Suresnes Homestays

The hotel is located in an area that from what I could tell was undergoing transformation from what was probably a light commercial and office area being replaced by new apartment buildings which the hotel was part of and while the area was nice it wasn’t really convenient to anything. On the morning I needed a taxi the hotel tried booking me one but none were available in the area and I walked about two kilometres before I was able to hail one down. This is an apartment hotel and doesn’t provide all the traditional services you would get at a hotel but this one comes pretty close. A small lobby with some seating and vending machines and another area with some lounges and a game table. My room 311 had a handy entry area with a small shelf ideal for your keys and other small items and some coat hooks. The bathroom is off to one side and had a large open shower with just a shower curtain in my room which I think was because it was a disabled room. The shower was a good size but the floor of the shower which was a prefabricated tray didn’t feel as it was properly attached to the floor and had a fair bit of movement. The main room was a good size for Paris and had everything I needed for my short three night stay including a comfortable bed, desk with convenient power outlets and a kitchen which was well stocked with the items you would need on a daily basis for a short stay but more specialized appliances were available to borrow at the front desk like food processor, croc pot and crepe maker I think it was which was a good idea. Overall the room had a nice modern contemporary feeling and more than enough space. Being an apartment hotel concept the rooms are only serviced every seven days which is something to be aware of. I chose this hotel as it was closer to the place I needed to collect my leased car from and given that the French Open was on at the time my options were limited and the hotel had parking but as it turned out I didn’t need it as there was plenty of free street parking right outside the hotel on the two nights I needed it. I really like the Adagio chain of apartments in Europe and this was another great one.

Looks like Vector off despicable me has had his shrink ray out in the shower. I visited this hotel with high expectations only to discover that I could barely fit in the shower. I am a petite young woman weighing only 49kg and even I couldn’t turn in the shower. It was a nightmare. It was an orange space pod from Mars. The windows open full mast, which is highly dangerous. The walls were paper thin and I could hear chattering and running all night, which left me sleep deprived and unable to enjoy my visit. However, I thought the beds were comfortable, cleanliness was a decent standard, but sizing of rooms needs addressing and please invest in a toaster. The breakfast didn’t even include toast, instead there was cake!!! Not sure if that is a French thing but it certainly wasn’t my cuppa tea. Xx

Lovely accommodation, big comfy beds and very welcoming and friendly staff! Our French is limited but the staff are very helpful and speak great English. The hotel is very spacious and even our two year old had lots of room on the pull out bed. The view from the small rooftop terrace is beautiful too. Would definitely recommend if you’re making a trip into Paris ❤️

This is not the first time I have stayed at this property which is shared by a lowest cost hotel in the same building but with a different entry door. I prefer it because of its location near the Pont de Suresnes and its quick access to the western part of Paris, to/from the autoroute exits and to/from the Boulevard Peripherique (ring road) on the way to either airport (CDG to the north and Orly to the south). If you are not driving, walking distance from the hotel there is a train station with service to Gare Saint-Lazare and a tramway (LRV) with service to the Porte de Versailles. It also has parking underground with access by elevators to the lobby, then on to the rooms. The rooms look a little tired by now and no fridge in the room. Breakfast near the lobby was ok. Sausages had a hard skin and no potatoes were in offer, just eggs and thin pancakes/crepes.

Good location adjacent to the city of Paris and close to the station of Suresnes. Had the kindest and most helpful staff. Complimentary upgrade upon arrival. Room was beautiful with a decent view of the town and had led to a very comfortable nights sleep. Due to an issue with the TV we were encouraged to move rooms and was aided all the way with the transition. Furthermore, was allowed a much longer check out time. Highly recommend.

The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel is clean. Fortunately. Breakfast in self-service is good. Fortunately ... Prices are prohibitive in the major events in Paris, including the rugby World Cup that brings up to € 200 a room you usually pay between € 80 and € 90. This will certainly be worse in 2024 for the Olympic Games.

Villa Medicis is a modern structure, very well maintained and adequately clean. The rooms assigned to me were large and quiet, located on the top floor of the building. Basic but functional furnishings. The bed was not very comfortable and the mattresses were too hot. I didn't take advantage of the breakfast. As far as the location is concerned, Puteaux is a municipality that seemed peaceful and quiet with very modern, well-kept and pleasant-looking buildings. There are not many services for tourists but it is clear that those who stay there do so as a base for Paris. The time it takes to get to the center of Paris is about 1 hour and the means of transport to use are the bus (line 141 located 2 blocks away or 258 a little further away) to the underground hub of Defense and then the line 1 of the subway. If you don't have any particular needs and just use the property as a base to sleep and hang out in Paris all day, I consider it a good solution.