Mercure Париж Библиотека Берси 4 звезды

Everyone's passports were stolen, they were taken from the room. We traveled to Paris with my wife, a 10-year-old boy and a 2-year-old baby. We booked two adjoining rooms because there were no four-person rooms available. The person at the reception very friendly, we arrived a little early and they gave us a room first. Because we were tired from the trip, we put the Do Not Disturb sign on both doors, but every day people entered our rooms. With the excuse of stocking the coffee station, or cleaning, even when we specifically told people that we did not want them to clean up for us. The first day a European man with light eyes and gray hair came in, while my wife was bathing alone. The second day a lady with African features came in who only spoke French and said that she did not understand us, to whom both my wife in a room and myself told her that we did not want our room cleaned. but he went in anyway. The third day a man with African features came in who just spoke French when I was alone in the room's bathroom. Unfortunately, since we were in two rooms, my wife thought that I had kept the bag with the passports and I thought the same. We didn't realize it was missing until we got to take the train to London. I called the hotel and spoke to two people at the reception a woman and then a man but they told me that the room had already been cleaned and that there was nothing. They offered me no help or investigate the situation. I think it is a network dedicated to stealing passports because they had jewelry, cell phones, tablets, watches, but they only took the passport bag.

Well located, either walking besides the Seine or metro to anywhere in Paris. Comfortable rooms, nice breakfast and friendliest staff in whole of Paris. Highly recommended for either city visit or business trip.

We stayed at this hotel for 6 nights from June 3 to June 9. We have been happily surprised and this will be our "hotel destination" at our next stay in Paris. The rooms were a bit small (afterall this is Paris), but the accommodations were good. Breakfast was awesome and the staff was AMAZING, courteous, kind, very professional and helpful when needed. A huge thank you to everybody. With a metro station right across the hotel, it take you to the Eiffel Tower and the Arc de Triomphe in about 20 min. Not far from the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Quartier Latin, the hotel is well located geographically and you will have easy access to everything (Louvres, Invalides, Quartier St Michel, Notre Dame etc..) If you are looking for a good hotel that not only provides you with great amenities and an amazing staff, this is the one. We do highly recommend it. You will not be disappointed!

Although this hotel is facing onto a busy street, it is largely protected from noise by having two sets of windows, both double-glazed. The rooms are small, but adequate. The bed was comfortable and there was a large TV. The bathroom is also small but the shower was warm & powerful. The breakfast was adequate, with good croissants and decent coffee. It is relatively inexpensive for Paris. Overall, for a couple of nights of business travel, it was fine.

Stayed at the Mercure for 3 nights - location wise to me it’s perfect. A stones throw from the metro to get around Paris which is the reason I booked. Another reason was the breakfast - less choice here than I’ve had in other Mercures but still good enough. Breakfast can get a bit crowded as the area in the hotel isn’t the biggest. The room was fine, we had no view at all but that doesn’t bother us. Beds were comfy & bathroom very nice. My only complaint would be the air con didn’t work & the room was very hot throughout our stay. If we’d have spent more time in the room I’d have had to complain about it - although the room was cleaned everyday so the hotel staff must have realised something was wrong when they were opening the door to a sauna! Would definitely stay again & recommend to others.