“You get what you pay for”

I would recommend this hotel because it's so cheap. It works out cheaper than staying at other cheap hotels near Paris, such as Formule 1, which charges 10 euros a day for wireless Internet and doesn't provide private bathrooms. Here, the private bathroom was small but clean and the wireless Internet was free. But I tried out three different rooms while I was here and in one of them, I could not connect to the Internet because it was too far away from reception, and in another, the connection was very slow. The worst thing about this hotel is the air conditioning. There was an air conditioner in each room, but they were all absolutely terrible. I had them cranked up to the max, but I was still sweating (in early June; dread to think what the summer would be like). It was actually cooler outside at night time. Stay here if you're on a tight budget, but arrive with very low expectations.

“You Get What You Pay For”

As college students on a limited budget, this hotel suited our purposes just fine. Bathrooms are a little small, and not all receptionists speak English, but the room comes with a brochure explaining internet access, wake-up calls, etc. in English. A 5-10 minute walk from the end of the A2 (RER Red) line.

“Pleasant stay, clean and comfortable, price competitive.”

Apart from the long distance from the centre of Paris, the hotel is quite comfortable, clean and very good value for money. A bit dark at nights from the RER to the hotel, but everything else has been fine. Would recommend it for the price.

“Very Pleased”

We only used the hotel for sleeping, as we were out all day everyday exploring Paris; for our needs, the hotel was perfect.The hotel was 5 mins walk from the station, which was very convenient. The temperature of the room was as it was nice and warm in the middle of February.

“Good price for the period of our travel”

The hotel was cheaper. The quality was fair. For us it was enough quality.

“Stay away, not impressed at all, worst hotel i have ever stayed in!”

This was the worst hotel I have ever had the misfortune to stay in. Firstly the hotel although relatively close to the train station, is not very easy to get to. There are no taxis at the station to take you there. But for the the lady who works at the station, we would have been so lost. There road signs are not clearly marked so you have to guess which way you are going. If ever you are going there, look out for the Buffalo Grill, the hotel is next to it. The staff were not friendly but at least they were there outside the openning hours. Having made it to the hotel, the noise is horrific. It is set in the middle of an industrial estate, car and lorries going by, the walls are very thin, woken up 2 nights in middle of night (about 3am) with people having loud sex and partying in rooms and constant chatting in neibouring rooms, its as though it was happening in the same room to ours. There are good transport links but just make sure if you are buying the visitor pass, it is includes Zone 4. The one sold by EuroStar only cover zones 1-3, and doesn't cover the Boissy Saint Legey. If you are planning a nice romantic weekend in Paris, this is not the place to stay, you are better off paying a few quid extra and enjoying your holiday. I have booked my fair share of holidays with Expedia but this is the most disappointin one. The Only good thing the journey was perfect. Paris is a lovely city, overpriced for food and drinks in bars but nice for a walk etc.