Pullman Hotels in Paris

Ohhhh, it’s good deal actually, near the tower with that price, but we almost cannot book the tower view hotel unless you book it before 1 year, by the way, you can see the tower when you have the breakfast in the hotel. The service is maybe good, if you need a can opener, you have to pay the service 10 euros. I would like to pay10 even 20 euros, but I don’t like to be pushed.

The hotel facilities are quite outdated. While they're still functional and don't affect the overall experience, visually, things like the yellowed phone and mirror in the bathroom are a bit off-putting. I really suggest they upgrade the hardware! The hotel's location is excellent; it's a five-minute walk to La Défense metro station, and it's just three stops to the city center. However, getting to the metro involves stairs, which would be very inconvenient if you have a stroller. Also, if you're using Uber, make sure to confirm the hotel's exact address. Both times I've used it, the default address was wrong, leading to a long walk.

This hotel is a brand new, five-star property under the Accor Group in France. It boasts a very smart, modern, and stylish design. The location is incredibly convenient, with a metro station right outside the hotel entrance, making it easy to get to any attraction. Right next to the hotel is a huge, two-story supermarket, offering a wide selection of vegetables, fruits, food, cosmetics, and more. The 32nd-floor Skybar is very popular and open until 2 AM. We heard it offers views of the Eiffel Tower, but we didn't have time to visit. I'd suggest avoiding rooms on very high floors to escape the bar's music. The hotel's gym is fantastic! It's fully equipped and has a great atmosphere. Plus, there are many restaurants near the hotel, and the stand-up pizza and pasta places are incredibly delicious! I highly recommend this hotel!

Getting here from Charles de Gaulle Airport cost 40 Euros by Bolt, or you can take Metro Line 14 and walk 5 minutes from the station to the hotel. The hotel is next to Bercy Park and a shopping area, with plenty of restaurants, shops, and supermarkets, making it very convenient. It's also a 10-minute walk to the Flixbus stop. The hotel itself is grand and spacious, and the rooms are large. The single beds are 1.2 meters wide. The mini-fridge comes stocked with 4 bottles of water, 2 cans of Coke, and a small bottle of orange juice, all complimentary. I was quite surprised to find two ping-pong tables in the hotel lobby. Check-in requires a credit card deposit; we paid 300 Euros for a two-night stay. I didn't try the hotel breakfast, but the restaurant environment looked very nice.