Hotels near la Fontaine de Montreuil in Paris

Not far from the station, there are two routes and convenient. Since the automatic door at the front desk is closed, the interphone is pushed before check-in, and it is opened by the password number after check-in, so it is safe in the safety side. The room was divided into living and bedrooms and was spacious. There were kitchen supplies, so it was good to eat what I bought. It was difficult to use the bath because it was slippery and the outlet was above.

Pros: The location of the hotel is very good. It is about 5 minutes walk from the subway station. It is also quiet and safe. The hotel has an underground parking lot and a swimming pool. Disadvantages: 1. Breakfast is too single, no change, if a good friend in English, it is recommended to go to the street cafe for breakfast. 2. The room is small. 3. Hotel service in general, no one at the door to help with the suitcase.

It has a quite good location. but still little bit far from the city center. And staff at front desk are not that work well. they are sometimes confusing what bed is available. also they are not that concentrating on the online booking. seems like… But really clean and good facilities i highly recommend

Very small but well organized, cozy and clean room, with everything you need. Special furniture and lighting. Recently renovated building. Breakfast self service but plentiful and of good quality. Friendly and helpful service. Quiet area and not too far from some places of historical interest.

Pest control and customer service are two things you want your hotel to be good at. When I found what appeared to be a bedbug in my room and presented the bug to the guy at the front desk, he dismissed my concern, blaming the presence of a bug on construction without addressing my specific concern that it looked like a bedbug. He barely looked at it before tossing it aside and when I pressed him on the matter, he said “look, I’m just a guy who needs to keep his job”. When I emailed hotel management about my concerns, they dismissed me again, without even looking at the photos I had taken of the bug. “Everything in the room is new, we could find no evidence of bugs and have never had a bedbug problem”, as though bedbugs care about the age of furniture and as though no past problems means no present or future problems. They refused to address my concern further, did not ask for more information and refused any potential form of compensation. By the end of the day I had received confirmation from an entomologist friend that it was a look-alike, but not a bedbug. I was relieved to not have an infestation on my hands, but completely disappointed by the lack of competency and care on the part of the hotel. They did EXACTLY what people do when they are dodge a problem they are worried they have.

This hotel is in an excellent location in Paris, just a few minutes walk from a metro station. Upon arrival at the hotel we were quickly checked in and were given a room on the top floor which is level 4. There is a small but quick lift thankfully. Our room was a decent size and we both liked the modern decor. Satellite TV was good and we were pleased with the bathroom, particularly the shower. Room even had a small safe that was free to use. Wi-Fi throughout the hotel was excellent. Bed was super comfortable and the room was clean. Breakfast was available for an additional €15 which we thought was a little pricey so we gave that a miss.Reception was extremely helpful and informative - even advising that the RER train from Gare Du Nor to Charles De Gaulle airport would not be running on the day that we needed it due to maintenance. I like to find fault with something but I must admit there was nothing to fault. This hotel exceeded our expectations.

I approached the receptionist on my way back from my activities and inform him there was no fan in my room as I had really suffered the night before, no fans in the room ,just one window , even when left opened no air/ breeze came in at all. Anyways I approached the receptionist and informed him there was no fan in my room: Firstly his response was : there aren’t fans in the rooms and asked me to correct myself by requesting for a fan instead( this is a lie to start with , I have 2 rooms booked (my friend & I) and the second room has a fan ) . I immediately corrected myself and requested for a fan instead, he kept on going about how I said it like the fans were readily in the room but I needed to requested them instead. He made me request for a fan 3 times all along I was patient with him and I obliged, but he kept talking so I banged the key on the desk as I was out of patience after requesting 3 whole times already!! For the 4th time!!! Anyways the man called “Yanis”refused to give me a fan because i banged the key on the desk, asking me to speak to him with respect, I reminded him that I have asked 3 times already but he won’t stop yapping on how I should have phrased or worded my English.. At this point my sister had to intervene, she insisted that I had been polite all along , I mean how do you make a guest request for an item 3 times whilst you sit on your high horse / chair demanding respect and telling me how to phrase my words.. I asked if I could speak to a manager ( clearly there wasn’t one) which he confirmed there wasn’t one . He then told us to leave the reception area as he was done talking to us.. I suppose he was able to get away with this because we were both females, I doubt he would do this if it was a male customer.

I stayed in this hotel for 2 nights, and I found myself good: the room was spacious and clean, the large bed, TV in the room, air conditioning. The staff at the reception have always been friendly and available.

Very Good service, nice breakfast,, but small rooms and baths that should be renovated

I cannot understand how this hotel has 3 stars. I would not give even one. The (double) room was tiny (barely the size of the double bed), the bathroom is tiny with no shelf and with plenty of mold in the shower! Old and dirty. The heating worked non-stop and was broken so it could not be switched off, which meant that the temperature was unbearable and you had to open the window all the time. Thin walls, lots of noise outside and from the neighbors - you could hear the water running down the pipes every time they used the bathroom. Tiny table, tiny open closet with two oversized hangers that did not fit, no place to leave your suitcase (I had to put it under the bed to be able to walk!). Curiously, the room looked recently renovated but obviously the renovation was super cheap just to do a superficial fix. The shower was apparently new but the walls and floor were full of mold, and the visible pipes had just been painted and were full of dirt. The hotel has no reception, just a door with a person and some dirty small broken stairs that lead up to the different floors.