ibis Paris Gare Montparnasse 15th Hotel 3 stars

I choose this hotel beause of easy access to Montparnasse station. Yes, it took about 5 minutes on foot. The room was cosy but small as like the other IBIS hotel. This looked like a new brand and rehabilitated. Small cuisine was enough to start new daylife.

Very good reception, nice breakfast, close to supermarket, airport express bus station, metro station and train station to Mont Saint Michel

Good bed, but very small room

Good welcome from the attendant at the reception desk. Clean room, but really cold and noisy due to poor isolation.

i did not stay Ibis on 19/20 Oct because of the strike so no train from Sarlat to Paris. Unfortunately, we spend a very long travel to Paris on 20/12 around 1.30pm under heavy rain and leave the luggage at receptionist desk. However your staff provided us incorrect information then, we spend other long journey to Decathlon... it was closed! When we back to the Hotel at 4pm something, other staff Alexis at the receptionist desk, i ask Alexis if any Decathlon nearby, he replied me TODAY is closed. OMG! Your staff at the noon time, he didnt tell us the closer shop also, not reminded us they all are closed. Im not only not able to stay in Ibis, spend extra money and also extra time on this trip including 6Eur to keep luggage just for few hours even we didnt stay at Ibis.

We had a great start to our holiday in France, while the room was compact it had everything we needed and the staff were great.

We enjoyed our stay. Excellent breakfast.

For 230 Euro a night… a bit questioning the value for the Money... I arrived late night (23:55) as a Platinum Member, no 'wellcome drink' a not too friendly night shift Manager, had to return to reception, as the key didn't work at all on the first Trial..... Wouldn't recommend that Hotel... Room Overall IBIS Standard... no complain… just a rather noisy aircon unit in the room

I stay at Ibis Hotels because I know what to expect. Fantastic beddings, but rooms are somewhat small and in this last case, I had a real hard time getting into the shower. OK I am not particularly thin guy, but I think this is a design flaw.

We stayed at the Ibis Paris Gare Montparnasse hotel for 2 nights, after arriving in Paris. We chose this hotel because it is conveniently located next to the Gare Montparnasse and we were leaving by train on Saturday for Bretagne. The room was clean and comfortable and met our needs. We enjoy staying at Ibis Hotels.

In general: enjoyed the stay (3 nights, 4 days). Room clean enough, beds ok, no noise (7th floor) and room overlooking the street. Really small breakfast at level -1, bit too warm in a basement, but for 3 days: doable, since it provided nearly everything from bread, croissants, cereal to boil your own egg. Coffee and tea and not fresh juice: again ok for a few days. Room also ok but very small and bathroom even smaller, do not be very overweight or you wont fit. Personel very nice and helpfull, need to work a bit on international language skills. Would I reccomend this hotel: yes.

Location great for Gare Montparnasse departures. Tiny but nice room with a small balcony with Eiffel view (if you lean out enough ). Decent breakfast. Baggage storage 3€/peace. Recommended.

If you intend stay in Paris for a short time and will need public transportation Montparnasse is the place you need. But this hotel is the smallest Ibis I have ever stay. The room is small, the shower place is minimum.

This hotel was perfect for my stay.Booked on-line very easily.Hotel ideally located near Montparnesse train station.Room ready when I arrived. Gentleman at reception had excellent english which was a great help.Room was compact but perfect for my purpose and the area was quiet. Would recommend this hotel for a short business or sightseeing stay as long as you dont mind a small compact room.

Close to Montparnasse train station, the location is ideal if heading to Brittany or using le bus direct from CDG airport. The rooms are well-appointed but cramped - the shower door hits the sink so it can't fully open, for example, or the corner of the bed nearly hits the corner of the wall, meaning I had to roll over part of the bed to access the desk.