Courbevoie Hotels with Breakfast

I absolutely loved this hotel it was so clean and quiet and the staff were so helpful and kind. The room had good amenities. When I went it was during a heatwave and the room was always cool. In the reception they had sofas and free cold water. The only thing is that they didn’t have a bedside table so I had to use a chair. The metro station around a 10-12 minute walk way which was fine because I got to see the area and get my steps up. I would have loved if they did free breakfast but it’s ok because I got pastries from the nearby bakery.

This was my second time staying at this hotel, and once again, I was completely satisfied with my visit. The hotel is pleasant, clean, and offers excellent service. I especially want to thank Jade, the receptionist, who is absolutely wonderful. She is always very welcoming, attentive, and responds to all my requests with kindness and enthusiasm. Her professionalism and good humor truly make a difference and contribute to making the stay even more enjoyable. Thank you to the entire team for this great experience. I will gladly return!

Overall, it was a good stay, and the location was pretty decent. I landed at Beauvais Airport, and the airport shuttle dropped me off at La Défense bus terminal. From there, it was about a 10-minute straight walk, so it was quite convenient. The room wasn't big, but it had everything I needed for my one-night stay. The front desk service was excellent. I hadn't booked breakfast, but they had free croissants at the front desk, which was a nice touch! Water was also available for free at the front desk, as there was none in the room. All in all, it was good, and the decor was well-done, giving it a feel similar to a budget hotel. The main reason I chose it was because my flight arrived late, and the bus got to La Défense around 11 PM when the metro was already closed. Plus, my itinerary for the next day included Van Gogh's village, and I was catching a train from La Défense, so overall, the location for commuting was excellent! The room looked pretty much like the official pictures, so there wasn't anything special to photograph.

Narrow entrance to room. Room size just nice for 2 large luggage. Clean n comfy bed. Soft n medium size pillows. Clean n new towels. Complete kitchenette. Provided 2 in 1 hair shampoo/conditioner. No body lotion. No toiletries etc provided/available upon request. No daily house keeping. Strong water pressure. Bathroom floor will get wet/flood after every shower. Fresh towels exchangable at front desk as informed during check in. However, some staff were not aware during my encounter. Poor reflection of service since it is a practice for citadines yet counter staff ain't aware of it. A senior lady staff able to converse chinese/Mandarin fluently. Laundry room at ground floor. €5per wash n €4 per dryer. Complementary coffee at lobby. Location is ok n easy to reach various attractions. Bars around the corner. Grocers n Asian eateries are 5 to 10mins walk. Not suitable for those with large luggage to travel by metro to reach Citadines. No lift. The escalator had been out of service by days. Most of the metros in Paris are not large-luggage friendly. No lifts or escalators. Best to arrive here with Uber coz either u ve to climb slope or some stairs depending from where u r coming from before u reach the hotel entrance. Friendly staff. Had a good stay anyways...

The hotel was really nicely built and the rooms were very nice; only the location was a bit out of the way, but for this price you can't ask for more.

The room was nice, Mercure's standards are consistently good. I especially loved the Nuxe honey hand soap in the room – it seems impossible to find in pharmacies or duty-free shops! The hotel's parking garage is quite a labyrinth. If you park there first, it's impossible to get your large luggage to your room because the hallways are incredibly narrow. You absolutely must drop off your luggage at the hotel entrance first, then go park in the garage, which costs 22 euros a day. Breakfast at the hotel was a bit of a surprise. You have to cook your own fried eggs and boiled eggs, so be careful not to burn yourself.

High-quality hotel with various amenities. The 24-hour fitness room is also excellent, featuring an elliptical, two treadmills, a stationary bike, and dumbbells, along with a water dispenser, clean restrooms, towels, TV, and background music. The breakfast buffet is substantial and diverse, offering a good selection of sweet and savory items. The housekeeping, front desk, and restaurant staff are all top-notch. In the lobby, there are small lounges with complimentary still and sparkling water dispensers, as well as two vending machines for snacks, drinks, and toiletries. The biggest highlights: 1/ The panoramic view of all of Paris and its major landmarks. 2/ The breakfast buffet and its staff. Minor drawbacks: 1/ The space becomes cramped and cluttered when four people are staying. With the sofa bed pulled out, there's hardly any room to move. 2/ The windows are fixed, and the air conditioning isn't powerful enough. When four people are in the room during summer, it can get a bit stuffy.

The 13:00 welcome at my arrival was cold not a smile I had to wait 2h out because the room was ready for 15h I went back to the room about 15h10 when you're a long journey and that you're tired we would like a smile and You don't come back to 15:00, it's a pity because the welcome for my departure Mr was very nice and laughing, I don't think I'll come back, no boiler or tea bags, for the price I expected to better

Relativement satisfait de cette nuit, le seul bémol c'était que ma chambre était au-dessus d'un pub/bar, donc un peu bruyant.

The hotel stopped providing paper towels after they were used up. They only provided toilet paper, which was very inconvenient. One of the two elevators was broken, so it took a while to go up and down the stairs. The refrigerator had a good cooling effect. The microwave and tableware were also very practical.