Top Hotels in Levallois-Perret with Spas

Reception is very nice. Only thing that 's no elevator. Breakfast is OK.

I noticed the teamwork of this property was key of success from the check in first touch was excellent fast, efficient, porter help me my luggage brought up to the room, the young ladies reception were exceptionel name Sara and Kay helping me also for my luggage key problem. Breakfast was OK, room is fantastic huge space, bedding perfect, room temperate regulate with warm conditions normal for winter. Parking for the bus also very very convinient behind the hotel, many restaurants scatterd the building and monoprix just around the corner. Location is just perfect with Metro station 5 minutes walk.

I came to Paris for the marathon and stayed for 2 nights at the hotel. It is in a nice quiet neighbourhood very close to the Metro (Anatole France) and still within easy walking distance of the Arc De Triumph which for me was perfect. The room was absolutely fine, basic but very clean. There was coffee and a descent shower, which I needed after the run! Staff were helpful and sorted me out with an adapter. Would stay here again as a base for sightseeing.

Pros: Clean and tidy big room. Friendly staffs. Very Near Clichy Levallois train station ( L and A train). About 15 mins walk to M train station. Microwave and utensils provided inside the room Cons: No telephone inside the room and have to go down to the reception. Clean up the room once a week (extra fees applied if you need room cleaning service within 7days)

I have a good overall impression of the Mercure hotel chain. Near the Paris airport, there are a few hotels in Little Paris, but this one feels so-so, the rooms are small, the facilities are not surprising, and they are quite satisfactory. It happened to be the two hottest days in Paris. I couldn't stay at home, and it would be too hot without air-conditioning and electric fans. I just want to go to the hotel to avoid it for two days. I think I was deceived by the picture. Because I didn't think about taking pictures at the time, the pictures were taken by me on Google Maps to capture the real and appearance of the hotel. Although the hotel is located in the 17th arrondissement of Little Paris, between the 16th arrondissement and the La Defance business district, the traffic is really inconvenient. By car, if within ten minutes, I have to go around forty to fifty minutes by car. The hotel is an old-fashioned residential building in a residential area. It is difficult to find a parking space if you drive over. The bus and subway are in the convenient network of Little Paris. If you drag large bags and small suitcases, you really need to be patient. It is suitable for taxis to take a taxi to go, just for people who have a place to sleep. As a travel, there are more advantages than this. After that, I took the subway to see Mercure in the other direction from my home. The subway, the supermarket, the transportation and the surroundings are more convenient.

Surrounded by residential areas, it is relatively quiet, there are supermarkets and drugstores nearby, and about 10 minutes walk to the subway station and train station. The front desk service is good and patiently helps us find the right way to travel.

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.

Disappointed in this hotel. Our room had dirty sheets with makeup stains on them. They offered to change them but at that point we were already grossed out. There was less than half a roll of toilet paper in the room upon arrival and when asked for more they said they didn’t have anymore and had to go buy some. They have a weird policy where you have to leave the key at the front desk when you leave. It made us uncomfortable and for good reason - they don’t check ID’s when you return for your key. The best part was the front desk staff - all were very nice and polite, nothing negative to say about them. Especially Abdel.

Stopped here while in Paris for 3 nights to watch the TDF. The hotel is situated in the Levallois Perret area, and all attractions are assessable by tube,bus, or foot. This a nice area and not full of tourists even though I'm one. The hotel I found to be clean, air -con which, worked really well,the rooms aren't massive,other than a safe all requirements were met. I stopped in room 204, facing the street, which I found to be quiet. The staff are really friendly & helpful and spoke English fir me. Would definitely use this hotel again.