Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine Hotels with Wifi

"This was my second stay here. I had a spacious room with a balcony. The room had a kettle, plenty of towels, and a nice bathroom. The view from the window was pleasant. Downstairs, there's a wonderful cafe that serves delicious and quite affordable food. The metro and bus stops are literally just a stone's throw away. I really like that everything operates with codes; there's no need to carry hotel keys or cards. It also feels very secure. Housekeeping is daily."

"It closes to M14 station. Convenient to city centre. Breakfast is average."

"The hotel exactly same as like as on pictures, nice and clean. The bed and pillow very comfort. You can refill your water bottle with free at lobby. And they give us late check out. This hotel have a luggages storage so we can put our luggages while we travel to another city. The balcony room very nice we can open the door if we want enjoy fresh air. Overall i really love staying at this hotel. I've booked for my family 3rooms for 5 night here. Near with train station, near supermarket, near kebab restaurant open until 1am, which have a nice taste, so no worries when you hungry at night. This hotel Very recomended, sure i would back again."

"Super small hotel with beautiful rooms and very clean . Well-friendly and sympathetic staff. The metro is 5 minutes walk to the centre of Paris. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable."

"The hotel isn't directly in Paris, but it's right next to the metro, which is incredibly convenient for getting around the city. Plus, there's a direct line to Orly Airport. The rooms are spacious and stylish, and I loved the charming inner courtyard. I was initially worried about not being in Paris and how I'd manage transportation, but it turned out to be the best decision – I got everywhere really quickly."

"The hotel is a very nice location and the new facilities, but the mask is clearly no longer an obligation for the hosts who don't wear it and for a client! which at the beginning of a 5th wave is very limited and does not give too much confidence ..... "

"never book this hotel for family of three if you plan to stay in one room! They never mentioned it on site but there is no additional bed bed for child, only mattress on the floor. so your choice on arrival will be or take one more room and double the cost or take one and your child will sleep on the floor like a dog and you will have to step over this “bed” every time you move around the room. In general staff was friendly but on the check out day room cleaning have started to disturb us even before 10 a.m. rushing in the room without even knocking the door. And she did it every half an hour while check out time is 12 a.m."

"The hotel is clean and tidy. Unfortunately the heater in our room was not working. We told the worker there and they help us to use another with heater so generally good."

"If I were 20 years younger I would totally dig this. Uber cool design hotel, a hidden secret in an up-and-coming and grungy (almost dangerous) part of town. Alas, visiting as a family, this property was out of the way from most attractions. The killer designer features also killed me with a thousand cuts with their lack of functionality. No matter how one tries, the room was always never bright enough. Certainly not great news for middle-aged presbyopia. The designer tap is so architecturally perfect in its proportions, so much so the kettle will never fill to a respectable volume because of the angle it has to be held at. The sumptuous rugs greatly complemented the warm wooden floors, except that they also tripped the hell out of anyone who kicks over a corner. The numerous switches were some of the most original I’ve ever laid eyes on, but Mr Starck forgot about a master switch to turn them all on at once. And the bathroom deserves an honorable mention. I slipped and hit against the walls adorned with atmospheric red clay tiles, incurring a cut in the process. On the plus side, they have some of the coolest hotel work uniforms I have ever seen, and the nutcracker contraptions laid out in the lobby offered some mindless respite when the coolness got too much to bear."