Ibis Styles Hotels in Paris

Most amenities in this hotel show commitment to better our planet. There are no more plastic water bottles in the hotel, rather cold still water and sparkling water on tap in the lobby, where you can refill your container or grab a glass, for free. Access to floors and rooms is with bamboo-made magnetic cards 💳, very stylish. There are also 4 automatic coffee machines ☕️ where one can help oneself to cappuccinos, mochas, single and double espressos, americanos, etc. Free breakfast included croissants 🥐 , chocolate croissants, cold meats, yogurt, fruits 🍎 , cheeses 🧀, cereal 🥣, eggs 🥚 you can boil at your own taste and more. From 6:30am to 8:00am is the best time to get it, after that, it gets busier until 10:00 am when it’s removed. ROOM AMENITIES There were eight European type-C 200V outlets across the room and 2 USB outlets by one side of the main bed. When we arrived, the sofa beds 🛋 were already converted to beds and made; we thought of this as a very nice and smart gesture, considering that many hotels we’ve stayed at have sofa-beds with missing linens and we have to do the work. The bathroom is a minimalist expression of a bathroom: Curtains or sliding door is missing from the shower so after showering 🚿 you’ll notice a bit of water that needs to be wiped off, just for your own safety. Toilet, shower and sink are all in the bathroom and there was no lock in the room we got. Blame the jet-lag or not, the IKEA-type simple beds 🛏 were very comfy! It just would have been nice to have light sheets during one warm night, instead of just the thick covers. There was no safe in the room and only one safe for the whole hotel, operated by the manager. Apparently they haven’t had an incident “ever” and we didn’t experience anything either, leaving valuables such as passports, electronics, home keys 🔑, etc. AROUND THE HOTEL Excellent location: 🚶🏻 Walking distance from about 20 different restaurants as well as the Port D’Italie Metro 🚇 and Bus 🚌 station, where you can easily and inexpensively find transport.Oh, and very close to Paris’ interior circuit Boulevard Périphérique Intérieur, in case of driving around. Considering the €125 nightly rate for a room that can host 6 people that can be fed breakfast everyday, I’d say it’s a great deal. #ruizmedina⭐️

This is a well located, comfortable hotel. Beds and rooms are good and it’s a good base from which to explore Paris, with Bercy Metro station, buses, and Gare de Lyon all nearby. Many people where staying to attend the Queen gig in the Accor Arena next door. It’s next to a park, and near the relatively new Bercy Village shopping centre. In the lobby there is a constant supply of chilled water from a dispenser, a real boon in the hot weather. Breakfast was limited and could get crowded. But the outside terrace bar can be used , and that means that there is plenty of seating. What wasn’t so good was the event one night with a DJ playing really loud music for a gathering of about 25-30 people. It was either a private party for someone with not many friends or a spectacularly badly marketed public event. The volume was out of all proportion to the numbers present. As a hotel, surely your core business is providing rooms for people to rest in, not putting on events which disturb the entire hotel?

Overall my experience was good except for the hotel not having a shower 🤔like why? I love taking showers but couldnt because the shower does not work. That's the only reason why I wouldn't stay there again but for everything else it was good. Location was perfect very central to the Metro and easy access to everything else. Overall very good experience for my first time in Paris for my birthday.

Hotel was extremely easy to find and located very near two metro stations, Rome and Europe. Receptionist on arrival was very nice, speaking in French and English. City tax was dirt cheap, €7 for two people for two nights. We paid €50 for two people for 4 nights in Amsterdam earlier in the year so for comparison this was a lot better price. The room was nice, clean, comfortable, air con worked perfectly ( it was 30 degrees when we went). Shower lovely but a bit small if you’re claustrophobic. No fridge though. Perfect for a two night stay and would’ve stayed longer if I could. It was lovely and quiet, we even had a balcony however when you opened the door all you could hear were police and ambulance sirens. When I shut the door, I couldn’t hear a thing which was a relief. The hotel is quite close to the centre of Paris and gare de nord train station, it is 5-6 stops on the metro but the metro is a lot quicker in comparison to London Underground. Budget hotel but a lot better quality than most hotels I’ve stayed in before.

Do not believe we could have found a better option, nearly in the pricerange, for us. Family with 2 kids. Nice renovated in modern style... Breakfast topped our expectations... Great arear and easy transport opportunities... Had an early flight out so they ordrede a taxi and put out full breakfast menu at 0420 in the night... Thank you :-) Ibis

The location is very close to the subway station. The surrounding area is very lifelike. The staff is very polite and cute. It is very convenient to store luggage. The service is good. The room is very small and simple. The toilet is not separated from wet and dry. It is not convenient, but it is very clean.

It is located near Montmartre, so accessibility is good, but it is located on a hill, so it was difficult to bring luggage. Breakfast is provided, and the croissants were so delicious, probably because it's French! Instead, the room is very narrow...

We arrived at this Ibis after a 2 minute walk from Gare Nord (Eurostar). The room was small as most city centre budget hotels are; but a lick of bright white paint would not go amiss as the place has a look of a morgue. The room was clean and tidy as was the equally small bathroom - we thought we had seen and used the smallest sink at Travelodge London City but how wrong we were; this one takes the biscuit. Breakfast was good and with an average selection little wonder these hotels avoid a full English. Overall a good location next to the stations and close to the canal that runs through Paris - use it, it makes a nice change from Notre Dame and the likes. Nice staff.

The hotel is close to the metro station Porte d’Ivry. It is also close the the Chinese quarter with lots of good Asian restaurants. The staff is friendly. There is free coffee and tea all the time in the lobby. The breakfast was good too. The room is clean and quite spacious.

Location gives this hotel a higher rating in my opinion. Close to the Metro and 30 minutes walk to Notre Dam. Nearby street, Rue René Boulanger had good bars and restaurants. Swapped rooms when we arrived, as the 6th floor room had sloped ceilings in the bathroom and anyone of average height would have difficulties standing upright in the shower. Breakfast was continental with an ample selection of eggs, breads, sliced meat and freshly squeezed orange juice. Staff helpful and friendly. Overall a good base to explore Paris.