Accor Paris Hotels

We visited as a family with our twelve-year old grandson - so amazing to walk out of the hotel and see the Eiffel Tower - especially at night with all of the lights. Arriving at all the tourist sights by boat was great fun - everywhere was well organised to cope with the crowds - everybody welcoming. Such beautiful buildings - and we found the best Indian meal we had eaten in any country we've visited. A memorable few days, holiday.

In general we had a great experience in the hotel.

Good, clean hotel very close to terminal. Recommended. Rooms very small but fit for purpose

I stayed in this hotel for six nights and I would recommend this place for everyone who's looking for cute place and decent priced hotel. The service was very goid and english speaking staff were very polite and helpfull.

Fantastic place to stay, especially as it's so reasonably priced. The staff were very friendly, helpful and all spoke perfect English. The room was a good size, spotlessly clean and the kitchenette was well equipped. Although the hotel is located close to an incredibly busy and noisy motorway the quadruple glazed windows meant that no noise could be heard in the room. Likewise, we heard absolutely no noise from any of the other rooms in the hotel. This was a big plus for us, as my partner and I are very light sleepers. The hotel is a little out of the way but Liberte metro station is only a 5 minute walk away. The metro trains are super regular - we never had to wait more than 2 minutes and the journey into Paris centre is about 20-30 minutes. Because our room was on the third floor, on the corner of the building facing the motorway we even got a view of the Eiffel tower in the distance! We would 100% recommend this hotel - our only teeny tiny grumble was that the free WiFi had no signal in the room, only in the main lobby. The lobby has lots of little tables and comfy chairs so it's not too much of as hardship but if the WiFi was available in the rooms it would be a bonus.

Stayed just a single night(New Years Eve) but found the experience to be a very good one. Had trouble finding the hotel due to the roadworks in the area. But once got there, everything was fine. The guy(youngish,Egyptian origin) behind the counter was very friendly and helpful, advising us on things to do and even providing a map. Only problem, a bit on the outer suburbs, but no problem if you got a car, also no kettle and teabags etc(but everything else provided inc. coffee machine) but not a hasle and am sue it would have been availed if asked for. All in all, good value and service :)

one of the receptionists told us that we should learn french after all we were in "a french country"...the worst was the tone of his voice though. we were there as tourists and i have never heard that we need the learn the visited country's language before visiting. the hotel was really nice, reasonable prices, clean and even though it was far from central paris it is served with a good metro line (line 13)

The hotel is a little bit too far from everything, but it nice and cheap. Nice area. Not much around, but close to train. Good breakfast

First impression of the hotel was very good and after seeing the room I thanked myself that I made the right decission because everything was very neat and clean especially toilet and the shower area.

Be aware that there are 5 Adagio hotels in the area. So you need to know exactly where you are going particularly if you are on foot with your luggage! Otherwise, very nice hotel. The kitchenette is fully equipped and helps maintaining the costs low as eating out in Paris might be expensive. The personnel is all very kind and willing to help.