Room was very clean and spotless, sleeping was a problem as next to a motorway so had window open as it was too hot and cars constantly hooting. Reception staff were awful on the day we arrived but other than that they were fine. Breakfast was not much but didn't expect it to be for the price. Hotel was also in a bit of a rough area but don't let that put you off

The room was small but clean. The toilet, shower and sink were not in one room all together, but in separate rooms. The staff were welcoming and polite. The hotel is about 10-15 minutes from the metro station Garibaldi which is located along a big avenue. The most disappointing part was the sound insulation because we could hear everything around us.

not a great location. though well connected to bus or train. room is just ok but with no kettle, tea, coffee etc wash basin in the room just an average hotel...ok for 1-2 days of stay but not for more than that

Location - Safety after sunset is a concern Breakfast - Not IBIS standard. This is the number one improvement area Washrooms - lockable and without open door knob (hole) would help Service - My experience at other IBIS has been the staff. Here staff were cold and curt. I would avoid this property in future

The Room was very good. Though I have online check in, I waited for long time in the Reception to get a room key. There is not Lock in the bathrooms and toilet then too much of noise from Neighborhood. My suggestion is to mention in the rooms(Be silence in the room after 10:00PM)

Very practical, in a lively part of Paris, near Montrmarte, Moulin Rouge, direct bus to Champs Elysées, buses and subway close by. Staff was nice, the room are aging a bit but was ok for the short I had to be there.

This was not our first stay here - the hotel is now showing its age via poorly performing window coverings and saggy, uncomfortable mattresses. As a result it is currently undergoing refurbishment which (i) we only found out about via a notice on the desk at check-in, and which (ii) resulted in one extremely noisy morning of drilling (at 0845, which was *before* the claimed noisy work window of 0930-1630). On the positive side, the polite and efficient staff took care to listen to our concerns, and managed the situation well by changing our room twice without quibble, due to refurbishment noise and a faulty curtain respectively. So full marks to the staff. We would consider staying here again, at which time hopefully the refurbishment will have been completed.

The hotel is localized near a very typical area of North Paris, Le marché aux puces de Saint-Ouen. You catch easily bus or metro to enter Paris. Room had the needed basic comfort, was clean. Minus is the noice in the hall after 22:00 and early in the morning. But good price quality balance.

It was relatively cheap, so I won't complain much! If you are not looking for anything luxurious this is it. Quite a few youngsters making noise in the halls. Reception is there, but you don't have a phone in the room. Breakfast was poor.

ibis budget is standart everywhere, you know what you get when you choose. Everything as promised and as expected. It is not my first stay with them and not going to be last, I check Accor Hotels before every trip.

Room was decent with toilet and shower that were clean but would recommend bringing slippers as wooden floors are not very clean. First night was difficult to sleep due to someone on the phone near our room ! They could improve by providing double pillows as one is quite thin

Staff was helpful to us, but note that if you want to leave luggage, you'll need to pay for lockers. One that fits two small cabin sized luagges is 8 Euros (for at least up to 24 hours I think). We paid for it and recieved the receipt with the code and was sure our locker was shut closed before we left. We came back and found that apparently our locker was opened so the staff took the luggage to store at reception and we had an enquiry why it had opened when we had the reciept and the code. In the end we didnt have to pay again and they let us go, but I would trust the lockers if I was you. No hairdryer, but you can put a deposit on one, and no slippers, but you can buy flip flops for 2 euros (so bring your own flipflops). Our room was clean but my sis had a reaction to the detergent they used.

We had a group in Paris for the rugby match and I booked this IBIS instead of the one in Rue Culaincourt in error. Apart from it's location which was 30 min walk from the Culaincourt one and a rather seemingly rough neighbourhood, the hotel was perfectly adequate. The room was compact but clean and the beds were quite comfortable. Breakfast which was extra charge was continental buffet , which was quite palatable. The receptionist couldn't have been more helpful with suggestions and directions.

I have stayed here several times and have had good experiences in the past. However on arrival the room I was allocated was not cleaned. Opening the door we saw rubbish in the floors, beds unmade and used towels. I immediately informed reception and was given another cleaned room higher up the hotel. Despite a clearly published no smoking policy the corridors and some rooms clearly had been smoked in. Nobody seem to bother about this aspect.

The lady which has checked us in was extraordinarly rude to us. The area outside the hotel is the most dirty and crimanal I've ever seen in my life. Simply a nightmare. When booked the room we've been promised the car park but there we've found out there is only a piss stinky public one next to the hotel for 25€/day nearly the same price of a room.