Nice people, polite servise stuff everywhere

As usual, we stayed in Ibis in Paris and know we will be satisfied before we arrive.

Everything was great: location, design & cleanliness of room, helpful & efficient staff.

The very good location, quiet setup and friendly staff, all at the most competitive rate in the area, compensate for the small room.

I am extra disappointed with the service at this location. My husband who is a member and I stay on location for few days while visiting family in Paris. The check process was fine. The room was fine. However the front desk agent, her name is Agatha i believe, made of stay unwelcoming and stressful. The evening of our 3rd night I was Profile and harassed by Agatha. She yell at me and and insisted that I show PROOF I was stay atbthe hotel. After I showed her the room card she continued rudely towards me. Once I got to the room I told my husband. Once my husband returned Agatha was polite to him and didn't ask for proof. My husband and I went down together and asked why such different treat me. She lied and said she knew who my husband was and didn't know me. My husband never seen or met her at all. She didn't Apologize and was rude and raised her voice. The next day we spoke to the Male manager. He Apologize and said that Agathe get nervous at night. The situation happend at 5 o clock during the day time. The manager said he would give us point on my husband member account. The point NEVER appeared. AGATHE RACIALLY profile me. If not for my Husban who is white would have not been able to prove the differences in treatment. I am so very disappointed because the service is usually fine with this hotel. I will tell my diplomatic friends about the situation.

very nice personal, well located and easy to car park

First time I was in that area of Paris and I was pleased with the location. Quite street, nice room, more ecological breakfast as in most other Ibis hotels (jam, choco in glass with small eatable portion cups and not those plastic mini portions, low quality jam)

good points: - location - staff at reception - quick access to room negative points - garage entrance very narrow - aspect of garage corridors leading to restaurant, lack of signs - small room (I had 502)

Thank you to the staff and especially to Sophie who is always welcoming. Merci pour la Carlsberg offerte !

This is a very good compromise for location, close to China Town In Paris and also very quiet at night . The bedroom is small but for one night this is enough. the bed was not that comfortable because it is made of 2 b=beds put together so I was always falling in the middle.

The localization is out of the tourist regions. If you dont know anything of French, you may find some difficulties on communication outside the hotel. Cafes and restaurant nearby might not speak english. Besides it , it is a Very good place to stay. Staff always polite and pleasant in every moment. Good breakfast with some options of fruit, juice, cake, bread, cheese and meat. Also 24h menu with some good option of beverage and food. Very Standard IBIS hotel as you will find in every places.

Room was small, but fine for what I needed. Staff, cleanliness and breakfast (once you got there early) were excellent! Location pretty good for metro connectivity. For a business traveller it was good value, the WiFi was fine and everything else comfortable.

A small Ibis hotel in a side street close to Place d'Italie easy access to Metro..and central Paris very easy...rooms small but comfortable with a good layout. Has all you need for a short stay and ideal for budget orientated travellers

Quiet, friendly staff, good location and value for the money, very clean, good sleep, close to metro and buses. Nice cafes and restaurants in within minutes walk, good choice breakfast. Staff were helpful.

Nice quiet hotel 5-10 minutes walk from the Metro station at Place d'Italie. Getting to the hotel is easy, either Metro Line 5 direct from Gare du Nord, or RER Line B from Charles de Gaulle airport to Denfert Rochereau and then Metro Line 6, both arriving at the Metro station in the Place d'Italie. If you want to explore Paris then the Metro is the way to do it, or if you have a Paris Visite pass, bus and Metro (you see more on the bus).