Hotels near Groslay Station

"Axel at the front desk was excellent. Staff helpful, room was fantastic. Highly recommend."

"Totally would recommend to anyone that visit Paris"

"The hotel was as described. It's clean, quiet, the staff is friendly and helpful. The neighborhood isn't great but I knew that before I booked. It is what you expect in the Paris suburbs. That being said, it didn't feel unsafe during the day. There's a bus close by that goes to the RER that goes to Paris. It's convenient and easy. I would book this hotel again. It was good for the price."

"Great place and area Train 5 minute walk and bus station 1 block. Nice area and very safe"

"Amazing stay!"

"My friend and I visited Paris for the first time this week, we had initially been warned about the area, but both agreed that there was no point where we felt unsafe or not at ease. We walked around the area at all hours of the evening and had no concerns. The staff were LOVELY, friendly and funny and helpful. We didn't have breakfast but saw it as we grabbed water each morning, and it looked lovely, but we couldn't comment on if there where gluten free or vegan options. The Twin Room was small, but very clean, the shower was tiny, but has amazing pressure and the temperature was just perfect! The general area was quiet, but busy enough to give a great atmosphere and make you feel safe enough to travel around. We were offered airport transport both to and from the hotel, but opted against it due to different arrivals and departures, no bother though. We walked to the hotel and got to see many sights on a heavily detoured route from Montparnasse. The shops nearby as relatively basic, but there were a number or restaurants and wine bars close by which were great. "

"System de bagages très utile! Merci beaucoup:)"

"Very nice"

"This hotel overlooks the Boulevard Peripherique which isn't everyone's idea of a place to be but I enjoy it, especially since it is near the Marche de St. Ouen. I had an ensuite room but the one problem was the shower, which was largely a miserable dribble. I used the communal showers in preference."