Hotels Near Calder Red Spider in Courbevoie

 This place is in a quiet neighborhood with parks, shops, restaurants, grocery stores all within walkable distance. Take a stroll downhill as River Seine is close by, you could see Eiffel Tower from afar. Slightly uphill is a place with children's play area, a carousel, water fountains, benches, etc where you could relax. Close by is Parc Mairie with lots of green cover. Add to these the options inside the hotel itself - a quite area where kids can read books, do colouring, play boardgames, etc. Breakfast is good with a lot of variety. Above all, Staff are very courteous and polite. Could remember Jose at the reception who is pleasant, very helpful, and wonderful to talk to. Same with others just that I don't remember everyone's names! Wish everyone one well, as you continue your good work!

The location is good, the environment is good, not too far from the subway station, taxis can drive to the entrance of the hotel, the room is not big, but relatively clean, no toothbrushes and slippers.

hotel amenities is definitely sufficient! they have a 24hr lounge area which is amazing! the staff were friendly and polite. it's a 9-12 mins walk to the nearest station but once you reach the station, it's pretty convenient to go almost anywhere. lovely stay. will definitely stay here if we are in Paris 🩷

This will be a full experience review incl. transportation to and from the hotel and surrounding amenities. Taking a train from CDG to La Defense was fairly easy to decipher. We elected to walk to the hotel since we didn’t have a ton of luggage and it took about 45 minutes. Alternatively you can try taking a bud or the L train which can reduce your walking time to about 15 minutes. An Uber is about 20€. It is my first time staying at an Ibis hotel. Entry was a bit confusing given that there are two similarly named hotels next to each other. When we were greeted, it was done quickly and courteously. We did not opt for the available breakfast nor did we ever step foot in the attached restaurant as there are plenty of great places around. The reception area is small but still fairly trendy with modern style furnishings and work areas. Like the other French hotels we stayed at we were only given 1 access card. A second would have been nice. The room was small as most in Paris are, but you didn’t come to Paris to sit in your room. There was a small TV, an enclosed bathroom with a small toilet and small stand up shower. The hot water NEVER stopped and the water pressure was great. They cleaned and restocked the bathroom daily so you don’t have to worry about that. The bed was comfortable enough and can fit 2-3 people comfortably. There was also a small TV. Unfortunately we had a view of the apartments behind the hotel and not of the river. Would have been nice for or honeymoon but can’t complain too much. The walls are admittedly fairly thin as we couldn’t always hear what our neighbours were up to but sometimes you could hear louder TVs or the washrooms being used. Access to all our daily activities was easy. There are plenty of great restaurants nearby just across the bridge on the island. Keep in mind restaurants work a little differently in Paris, tips are usually included in the price of the meal and they close in between lunch and dinner. Dinner service starts at 7pm. Smoker? Enjoy cigars here and there? There’s a Tobacco shop on the island as well open from 8am-8pm. Further past the island there is a beautiful rich neighbourhood you can walk through with plenty of shops and greenery. La defense is essentially a main station and you can reach most if not all of the activities of the city from there. I would absolutely stay at this hotel again given it’s fair price, accessible location and quieter area.

If you are looking for a citytrip hotel in Paris you should go to this one! Rooms are small but who cares, you’re there for the city and not for the hotel room. It was clean, and we had a nice breakfast! We can recommend this hotel! Parking is from Friday 19:00 until Monday 09:00 for free ! We parked our car one street away from the hotel fully safe to do this.

Very good hotel a bit outside of the centre of Paris but with a metro at the end of the street meaning you can be in the centre in 15-20mins. Area felt very safe and pleasant with some nice local eateries and amenities. I've stayed in a Happy Culture hotel before and the staff are always very friendly, welcoming and accommodating. They even called a more central hotel to ask if we could leave our luggage there instead to save us going back to Boris before we departed Paris from Opera which was very convenient. Room was small but clean and comfortable. Only thing is the air conditioning unit was leaking so we had to leave it turned off which meant the room was very hot especially with the weather being particularly hot at the time. Noise from the street at night loud at times, mostly from motorbikes. Also you could hear other guests in their rooms i.e. when they turned on a tap or spoke loudly. Not a deal-breaker and for the price I think it offers good value for money for the budget conscious visitor.

The location is not close to Paris. We took a taxi for 15 euros back and forth to the Arc de Triomphe. The same is true for the Sacré-Coeur, but the city's attractions are further away and require a long walk. The room is comfortable and has a small kitchen which is very convenient. Overall the price is pretty good.

We had lived in this hotel in the last four days. Very satisfied we were with the staff at the reception, because it was very friendly and premature. We were also satisfied with the room we were awarded, but this was quite small for us because we had arrived with our 6-ji daughter and stayed in the room as well as after she had blown her air bed No more place. The table was very small and there was only one chair there. The area of the small kitchen was closed with regard to the herd. There was also as well as no skirt. This was differently introduced due to the hotel photos. So we stayed from the kitchen almost only the refrigerator. Not particularly good also found that despite our memory at the reception it was almost constantly forgotten to leave towels for our daughter. The bathroom was not very large but well equipped. The very big decline for us was that, calculated during our stay, the subway connection with Paris did not work because the railway was set up for several days. So, from a distance to Paris city center was about 30 minutes, about 60 minutes, to also shift 2 to 3 times. The hotel cannot do anything, but if you don't plan to drive to Paris on a permanent basis with your own car, you must take this point into account in your travel planning in advance. Summary: If you have no problem planning for travel to Paris for 60 minutes, this is generally a good and recommendable hotel.

I was taken with this hotel. My room on the 2nd floor was very small, but ok for one night. Bathroom tiny, but also fully ok. Internet connection only mediocre, as was the breakfast. But the location, the charm of the hotel and the very friendly staff made it a nice stay. If I ever need to stay there again in the area, I will very likely sleep there again.

I don't expect luxury from a hostel, but I do expect cleanliness. On the surface the hostel appears clean. Most importantly, the bed sheets and mattress are clean. However, look beyond that and you'll see it's filthy and obviously never given a deep clean. Down the side of the lower bunk there is what must be months and months of rotten food, old socks, dirt and dust that has been allowed to collect. No wonder the room smells so musty and stuffy. My bunk had blood streaks from a squashed bug (and live mosquitoes flying about), as well as sticky finger prints all over the bed panels and window. Furthermore, the noise level is crazy. I understand on a Friday people want to party so the bar was blasting out music and the 1st floor rooms are not sound proof - I actually didn't mind that. What annoyed me was the fact that they were blasting music through the speakers in the 1st floor toilet/shower rooms. WHY?! This made the room and hallways even noisier. Its only saving grace is the location (and free wi-fi). It can feel a bit dodgy walking through there alone as a single woman at night, but so can any big city... The hostel is close to some great bars, restaurants, and tourist attractions (Père Lachaise Cemetery, for example). I'd recommend hiring a bike to get around - there's quite a few Vélib' bike stations a short walk away.