Hotels in La Villette, Paris

It's a little far from the city center, but it was a beautiful place! The receptionists were all kind and it was a comfortable stay! I stayed there for 3 days, and although the tissue box was not replenished, everything else was kept clean.

Located in the 19th district, the location is a bit lacking, but it has facilities, food, and services that make up for it. It is highly recommended as it is excellent for the price.

The room was Perfect, Area is very quite and friendly for public transport, The Front Desk Attendant 👌 Mourine (Not so sure his Name pronouncing) The Bald one very charming and friendly

Great value for what you pay! It remains my favorite hostel in Paris and will go there again. Although it is a bit far from central areas the RER E stops right next to the hostel, and there are two buses too, which made commuting easy plus it always feels safe even if I’m a girl travelling alone. Small things may not get taken care of or not promptly anyway… The door of our room wasn’t locking properly and even though I mentioned it, they never fixed it. Also, I had a problem with a bed swap, so make sure when you arrive that you actually sleep in the bed you’re assigned to/ if someone is sleeping in it make reception update the system. Staff is very friendly, easygoing, they all speak multiple languages and are welcoming!

I loved my stay at the hotel du quai de seine. The location of this hotel is great, it’s right next to the metro station and the bus station are not far. There are restaurants very close by also, so you can take an evening stroll and make your choice based on what you like to eat. My room was small, clean and importantly, it had everything I needed. The breakfast was so good for so little money also.

Wonderful hotel, very clean, very welcoming, situated near the La Villette recreational complex. The room was cosy, perfect balance in terms of not too cold with colours nor not too dark. The Queen sized bed was magnificent but the pillows weren't of my standard, as I found no support in that, but of course, crucially, pillow comfort is subjective to the user. The room was spacious with plenty of natural lighting as well as enough artificial lighting too. There is a desk area and some convenient wall storages, as well as an inbuilt wardrobe for further additional storage. The TV had French channels mostly and understandably, but this being The Garden Inn, the TV is setup to cast your apps from your phone to watch on the TV, but note, this is only an Android feature. All in all, a relaxing and joyous place to stay. The area is nice and quiet and away from the street noise. However, the fellow guests on the same floor had no decency to respect other guests, as they kept closing their doors heavy handedly and making noise whilst walking along the corridor. But putting that aside, the hotel quality and services is what you'd expect to find from the Garden Inn.

Location: The location is very good, on the canal, not far from Metro Line 5 and Line 7. Although it is in the 19th district, this neighborhood is safe. Facilities: The hotel facilities are relatively new, the room area is also large in Paris, there is an elevator, central air conditioning and air purifier, air conditioning is rare in Paris. Hygiene: The hygiene is OK, very clean, and the room cleaning is also timely. Environment: There are many restaurants and small fast food restaurants around, as well as some Chinese and Southeast Asian restaurants. There is a small park next to it, where many locals walk their children, and there is an Israeli church⛪️. There is a small supermarket not far away, and you can swipe domestic chip credit cards💳. Some small restaurants cannot swipe domestic cards. This is very random, depending on the merchant's POS machine. Service: The service is very good. The manager, Ms. Sandra, helped me solve the order problem very patiently. Thank her very much. A few points to note: 1. Environmentalism is currently prevalent in France. There are no disposable toiletries and slippers in the hotel, so you need to bring your own. 2. There is no bottled water in the room, they all boil tap water to drink 😂 It is recommended to bring your own mineral water, French Evian is very cheap.

Small but very comfortable hotel. Own kitchen with coffee maker, teapot, stove and microwave. Metro station is ten steps from the entrance. Stable Wi-Fi. Near the hotel is a lot of cafes. 500 meters mini-market, working until 2 a.m.