ibis budget Paris Porte d'Orléans

Perfect stay, very clean, friendly and unobtrusive staff, peace and quiet. Despite the big competition in the area and the fact that we don't like to rest in the same place, we would come here again with pleasure!

Very basic. The “matress” is like 2 inches thick. Only 2 towels, 2 pillows. It’s as basic as it can be and still be called a hotel. Pros: - Very good buffet breakfast and really good coffe - has a supermarket very very close and also a couple restaurants. - walking distance from a metro station. Con: - dark hallways that look scary - one person in my group went to the wrong room by mistake and the card opened the room so I had security concerns. - not close to tourist attractions

An extremely dark and ugly room, it looks like an eerie hospital stockroom. The bathroom too. It really is a cheap two star hotel with a poor breakfast and priced close to 3-4 stars. Choose another hotel

I asked to the night receptionist if, by chance, they could lend me a plate to transport a lasagna heated in the microwave located in the hall of the main entrance, which was very hot to be held directly while getting to my room. He said they were no restaurant and shooed me away by telling me I was "good to go", while making an arrogant glance. Besides, the breakfast offers no eggs or cheese - there are basically carbohydrates.

This is a decent hotel with relatively small rooms. For a visit to a city like Paris, where one spends most of the day outside, it is a good hotel as it is basically used to just sleep. The breakfast is on the small scale but also OK. The location is also good as it is located within 6 minutes walking distance to a metro and tram line that both take you into the city. The distance by metro from the center of Paris is about 25 - 35 minutes which is decent for a city like Paris. I would recommend it for the budget traveler, who would rather spend the money in the city rather than a bedroom.