Best Hauts-de-Seine Spa Hotels

The room I stayed in was a bit small around the corner. However, the location is good, there are IKEA and big shopping malls around.

With a stay at Hife Paris Issy in Issy-les-Moulineaux, you'll be within a 5-minute drive of Paris Expo and Roland Garros Stadium. This residence is 2.6 mi (4.1 km) from Eiffel Tower and 4.7 mi (7.5 km) from Luxembourg Gardens.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as an indoor pool. This residence also features complimentary wireless internet access and a banquet hall.Grab a bite from the snack bar/deli serving guests of Hife Paris Issy. A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and a 24-hour front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 15 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected.

The breakfast is very good, very quiet in the countryside, the surrounding is desolate, free to park, there is a hotel that is very comfortable with the car, the service staff is very polite, enjoy the five-star hotel, more than the hotel in Paris

It's close to an affluent neighborhood in Paris, so the building is relatively pretty, it feels safe, and the staff are friendly. The room is rather small, but the bathroom and other facilities are relatively well designed. Breakfast was mediocre, and I think the whole city of Paris is like that, but I don't think they clean the dust well. However, the condition was better than other hotels.

I was attending a meeting nearby and was accompanied by my wife so we could spend the weekend in Paris afterwards. She needed somewhere in nice surroundings while I was at the meeting. This was ideal, with a pleasant walk along the banks of the Seine to the meeting and a pleasant walk through the suburb of Rueil to the RER A. This is the sort of hotel we like to stay at rather than the standard ones off the street in the centre of Paris. To the Hotel: our (Superior) room was very clean, the bed was comfortable, it was quiet, and the air conditioning worked and was quiet enough to leave on all night if needed. The restaurant was very good and we also had so called 'snacks' in the bar as an alternative if we didn't feel like going all out. The 'snacks' were actually pretty substantial. Service was outstanding throughout. When I emailed a couple of times in the days running up to the trip, reception replied within minutes. The only real issue we had was with the motion sensor in the vestibule. This puts the light by the door on as you walk underneath it. A positive benefit if there is just one of you, but it tended to wake the other one of us up if one of us went to the bathroom during the night. I mentioned it to reception and the engineer came out on the Sunday, on his day off, to put in a work-around. I was amazed and it just goes to show that, nine times out of ten, if you simply mention a problem to reception in any hotel, they will try their best to fix it. One final tip. The restaurant and bar both apparently closed after lunch on the Sunday we were there. Reception pointed us to a few nice restaurants about 15 minutes walk away and we were OK. However, it looks like a lot of restaurants in Rueil close after lunch or only serve drinks and snacks on Sunday evening. I'm long retired and it's possible I may never come here again for a meeting. However, this is far and away the best hotel we've ever stayed at when visiting Paris.

Budget experience ( what you pay what you get) I have stayed there for one night in Paris. The hotel is located around 7 kms away from city center and takes around 30 mins in metro and almost 1 hour via bus to reach the eiffel tower area. Now, rooms in the hotel is super small and crampy which I can understand from the price point of view. Elevator is occupied mostly in the whole morning time and every client has to take stairs. There is no dedicated restaurant inside the hotel. The receptionists are super friendly and nice. In one word, it is a average budget hotel. Only relavent for travellers who has short of money to spend.

The hotel was very welcoming and comfortable to stay at, although my French was poor they understood and spoke very good English back to me. It is located in a good area of Paris where there is not too much noise and the underground parking was good. The breakfast was fantastic in the morning and also the spa, swimming pool and gym was good. The shower and rooms were good aswell. Special shout out to Abdullahi and Umaru they were very good receptionists and spoke very good English and told me what was good about Paris, they really made me feel welcome the most. When I come back to Paris I will definitely stay here again , it’s an amazing hotel - C Obi

Hotel is pretty much at the end of number 3 metro line. It's a smart area that feels safe. 10 mins walk between the hotel and metro stations. Metro is well connected and makes it easy to get to most popular destinations. Gare St Lazare is on the line too which was the attraction for us. Lots of really anonymous office and apartment blocks around it. Not the place for a Parisien atmosphere. Dead quiet at weekends with not many food shopping options or places to eat on its doorstep. You can find them though with a short walk. Comes alive on Monday morning. Go to In Casa for pasta and pizza. Great service. Room was good, tall double windows for air and light, really comfortable bed, shower that worked. A good formula. Breakfast looked a bit uninspiring, there isn't much space to eat it so we ventured out. Staff were helpful with advice and recommendations on places to eat. We would def put it on our list to check next time.

Rented a suite and there's not even a closet to store your clothes. There is just 4 poor hangers for hanging shirts and dresses. In order to get an iron and an iron board, I had to go down to the front desk since nobody was answering the phone… Right in the middle of the shower, the water becomes suddenly boiling hot. Thinking the mixer was broken, I tried the water in the sink and I had the same issue: just no cold water at all anymore. Of course, this happens right in the middle of the shower. Called the front desk, but nobody was answering, while it was just late afternoon. The problem happened again the day after. The day of the departure, I left around 4.30am in order to go to the airport, and the garage door didn't open. There is no button to call the front desk, therefore I had to leave my car on the ramp and go walk to the front desk in order to ask for the door to be opened. The front desk man said ”oh, I though it would open by itself…” Coming back from the ride around 6am, I tried to call the front desk to get a taxi booking, but nobody answered the phone. I went down in the lobby and the hotel was literally empty. I went back to my room, tried again to call and after 10 minutes somebody picked-up the phone. I told him ”if you're asked by the taxi company where am I going, just tell them destination ABC”. To which he replied ”oh, you can tell the driver yourself when they will ask”. Clearly not listening. The day before leaving, I went to the bar for a dinner since there restaurant was closed… I ordered some food that was brought to me in a pot that was being opened right in front of me and just put in the plate. Just like that, in the pot with the branding and the list of ingredients… I ordered a cold cut plate and it was clearly not fresh at all: the camp was as hard as skin and discolored on the sides, the sauces were discolored as well, the cheese slices were glued one to another. The service is given to kids who have no sense of class or refinement, and they're not even shaved. The lamp that goes from the bar to the outside (which is located inside the bar) is covered with a massive spider net from. As compensation for the cold cut board, I was given a bottle of cheap Bordeaux.

PERFECT location with easy access to the Metro station and a short ride into the city. I was booking for a Chinese couple travelling to Europe for their very first time and despite their limited English ability, they were looked after very well during their stay. My email to the hotel was answered quickly and although the hotel has no Chinese speaking staff available, they were comfortable throughout their stay. Breakfast spread was not as extensive as the couple had experienced in their travels around Asia so this was the only lesser comment that they had but overall, the hotel is highly recommended.