Courtyard Hotels in Issy-les-Moulineaux

The apartment was very good. Close to tramp. Airport is on the opposite end of the Paris city. Transport in Paris was broken due to strike, very difficult to travel. We use UBER from hotel and was bit expensive. There is near by local store to buy few groceries. We expect Hotel should provide at least complementary mineral water bottles in the room. Overall stay was good.

The hotel is in a remote location, and it is convenient to get to the hotel as soon as you leave the station at the end of Line 12. There is a flower shop and a kebab near the hotel. The hotel room is clean and tidy and the size is moderate. Paris hotel room is too expensive, you can consider here

Location: this hotel is located in a safe place, opposite metro station with short distance to iconic places in Paris. Room: rooms are clean, tidy, air-conditioned, quiet, the only problem we found for us that the bathroom is separated, via plastic curtains from the room. Otherwise, the rooms were OK comfortable. There are a shower and bathtub and a separated toilet. Breakfast: to our opinion the breakfast was the rather of three star hotel breakfast. Staff at hotel: staff, very friendly accommodating, on the first day after coming back from sightseeing , the room was a bit smelly so the hotel staff changed our room straight away and the second room Was alright. There is a car park there against Payment. You can park your car safely. Next to the reception are fridges where one can buy sandwiches and drinks. We recommend this hotel to people with small children and families.

Terrible customer service. Extremely unhelpful staff with no desire to help guests with reported problems. Air conditioning did not work, they offered a fan. We already had a broken fan in the room so told them this wasn’t good enough. They sent a technician up after 3 days who told us they ordered specialist parts to come the next day…this was a lie. The next day I enquired where the specialist parts were and they offered me a fan again. When I returned to the room the whole electrics had failed in the room and we were left in darkness. This was the final straw we asked for a room change and we’re granted this the following day. The safe then failed and wouldn’t open we had all of our money and passports in there along with some valuables. When reported to reception at approximately 7pm, we were told that no-one would be able to help us until 9am the next day. Front door code and Wi-Fi code changed, we thought it was us being stupid but when we finally reported they told us it changed on the 1st of the month. I’m not sure who we were expected to know that. Nothing in the room was changed replenished or cleaned in a whole week stay. You need to go to reception to ask for basic replacement items like toilet rolls and towels. All in all a good location and although the rooms are basic they were more than good enough for a family to stay in for a week and see the sights of Paris. I just wish the staff were more helpful and attentive to guests who stay at the hotel. It’s a nice hotel but considering the size and amount of rooms, there really was very limited staffing with no one visible at front of house most of the time.

The room was small, but it still had a window, and the elevator was small, but it could still accommodate 3-4 people, so it was good value for money. The subway station was close, so there was no problem getting into the city in about 20 minutes. There are several pho and French restaurants nearby, as well as a few hamburger restaurants. The breakfast is simple, but the seating is limited, so please keep in mind that you may have to wait during busy times after 8 o'clock.

We have never stayed at Ibis before; this was our firsthand experience with a budget hotel. Keeping in mind that the focus is on saving customers’ money, not providing luxury stay, I would have to say that it was very good for the money. We paid about 70 euro per night, considering that it was Paris, the price was difficult to beat. The staff was very friendly, but since there was usually only one person working at the front desk, if there was a line, you had to wait a while. There was parking available underneath the hotel for 9 euro per night, which is also a good deal. The mattresses were on the hard side, but this aspect is always a matter of preference. The rooms and the bathroom area were clean. The towels were small, but well absorbent. I will just go over pros and cons in my opinion. Pros: Parking on Premises, 9 Euro per night; very fast, reliable Wi-Fi; Good water pressure in the shower, consistent temperature, shower is large given the room dimensions; toilet in a separate space, large enough to use for changing if privacy was needed; location is great – T2 line is 1 min walk, C line is also very close, but we could not use it because it was under construction, a number of very good restaurants are right next to the hotel; despite busy area, it was reasonably quiet with the windows closed, and we did not hear our neighbors, except for the doors shutting, that are heavy and loud when closed. Cons: no lift from the parking to the lobby, one would have to unload luggage at the door before parking the car; no AC in the room, keeping the window open lets in cool air and HUGE number of mosquitos, there were signs of battle on the walls and ceiling when we moved in, we had our own numerous encounters until we bought bug spray in the pharmacy and sprayed around the window during the day and at night, and kept the lights off when the window was open, lesser number of mosquitos, but still they found their way in; very small room, barely space to open the suitcases, no chairs or tables, bed was the only sitting option; lack of sufficient number of outlets… we have a lot of devices to charge between the three of us, and there were only two easily usable outlets in the room, we made it work.

A good location just a few minutes walk from the Metro with several decent restaurants nearby and a 35 minute bus ride from Roland Garros if you're in Paris for the French Open. My room was small but comfortable and a buffet breakfast was available each morning - great scrambled eggs. Some confusion over cost - I thought I was getting a discount as my friend couldn't make it due to Covid but I ended up paying the full price.

Our room was snug to say the least, but it was clean with a comfy bed and the staff were lovely, the best bit (and why we booked) was the very secure underground car park, which you entered via driving the car into a lift. To say it was a tight fit is an understatement, but for 24 hours secure parking in the center of Paris, this was a bonus feature. Breakfast at bootcamp was surprising lovely, big choice of food, fresh pastries, cakes, fresh fruit, breads, jams, meats, preserves, yogurts, drink choices hot or cold, toast scrambled egg and sausage, but my favorite was the fresh pancake maker that delivered you a stack of delicious fresh pancakes. However, a hotel no matter where it is, is only as good as the staff and their welcome. The staff here are exceptional, friendly and knowledgeable. Don’t expect a fancy foyer, but you will be greeted and welcomed a d there is someone there 24hours.

Comfortable bed, great shower and spacious room. No tea or coffee making facilities but didn't matter much to us anyway. Close to tram station and travel into city centre/eiffel tower takes about 25/30mins which in my opinion is great. Overall great value for money