We were staying at Hotel Ibis Paris 17 Clichy-Batignolles from October 13 to October 17, 2019. In the morning of October 14th together with my husband we went to hotel’s restaurant for breakfast, it was buffet breakfast with unusual egg boiling machine. We took our seats and I hang my bag on the chair. We start with the breakfast and I realized that my egg was not cooked at all so I went to cook it. When I return my bag wasn’t there!!! We were in shock!!! Our passports, 2 wallets, my mobile phone and camera were in my bag, I couldn’t believe that we were robbed in IBIS Hote!!!! We informed the receptionist in the restaurant, some Indian guy and he was unconcerned with our claim and with persistence was insisting that maybe I had left my bag in our room: “Madam are you sure that your bag was here, maybe you had forgotten it in your room” he was saying to me. We were disappointed so I start to search trough in the restaurant because the staff members in the restaurant were indifferent, I even went in the kitchen but I was stopped by a waiter. We ask the manager of the restaurant to check the video cameras, but she told us that the restaurant don’t have installed video cameras!!!!????? The security gay was in the lobby but he was indifferent too. So we went to the receptionist desk and ask them what to do, they told us to go to Police station!!!!

The hotel was clean, the bed very comfortable. There were ex staff protesting at 7am on Sunday morning then again Monday & Tuesday from 9-5 pm banging drums blowing whistles I would not stay here again.

Impossible to sleep because a known parade was anoounced but no one advise to change room or go away hotel. I asked for a quiet room and I have a drum concert at 7.30 am. Breakfast was the only thing, but you pay 10 € for something that you can have at the nearest bar for 5

restaurant too expensive. Breakfast not enough. the bedroom was correct. Parking perfect. service good but I think is an error than in a hotel like this I don't find any recepcionist who spoke spanish

I had a 3 night stay at the hotel which was far away from the main road and the main entrance is difficult to notice since it requires you to go into a parking to find the entrance. Moreover, during the whole 3 days there was a protest of previous employees of the hotel on the main entrance and with loud and annoying drums and shouting sounds. Thus the lobby is kind of a misery to sit in. Also, the cleanliness of the towel and the bed sheets was very bad and with bad odder. In addition, the breakfast was very limited. Finally , when I was checking out the receptions claimed that all taxis are fully booked and kept me waiting like an hour till they where capable to find a taxi to take me back to the airport which I was late on the time that I should be available at.

This was the smallest room that I have ever stayed in at an Ibis Hotel. In addition, it was extremely difficult to gain access to the bathroom where there were no hand towels. Access to the hotel entrance was up four flights of stairs where the lift was out of action. The food was good, reception was good, location was good for my being in Paris. It was unfortunate that demonstrations limited our movement.

Rooms was small, but the bathroom was a joke. I had to stand in the shower to actually close the door. Also constant noise all night, assuming from the lifts but it was constant and made it hard to fall asleep, let alone stay asleep.

The room was very small without minibar or even water heater for making tea/coffee. No any welcome Chocolate or gift for the children. Even I was a guest in the hotel, I have to pay 10 Euro to access the swimming pool of the hotel. The breakfast was very bad with very limited types of food. The staff was very unfriendly. They don't smile or say hello for the Guests. The hot water in the shower was terrible, i.e. you need to wait one minute till the hot water come and its amount is very small.

Visited for 3 nights with family (including 2 children under 5), fine as a base to explore Paris but not a great overall hotel experience. Domestic staff were striking over complaints regarding hotel management and work conditions (outsourced to an agency and working under seemingly unfair expectations - especially compared to their hotel-employed peers and allegations of sexual assault of cleaners by the former hotel manager) meaning we had to cross a noisy picket line and security cordon before getting into hotel. Hotel would have been hard to find if it weren't for the drums and whistles as it is tucked in behind a university halls and other flats. Given room with 2 'adjoining' bed rooms but each of those rooms was cramped and claustrophobic with no room to walk round beds without squeezing against the walls. Toilets were behind the door in the very small bathroom meaning you had to step into the shower to shut the door before using the toilet and again after washing you hands. Rooms were tired, shower/sink fittings loose and broken, walls scuffed and damaged, no safe or fridge in the room, flimsy single-use plastic cups in rooms (also wrapped in single-use plastic) and all-in-one shower gel/shampoo/hand wash/body wash bolted to the wall just in case you dared to think you could get a freebie for your €125-a-night stay, room tidy but floors dusty and not convinced they had been cleaned adequately. Hotel (or at least the 'B' wing) tired and dated and in desperate need of refurbishment. Unfortunately attitude of staff in the hotel seemed to match the tired and outdated fabric of the place. Example 1 - came into the hotel after a long day out in Paris in 34 degree C heat and asked for a glass of water each, which was denied by the bar manager - initial excuse was they didn't have enough glasses, eventually offered 4 paper cups but denied water from the bar instead told we could go fill them from the sink in our rooms. Example 2 - the pool was supposed to open at 10am on the Sunday but were told at 10am that the pool needed routine chemical checks and would be out of service for about 20 minutes - if these checks need doing, do them at 9.30am or 9am and open the pool when it is due to be open - if it needs staffing earlier to do this then the hotel should suck it up - guests are paying €5 a day extra to use the pool and members/visitors significantly more. Worst service I've seen at a 'brand' hotel ever and reflects poor management attitudes.

I am a Gold member of the Accor hotel . My room was whith the air conditioner broken. They have repared it the same day. The following day early in the morning I try to take a shower and the liquid soap from the shower wasnt open. Impossible to use because it need to be open with an special tool. To give you un idea of how big was my bathroom , to use the toilet i have to, open the door, enter inside of the shower close the door and then use the toilet. If this Ibis has this actitude to fidelice the customer they have failed

This hotel has comfortable rooms, and the shower is spacious and powerful. It seems that only some of the rooms are currently renovated. Though mine had not been and the décor was a little outdated it was still a comfy bed and a quiet place to be. Very little could be heard once in the room.

So despite being for one night only, we had some issues. First the room was advertised with wooden floor but ours was actually Carpet. Second, air control on the room wasn't working. It was hot as hell during the night. And to finish it, we had late checkout so we spent the morning sightseeing. When we got back, jey had stopped working! I loved the location and usually I have great experiences at ibis, but this one was disappointing.

We were staying in this hotel on Valentines day and we were surprised by the hotel effort. They decorated the room with hearts and left a basket of fruits. It was really a nice experience and it left a good impression of the attitude towards guests of the hotel. The room was a bit old styled and too dark, a bit too small. The bed was comfortable and what we liked the most is a big shower. We found a bit uncomfortable the entrance to the hotel; you have to take stairs from the street or the elevator (it seems like you're going to the parking lot) and once reaching 2nd floor you see the inside yard with the entrance to the hotel, so it's a bit tricky... The closes shop and metro station is 5 minutes away on foot and city centre is easily reachable. In general the hotel is worth it's price and we enjoyed our stay here.

Pros :- Close to Metro for easy access to Central Paris and CDG airport .Helpful advice from Reception staff re transport options etc.Cons:-A tea/coffee making facility "in-room" would be a plus point.

- it was too hard to find the hotel as its location isn't clear on google maps, we had to take a small bridge from the road then an elevator. it took us around 30 mn just to get this.- The room was too small, i barely was capable to move. No cups. the shampoo bottle was EMPTY. the glass over the bathroom was not clean. - The Staff at the reception were slow, or there were not enough staff to cover the customers requirements. It took me around 20-35 mn to change my room card!yes the stay wasn't good. first disappointing stay at one of the accord hotel. and for sure i wont be recommending this hotel to anyone.