-need continental breakfast including DIY fresh orange juice and boiled eggs. 15-minute walk to Stade de France (straight up one road if you want to enter Stade de France via entrances S to U); 7-minutes walk to nearest Metro station (which is on line B, 15 minute ride direct to Gard du Nord and Notre Dame) ; 2-minutes walk to nearest supermarket and restaurants (on the same road as the hotel). Cheap and cheerful - perfect for our needs.

We have stayed at this hotel twice once in 2019 and then again this August. To be honest this has to be my favourite AccorHotel. The effort by the staff in making you feel welcome and special is nothing short of exceptional. Prior to arriving, I informed them of my wife and I celebrating our 20th wedding anniversary coming back to this hotel where we spent a 15 year anniversary and were greeted by balloons rose petals and even a platter in the room none of which was asked for this was simply done as a goodwill gesture on their behalf. The hotel is 15m on a tram from the centre of Paris and in an area that has huge parks with outdoor eating. Great area if you don’t mind the very short trip in the the centre. We ate out in the local area which was lovely and very French, no catering for tourist which was great as we always like to find authentic restaurants and we did! I want to thank all the staff at this hotel for again going above and beyond. You are a credit to your company (you all need a pay rise) and I cannot wait to return.

Gorgeous foyer, dated rooms, poor area but some local hidden gems. Great transport links. Room was tatty and did not reflect the foyer at all. Very disappointing. No air-conditioning, rooms very hot and no opening window to let air in.

The rooms are typical IBIS, basic but very clean. For this type of hotel the room including the bathroom were reasonably sized. Housekeeping in and around the hotel was excellent and the public areas remained clean and tidy at all times. The breakfast was excellent with a selection of meats, cheese, croissants etc on offer along with fruit juice and coffee. The service from the reception staff was excellent, friendly and polite. Overall, an excellent stay.

The hospital location is very good. I arrived at terminal 1 of CDG , then took airport train to Terminal 3 , walked out of the building , the hotel is in front of you and only 5 minutes walking distance. RER B train station is at terminal 3. The next day , I bought one day pass for 22.60 euro at ticket window next to supermarket, took RER B train to Chatelet station in 30 minutes.

There is a large bed and two small beds in the suite, the decoration is relatively new, shower and bath are available, dry and wet separation. Sound insulation is good and comfortable. There are microwaves and refrigerators, small and full. It is a 15-minute walk to Metro Line 12. However, due to the tramp nearby, it was a bit messy.

Inside Terminal 2 of the Aéroport Charles-de-Gaulle, this business hotel is 9 km from the Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte.

This has been our go to place to stay at Roissy for flights back to the states. Unfortunately, quality has gone downhill. A/C was present in lobby and main floor but had been SHUT DOWN to all rooms due to time of year (September). Our room, 604 (22 Sept 2022), on the top floor was about 80F. The windows could not be opened because the handles had been removed for security. Hotel assistance insisted that if we turned off the A/C unit and restarted it that cold air would commence. On multiple attempts, the little green light next to the snow flake would not illuminate. Housekeeping was dispatched to take us on a tour of 6 other rooms, all with the same issue. The hotel was half empty due to price/demand and there were multiple rooms, all with defunct A/C. The housekeeper finally admitted that hotel management had shut down the A/C for all rooms in the building due to time of year with no regard for actual temperature inside the building or customer comfort. This is a relatively expensive hotel with many options in this price range available with working climate control. After wasting 25 minutes touring rooms on the 6th floor and the 3rd floor, we resigned ourselves to a poor night of sleep. After a second request, house keeping brought a handle to open our window. With it open, the room was cooler but we were subject to merciless aircraft noise. Note to Novotel corporate- A/C is vital for airport hotels because opening windows isn't practical with the noise. At minimum, have a thermostat in rooms set to a min temp like 75F rather than hot box your clients. If you are shutting down A/C, make certain your minsplits are ducted to draw cooler outside air to your upper floors. We noted that A/C was working fine in the lobby and restaurant to keep staff cool. It was only in the rooms that it was shut down. Running the fan on full simply pulled additional warm air into our room as it was obvious the AC mini-splits are not ducted outdoors. This issue was brought to the attention of hotel staff with no acceptable solution. Hotel staff are located in a very informal space at desks more suited to an office share than a hotel. Staff were often roaming around the space and it was difficult to ascertain who was actually in charge. The popup drain for the bathroom sink was stuck down and could not be opened. The pop up lever had become detached which was not identified by housekeeping before our room was occupied. There was soap scum from previous occupants that had never drained. There was a general lack of quality control or consideration for guest comfort. Bathrobes and two types of water in the mini-bar are a nice touch, but what we really want is to sleep in a temperature-controlled space and have basics like working sinks. Sleep is the primary goal! We will be staying at the Hilton or a competitor from now on.

Very convenient to airport, just outside Terminal 3 arrivals exit. Beautiful foyer with lots of seating, cafe and restaurant. We checked in close to midnight, there was few staff and a long queue. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The hotel room was okay but the bathroom smelled terribly musty which we tried to air but finally just ignored as we were so tired. Can't really fault the hotel for this as we didnt complain. towels are small size. The window opens wide with no safety catch so be careful with small children. We had a great view of the airport. Restaurant closes at midnight which we did not know. Tried to order in but have to speak French which I do not so went to bed hungry. Double bed was okay, quite firm. The sofa bed was hard, my child did not sleep well. There are vending machines in the foyer with water bottles and chocolates/snacks. There is a free water station to refill your bottles. Breakfast buffet was the saving grace, had a lovely variety, chocolate au pains were the best. For the price of it £95 I expected a better room but the convenience to the airport is appealing. If I were to travel again I would probably catch the train straight to the city even late at night.