Neuilly-sur-Seine Hotels with Wi-Fi

We were in the hotel for 3 nights. The room was small but ordened. We had a bathroom with bathtub. There were fresh towels every day and the bed was made. However, it was not sucked every day and washing basin was not cleaned. And a lamp directly over the washing table was defect, therefore a little dark. The windows, we had a room to the indoor courtyard, are not to kick and we missed some clotheshocks. The TV had 5 German programs. Breakfast was typical French as expected. Small croissants and kitchen, small cut baguettes and bread, welded cheese and a variety of sauce. The delay took a little longer, even there were some of the tables no longer or shells for the marmelade. There were cooked eggs, yoghurt, juices, musli and a really good coffee. The place situation in the breakfast room was a bit closed, as well as in the typical French. Restaurants. The chairs are very cloudy and quite uncomfortable. The reception was, as far as we got it, constantly occupied. There is a short-term parking space in front of the house. Places we can't say anything because we booked a cheaper place in the hotel Ibis around the corner. There is also a bicycle rental station in front of the house and around the corner there are several small food shops and a meat shop with outdoor sales. To the Metro stations line 3 and line 1 runs about 20 minutes. All in all a nice small hotel in a beautiful location at a cheap price. We would book it again.

I stayed in this hotel from 13 to 14 February 2023. My opinion is shared. In the first place we received a most regrettable welcome ... Since the reservation was made several months earlier, it was agreed that our baby would accompany us. But life is made by accidents that forced us to stay without him, in fact I didn't have the idea of preventing them upwards being underwatered by our daily tracks. The person at the reception was of an impatience as I have rarely seen. It was said that the least thing would have been to prevent the baby from traveling, that they had made a effort to put the bed in the room, so it would have been wise to warn them by respect for their work. He didn't wonder why the baby wasn't there ... My husband and I stayed quiet but absorbed by this hospitality. When we arrived in the room, we were confronted with hair / hair in the bathroom, the sticked wall of aureol of ”I don't know too much”... Very decuted !!! What the note raises is the breakfast that was perfect for him and the literature rather good !!!

Not far from the Arc de Triomphe in Paris - walking distance, the surrounding environment is quiet, very close to the subway, and it is very convenient to take the M1 to various attractions in the city center. Breakfast can be full and good. The staff are friendly and help to contact a taxi to the airport. Will live again next time.

During this visit, it was a public transport strike, and only Line 1 and Line 14 were late. Fortunately, the hotel is located in front of the line 1 station, so it is easy to get there. (Gaesunmun station has 4 stations). The beds and quilts in the hotel are comfortable and nice. There are curtains or other glassware facilities to prevent water from splashing out in the shower, which looks good. The breakfast is very good, because there are few people there, so we can eat slowly. Please note that taxes need to be paid at checkout, so please be prepared.

Was placed here for 4 nights on business in October. Location was near my work appointment but I discovered it took 20-30 min. by metro to get to any other attractions in the city. The staff esp. at the desk were all very courteous and helpful and I think they are the best asset of the hotel. My 3rd floor room was basic; generally clean and I was happy there was not carpet in the room because of the news about bed bugs in Paris. Much of the second and first floor seemed to be under renovation and there was some noise although it wasn’t a big distraction. Room walls very thin; I heard my neighbors’ conversations and phones each day. Only basic amenities: one “large” bath towel, one hand towel, no wash cloth, no robe, plain soap, paper cups, tea products in room not replenished once used. Mattress hard and squeaked - my back hurt after 4 nights. My greatest concern was the black mold on various surfaces in the bathroom and shower. The regular cleaning is not removing this and it could be a health issue for some people.

We went on a business trip but extended to a weekend so business/couples. This is a pretty hotel, it's quiet, clean, the bed is comfortable, bathroom products excellent, staff are helpful and friendly But... It felt more like a place for a single person doing business. Our room was so small we could hardly pass each other. The cupboard only big enough for one of us to unpack, desk was tiny with a small, uncomfortable stool so not easy for work and only one side of the bed had a table adjacent, so nowhere for water, phone, etc. We looked to upgrade but the larger room only had the advantage of space. The small, sp**** furniture was identical. Returning in the late afternoon for a cup of tea was hopeless. Only one teabag in the room and no milk to be had anywhere in the hotel, not even the usual sachet type in the room. It really is B and B only. Downstairs there is a pretty garden which must be nice in the summer, but the 'lounge' is a corridor reminiscent of an airport lounge. Our conference was nearby so the hotel was convenient and near the metro to go into central Paris but I wouldn't recommend it for a couples stay

The Hotel du Roule is situated on a tree-lined avenue in Neuilly-sur-Seine. It is just 10 minutes away from the centre of Paris by Metro, which is within walking distance of the hotel. Its en suite rooms offer free Wi-Fi.A daily continental breakfast service is available. The 24-hour front desk staff are always available to assist you in sending faxes and booking restaurants, transportation and entertainment.Neuilly-sur-Seine is also a short Metro ride to La Défense, Europe’s largest business district. It is also close to Porte Maillot and its exhibition centre and the famous Arc de Triomphe.