Hotels near Gare De Nanterre-Universite, Paris

I tried for a week of work this reception structure is to say the truth I didn't imagine finding so much reception, comfortable rooms, restaurant possibility inside the room and comfortable for movements .... RECOMMENDED

Good welcome . Clean and quiet hotel. Easy for access to the A13 and to go to Paris (20 min approx) Breakfast less than 7€. Secure and free parking on weekends. Room at 52€ per night. We will come back! Only concern: not being chilly and not liking to sleep with your head up because the pillow is quite thin.

My main complaint is that the air conditioning was off during our whole stay. We dreaded getting back to the hotel because we knew it would be hot and uncomfortable. The woman in the lobby was incredibly unfriendly and said that the AC was turned off to save on costs and that it wouldn't be turned on until April 28. April 29 came around (when we gladly checked out), and the AC was still off. The website advertises that all rooms have AC, which they do, but the hotel turns it off to cut costs. We asked if they at least had a fan, and she just said they didn't have fans. And the windows don't have screens on them, so if you open them to get some cool air in your room, you basically have an open hole to the outdoors. That was great when we opened ours, and the first thing we saw was a huge spiderweb with a spider on it by the corner. Also, the lobby is on the third floor of a building, and there is no elevator or escalator, so good luck getting there with disabilities or heavy luggage. Furthermore, the shower drain clogged the first night. The night staff spoke very little English, but we were able to work with them, and they moved us to a different room with a working drain. Since they seemed more friendly than the daytime woman, we also told them about the AC, but all they said was to wait 30 minutes for the AC to work. Obviously, it never worked. Lastly, this hotel is very near a train station, but keep in mind that it is an RER station outside of the Paris area (it's not a metro station), so if you get the Navigo card, that won't get you as far as you need to go. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area, nor would I stay there ever again.

The hotel was very professional, the room and the bathroom were clean and well-organised. The restaurant with the entrance and desserts buffets (I've enjoyed the kittens made home ) and the choice of hot dishes on the buffet or on the map were appetiteful and well presented. The hotel is very nice and very professional.

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Calm night . Well-isoled rooms . Spacious. Grand parking free. Reception H 24. Property. Good welcome. Personal politeness. Near the big axes. I love a hotel when it feels the new . Secure place . A border of Seine

This was a booking made at short notice and in a great hurry — we were attending a funeral nearby. I was concentrating on proximity, and Ibis budget was a great mistake. So here is a warning to others to take more time than I did. A very, erm, casual receptionist gave us the feeling that we were intruding on his personal space. Room BAD, BAD,BAD. 135 cm (4’6”) bed. No proper bathroom - loo in a tiny cupboard, difficult shower unit (hole in screen = water on bedroom floor), tiny washbasin in corner of room. Thin, miserable little towels, one each. There is no air-con — or rather, there is (apparently) “centrally controlled” air-con, but it certainly wasn’t coming through to our room! We were there during the most murderously hot day and night of the heatwave, and in a bid to avoid being reduced overnight to a pair of anonymous puddles of sweat, we slept with our window open. Mosquitoes? Of course. Did they bite us? You bet. They weren’t IBIS mosquitoes, of course, but they visited as a direct result of our having to leave the window open. When we arrived, a big notice on the reception desk stated, “This hotel is fully booked for tonight.” We had a reservation, so thought nothing of it.....until that evening, eating after sundown in the restaurant directly opposite, we noticed that in the dozens and dozens of Ibis windows facing us, only two lights were on. All other windows had their blinds pulled down identically to a uniform halfway mark that clearly indicated unoccupied rooms. At 8.00 next morning in the fully-stocked, crumb-free breakfast room we saw five other people. Fully booked? Hmmmmm......

I genuinely cant believe i paid over £200 per night for this The room was prison like; comprising of a rough metal bed, sponge mattress and very small room to manoeuvre around of it. The bathroom sink was in the room, the walk in shower opened into the main room where a bedside table would be and the toilet was in a small cupboard. I have never experienced a bathroom split between 3 areas especially not one where you have absolute zero privacy. There was no iron or hairdryer - there was 1 available at reception where you have to leave your passport as deposit. It looked as if it was built 100 years ago and the cracks papered over. It was hard to find and in a terrible location with hostile locals. Absolutely everything about this hotel was so grim except for the staff who were lovely

Me and my brother stayed at this hotel for 2 nights to attend a concert at La Defense Arena, so chose this hotel for it's location. The reception is on the 1st floor and the check in was fine, the only thing we weren't told was the breakfast times, but that was in a leaflet in the room, that comes with some other useful information. Unfortunately when we walked into the room there was a horrible smell and after airing the place out for a bit, it was gone but soon came back when you close the window and left the room for a little while. There was nothing that seemed to be causing the smell, so we just kept the window open for fresh air when in the room. This smell was no where else in the hotel, like hallways or reception. When I booked the hotel, I should have looked more into the bathroom situation as I had no idea what a partially open bathroom would be, I couldn't find any photos on their website, so I am uploading a few of my own, not a great shower when sharing a room with your sibling! You can see completely into the shower, the wooden thing in front is basically useless and would be better just being a large plank of wood for some privacy. The toilet was tiny and very hard to move around in for a big person, although I am sure some smaller people would also struggle. The mattress on the bed was comfortable, but the pillows were very lumpy and uncomfortable and the bedding seemed to shed off onto our darker clothing, which was a pain. There was no mini fridge in the room, due to the hotel being eco friendly and the safe in the room is very narrow, so doesn't fit a lot or large items. The breakfast the next morning was disappointing, there was only 2 hot food options, scrambled eggs and eggs you could boil, on the second morning there was bacon but not scrambled eggs, there was a sign but nothing in the pot so I'm not sure if this was just the staff being slow at replenishing the food. There was a decent selection of cold meats and small pastries, but more hot food options would have been nice, but this may be a cultural thing? Unfortunately, not overall a great experience, especially for an apparent 4 star hotel.

Very good, the service is also very good, the environment is also very good, the Flip is also very good, the room is very large, and it feels very good, and will stay here later. We 'll introduce our friends later.