Hotels Near Saint-Denis Historial Street Market in Saint-Denis

1) The “HOTEL” actually looks like a sweet horror motel or even red lights (with so much light cart with rooms); 2) The area: the reference area is a kind of ghetto where from the outlet of the Metropolitans meet only traders who try to sell their goods, ethnic minority of all types and Bronx model groupings standing in the corners and ready, even in the day full, to throw eyes. On the contrary, the photos and description show that the hotel is well connected (foto of the metro which is actually 15 minutes away from the ghetto and a tram that does not exist). Estetics: A hotel with a long distance of houses from the slipped windows and some with broken glasses. The tragedy ends by noting that what is described on the map as “Parc Marcel Cachin” and that it would seem to be continuous, is actually a cemetery just near the structure. 3) The reception: we were scared, displaced and scared, but we tried to enter the motel where the stupid owner, at our request to see the room made bad appreciations on me and my lady, not knowing that, While speaking French, my wife knew what she was saying to her colleague, and we were more disturbed, especially as it was not even the bathroom in the room. 4) The “hotel”: “offers” common bathrooms for nothing mentioned in the booking, reception consisting of a wooden table with computer support, indoor refrigerator and then nothing, Then we have been denied the possibility of seeing the structure as a forehead. for advance from the account.

The hotel in the Paris suburb of St Denis area is a bit complicated because there are many people selling illegal cigarettes at the Metro gates. But in return, the room is quite spacious and clean, the breakfast is delicious with many options. Traveling by Metro is not very far. For the money I spent, I feel quite satisfied. As for security, it's not a big problem. Because of the complex Paris principle, we have to be even more careful about stealing. Paris also rarely has violent attacks, so that's somewhat reassuring. Basically, you get what you pay for.

It is a 13-minute drive from Charles de Gaulle Airport, parking is free, and there is a large supermarket near the hotel, which is very convenient. The front desk staff at the hotel are very friendly, the room is clean and tidy, and the breakfast is very good.

We stayed at this Hotel because of the close distance to Stade de France. The Hotel is less then 5 minutes walk away form the Stadium. The Hotell was very nice and fresh. The staff were welcoming and the rooms had a very tidy layout. The Breakfast was the ordinary french. I can really recommend this Hotel.

Booked fairly last minute through *********** looking for accommodation near to Stade de France for the World Cup semi final rugby. This seemed to tick all the boxes and we weren’t disappointed. Don’t get me wrong this isn’t the Ritz but it is clean and functional. We stayed on the fifth floor in a double room. The rooms are small but clean and tidy with towels. This is a no frills hotel which matches the hotel starring system. Somewhere between a travel lodge and a premier inn. We didn’t have breakfast or use the bar in the evening but both were available. Parking was available at the rear of the hotel. Would stay again.

Beautiful hotel in a beautiful part of town. Expect nothing less of Novotel. Employees very attentive and welcoming. They offer brilliant advice and support when looking at booking football matches at the park de Princes for Paris Saint Germain. My room was really well equipped and a beautiful size. No issues at all throughout my stay. The area this hotel is in is very close to bars cafes restaurants and McDonald’s and KFC very good for late at night food. Be very careful when traveling around St Denis. All in all highly recommend this hotel especially for sporting accommodation. There is also brilliant safe parking near by that is reasonable priced throughout. Highly Recommended.

The hotel and room is basic but clean.No safe or fridge in room and breakfast is average with boiled eggs being the only hot food from the adjacent cafe.However , the problems start when you set foot outside for the Stade de France or plan to travel into Paris.This was the most lawless, crime ridden out of control area I have ever stayed in. Street robberies and cars parked in the hotel car park broken into in addition to police sirens all night long. If you are visiting the Stade de France be very careful on your 5 MINUTE WALK as local youths are waiting around to rob visitors

I was a bit desapointed, the room was not prepared and no blanket for the second bed. I had to request it then i got a dirty one. I had to go back to the reception to have a new clean one.

Abbiamo scelto l’albergo per la vicinanza allo Stade de France, in occasione di un concerto. Per problematiche legate ai voli ci abbiamo soggiornato 5 notti. Punti positivi: sicuramente la posizione vicino alla metropolitana (linea 13) che a poche centinaia di metri dall’albergo, con una fermata consente l’arrivo allo stade de france. In una 20ina di minuti si raggiunge il centro e con i vari interscambi si può raggiungere qualunque destinazione abbastanza agilmente e in poco tempo. L’albergo è pulito, la stanza (la nostra a 4 letti) non grandissima, arredamento moderno ma essenziale. Non c’è un armadio chiuso ma 4-5 grucce su cui appendere i giubbotti, non c’è frigo, non c’è neanche il phon (che ho letto andava chiesto ogni sera in reception- io, per evitare l’ho portato da casa). Bagno piccolo con doccia. Letto (a mio parere) comodo ma è sostanzialmente materasso su una tavola in legno. Colazione: self service continentale con dolce e salato. Caffè e cappuccino da macchinetta automatica.. di cappuccino c’è solo il nome. Lati negativi: sicuramente la posizione. Saint Denis non è esattamente un quartiere dove fa piacere passeggiare, soprattutto la sera. Periferia povera di Parigi. Intorno per mangiare non c’è granché. Non abbiamo trovato un vero e proprio supermercato (anche se ammetto non ci siamo mai allontanati troppo dall’hotel); bistrot attorno 1 (sotto l’albergo) che però ha chiuso il giovedi e fino al sabato mattina, che siamo partiti, non abbiamo visto riaperto. Il giovedì ci siamo arrangiati al “ristorante” dell’hotel a fianco: il venerdi era chiuso pure questo (ci hanno detto “il week-end chiudiamo).. altri bistrot tecnicamente presenti in zona erano tutti chiusi (ferie? Falliti? Boh). In albergo è presente un totem per ordinare “a domicilio” ma non lo abbiamo sperimentato.. il venerdì abbiamo mangiato in un improbabile bistrot gestito da un franco-algerino (?), senza insegna, senza menù, che ha acceso la cucina solo per noi. È stato ultra-gentile, non ha accettato neanche mancia, ci ha offerto creme brûlé e avrebbe voluto offrirci pure caffè.. sconto sul conto (su foglietto).. mangiato pure bene e speso metà rispetto al solito ma non ripeterei esperienza ne mi sentirei di consigliarla. In definitiva vi consiglierei l’hotel solo se consapevoli della zona e per massimo 1-2 notti per eventi allo Stade de France. Ps. Se ci capitate merita una visita la basilica di Saint Denis, 2 fermate di metro.. superato lo choc di essere finiti ancor di più in periferia estrema, con una breve passeggiata a piedi si raggiunge una splendida Basilica gotica dove riposano una 40ina di monarchi francesi..