Aparthotel Adagio Paris Bercy Village

The hotel is near Cour St Emilion metro which makes it easy to get around. Bercy Village is next door with lots of shops and dining options. The hotel is okay - the bed isn’t so great (fold away) but the kitchenette is useful and staff were helpful. Free tea and coffee all day in the breakfast room was nice. The room is a bit small if you are not used to Parisian hotels but it was good enough for us. I’d stay again if the price is keen. Last time stayed at the Pullman next door which was nicer but was full this time.

I was paying close to $200 a night and I was there 6 nights. Only on check-in was I told there would be no housekeeping unless i was there 8 days. If I wanted housekeeping it would be another 18 euros a night. Excuse was "its like an apartment". Pathetic. I had asked for a higher floor in advance and initially got the 4th of 8, then was given the 5th. Not good enough. Paper was left on the hall floor outside the room for days. There was no non-skid mat for the bath/shower which was slippery. The TV was faulty on the meagre english channels and nothing was done to fix it. The room floor was dusty as wiping with a towel showed. Etc Etc. Staff were poorly trained for information. I wrote to the hotel GM and never even got an acknowledgement to the email. The room itself was fine and so was the breakfast and no issue with the location for where I had to go work wise. Everything else was very poor. Replacement GM is needed. Not good.

This aparthotel is located in a quaint and populated village on the eastern side of Paris. The metro, market and restaurants are all within a 5-minute walk. The rooms have a convenient kitchenette, yet a bit on the small side. We were unable to set-up the crib as it left us no room to walk in room.

The hotel is located approximately 50 min by metro to the Eiffel Tower and 45 minutes to the Basilique du Sacré-Coeur de Montmartre. There are extensive work at the nearby metro meaning that on several occasions it was impossible to travel other than by taxi. The hotel itself was filthy and in dire need of upgrade the seats at reception are ripped and that is a shocking introduction to any hotel. Our balcony was 80cm wide with one chair the door threshold was broken and dangerous to walk on. Mist electrical sockets were broken and exposed wires were everywhere. The bathroom was filthy as were the floors and skirting board, but best of all was the pair of ladies panties lying under the bed. It’s without doubt the dirtiest hotel I’ve ever stayed in. In complaining I was told sorry we have staff shortages. Outside the hotel were groups of youths drinking most nights and staff at the hotel seemed to just accept that’s what happens. If you have a family or are reliant on public transport this is not the hotel for you.

location convinient due to Barcy Village and metro, but that's all good that could be said. unfortunatelly room was very smelly, small and definetely not rexommended for longer stay. kitchen was unusable, no table, etc... very loud at night and specially early mornings - perhaps nearby docs? no ventilation, loud and not working AC.