Ibis Paris Opera la Fayette

Convenient location. 2 subway stations nearby, 2 supermarkets, countless bistros. There are also many famous Sichuan restaurants. The exterior windows of the room surround the central patio There seem to be 8 rooms on one floor. Friends staying in different rooms can say hello through the window Interesting. There is no extra charge for storing luggage The luggage storage at ibis at Charles de Gaulle Airport uses paid lockers So this one is very humane in comparison.

It's okay, it's convenient to eat around.

The location is easy to find, the transportation is relatively convenient, and it is not far from the scenic spots. However, the room is too small and I feel like I can't turn around. There are not many facilities and there is no kettle. It is recommended not to stay if you have too much luggage.

The double bed room is large enough, equipped well, and the receptionist at the front desk is kind. At first it was not close to my order, but after further communication, it was quickly implemented. Thumbs up for Ctrip customer specialists!

A very bad accommodation experience. On the day of check-in, the front desk told me that my order was only for two adults and no children, but they didn't have other vacancies, so we could only squeeze a room for two people. Since the room had not been tidied up at that time, I was asked to go back and check in two hours later. When we went back to check in, they insisted that I open another room, and said that the local government stipulates that three people cannot live in a two-room room. After negotiating, they said I would have to pay an extra 30 euros per day for an upgrade to a triple room. Strange, didn't you tell me earlier that there are no other three-person rooms? People who have already arrived in France can only accept it, and they have successfully negotiated with the front desk to add 25 euros a day. When we got into the room, the housekeeping staff was still making a cot in the room, it seems they added a super mini cot to the original room, and then charged 25 euros more per day. At this time, I also thank Trip.com for helping with the negotiation and helping to deal with the extra costs. When I checked out, the front desk told me that there were no other expenses. I said that I had breakfast for three days, so I asked them to give me the details. The front desk said they would email me later, so I left first. In the afternoon, I first received a consumption message from my credit card, informing me that I spent nearly 900 euros in the hotel. My God, breakfast for three days is not more than 100 euros. Immediately, I received an email from the hotel, in addition to breakfast for three days, they charged me for another six nights. Because it is inconvenient to contact the hotel outside, so I waited until I returned to my country to send an email to the hotel. In the process, I found out that it was a chicken talking to a duck. I don't know if they did it on purpose or what? To say I didn't pay for the room, I didn't pay them, but I paid Trip.com. After nearly three hours of communication, they suddenly informed that the refund has been refunded. I haven't asked my bank if the refund has been refunded, but this is really a bad experience. If someone wants to stay in this hotel in the future, be sure not to pre-authorize the card. If you give cash, you must ask for a receipt immediately, otherwise it will be really unclear.

The hotel is close to Plaza Italia, the transportation is convenient, the room size is small, but the price in Paris in summer is really worth the money

Attentive service, convenient facilities around the hotel

small but clean