Hotel ibis Paris Porte d'Orléans 3 estrelas

Stayed 3 nights with the family. Took the breakfast option was a good choice of food available. Excellent wifi + aircon in rooms. We hired a car was 15 mins to the centre and same to the Eiffel tower. They have guest parking which is very secure but at €18 per day i think is too expensive to charge guests, maybe €10 per day would be fair. Staff helpful and pleasant. Would stay here again with a hired car as public transport could be confusing for getting out (and back) taxis would be expensive, hire car was cheaper but you need to be careful!

Good location next to Super marketCan take bus 125 from GENTILLY RER (B) line to hotel 2 stopsRER (B) - is direct to CDG (45 Mins)30 mins to cityPls make sure that you have Weekly pass all zone as Gentilly is in zone 2.

Reservation was made for three people but there were only two beds when we came up to the room. A refurbishment of the room is urgently needed ( broken blind/ wall in pieces) Housekeeping was opening the door both mornings at 8 am- even though do not disturb sign was outside. The cleanliness of the room can't be compared to other AccorHotels. Feedback to Hotel was given and we have received a standard reply. Not really customer friendly! It is cheap for Paris but still not worth the money when you feel uncomfortable sleeping there.

We arrived at the hotel tired from a long flight only to be told our room was not ready. The front desk assured me it would be ready in 30 minutes. We patiently waited for almost 2 hours before we were able to get our room. I was shocked by the room we were given. It did not resemble the picture i was shown at the time I booked. It did have 3 small single beds, the room was the size of a small closet. We could not even walk comfortably in the room without hitting the bed or wall! The shower overflowed everytime we used it. I would not recommend or stay at this property again.

This hotel is an easy walk to the Cité Université and Porte d’orléans. Although it’s close to the Périphérique ring road, the neighborhood is quiet. The personnel is friendly & efficient, and the rooms are small but comfortable. The only (minor) drawback is the 15 minute walk to the RER station.

The property is good with nice amenities. But the staff were rude. The check-in was not comfortable. In fact in one of the conversation, one of the staff replied 'Did you hear what I just said?'. The location is not also not that great, at least 10 mins walk to the nearest metro stations. But the biggest shock was the rude behaviour of staff.

The hotel is decent. However, I realized I forgot my earphones in my room and I call and email within an hour of leaving the hotel. After several reminders, I finally get the response that they were not found. Were they really not found? Or just did not make the effort, just did not care?

The room was in a terrible condition. There was leakage in the toilet. The floor was also in bad condition. I also had some problems to sleep because the pillow is too high. It gave me pain in the neck

The hotel is not on the center but the metro Mairie de Montrouge is about 5 minutes walking. I didn'the like the room for 3 as is very small and the extra bed is not comfortable. Also didn'the like the fact that welcome drink was offered just for 1 person (not all guest as I had in another countries).

Hotel was 10 minutes easy walk from the metro so easy to travel round Paris. Nice local cafes for coffee and croissants in the morning. Our room was small but very clean and even had a distant view of the Eiffel Tower ! it appears some areas of the hotel have started to be redecorated ... our room still looked a little tired but this did not really affect us. Great budget hotel cost us £45 per night for 3 people.

Feedback of the stay during 6th july and 7th july in the Ibis Paris Porte d'Orleans hotel. Overall facility and availability was good, but lack of experience of the hotel reception staff and also limited support to the new guest arriving having limited ideas on how things work in the lift or the room etc. I would request to extend a bit more support in helping the new guests who visits for the first time unaware of different facilities, to be escorted or helped till the room for the first time.

It was a good stay. I stay since a long time ago at the Hotel Ibis and other Hotels. Both room cleanliness, location and value are very stable and fair. This hotel also has a nice Restaurant Courte Paille that is good.

Over years I've stayed in a bunch of Ibis hotels across Europe. And this one is up to its brand standard. It's not directly linked to subway system, but with bus at door front, you are 5 minutes ride from RER station. The only downside was WIFI signal, as business customer that's a very important factor to me. Unfortunately the free WIFI was not that usable during my stay. I didn't try the premium option though.

This hotel is targeted by professioinal thieves and should be avoided at all costs. Rooms were very basic with no kettle, no air-conditioning, expensive water - 2 euro's and intermittent Wi-Fi (unavailable for 24hrs).

The very basics in a hotel are missing, no kettle in room, no fridge, no drinking water. The toilet was so close to the wall I had to sit sideways on it. My colleagues door handle fell off, the wifi was down for more than 24 hours (external problem). To top it all my colleague had his briefcase containing his laptop stolen whilst waiting in reception. Deception thieves engaged him in conversation whilst another took his bag from behind, put it under a jacket and left. Through all of this the staff seemed very indifferent to all of these problems.