ibis Styles Париж 15 Лекурб 3 звезды

I stayed in room 702. The air conditioning was not working. The Wi-Fi was extremely slow. The lift takes about 10 minutes to arrive. There is no dental kit, no nail cutter, no ironing board. The staff didn't react to my complaints and didn't offer any compensation.

The location is good, but the rooms are small. No closet, iron, or safe box in the room. The room was not lit up well enough. Did not feel welcomed by the staff. Breakfast was good. The bed sheets and pillow covers were not changed during 4 day stay. The bed was comfortable. No towel was provided on the third day of the stay.

In a run down part of Paris. The hotel is in need of refurbishment. Rooms are tiny, dated and unclean. The staff are surly and unwelcoming The breakfast is stale and the staff fail to replenish the buffet in a timely fashion. Avoid at all costs

Stayed two nights at this Ibis Styles hotel. Staff is friendly and everything was clean in the room. There is an a small elevator. Room had a little desk, a chair and a television. Bathroom was fine with a shower and a hair dryer. Room was cleaned everyday. It was quiet at night and we slept well. Bed was comfortable. View was on the street. Breakfast is well worth its price with different breads, viennoiseries, croissants, jam, yogurt, breakfast cereals, cheese, fruit salad, fresh orange juice and tea and coffee. The breakfast room is downstairs so no windows there. Metro was close by as were a few bus stops. A supermarket is close too. I would stay there again for sure.

We did a last minute trip to Paris at the end of May. The city was full with tourists and fans for the Champions League Final and the French Open, so finding decent accommodation at the right price proved to be a challenge. We found a good deal on the Ibis website for the Ibis 15, which included breakfast, so this hotel worked out well for what we needed. This small hotel is located in the 15th Arrondissement, which is south of the city (if you think of Paris as a clock, this would be between 6-7). In terms of tourist areas, it's closest to the Eiffel Tower and Champs de Mar. This walkable neighbourhood is more on the residential side, but is full of boutiques, cafés, bakeries, and restaurants. We preferred this as it was a bit quieter, and safer than some other areas. There are two Metro stations within walking distance (Boucicat and Convention), but you can also get the bus, Ubers, taxis, and scooters nearby. TIPS: *Check the Ibis website directly for good deals. *Get familiar with the Metro. You can get a day pass for the whole system, including buses and trains, for €7, which is a great value. The metro can get you to all of the tourist stops and destinations quickly. The staff in the stations are very helpful, so be sure to ask if you need help. P.S. Be mindful of your valuables - there are a lot of pickpockets working the transit systems. *Have a look around this neighbourhood. We found all of the amenities and services we needed for our trip, including grocery stores, banks, a laundry, local boulangeries/cafés, etc. within walking distance. You'll find a variety of cuisines in the area, including the local restaurant on the corner that makes the the yummiest Vietnamese spring rolls, or the charming and hip Italian restaurant a couple of blocks away, where the staff are friendly and the food and drinks are delicious. The hotel is older, but it's looks to have been recently renovated. The lobby is small and there is only one small elevator, which will fit (maybe) two adults and two carry on suitcases. If you're not in a rush (we weren't), it's totally fine, but this may be important for travellers who need assistance. We found the staff to be very polite and helpful. Check-in was a bit slow as there was only one person at the front desk, but be patient and they will help. We had a double room, which was on the smaller side (hey, it's Europe!), but it was clean and functional and worked for what we needed. We were travelling light, so we could comfortably store our luggage, but if you need more room, ask for the biggest room you can get. The bed was comfortable, but the pillows were a bit flat, so ask the front desk if you can have extra. The bathroom was a good size and very clean, but the shower in our room was a tiny box. If you are bendy and flexible, have fun manoeuvring in there! Larger people, this one isn't for you! The water pressure from the shower head is very good, and the hot water is plenty, but beware of the hot side of the tap - the metal gets HOT and will burn you if you get too close. The hotel provides you with a small and small-med sized towel, so if you stay here, bring your own. We had a basic continental breakfast included in our room rate, which was convenient. The bread and pastries were fresh, the coffee was good, and there are the usual yogurts, cereals, and fresh fruits and juices. TIPS: *Ask for a bigger room with a bigger bathroom. The compromise is that it will take you longer to get up the elevator (see note above), but you will avoid the shower box of torture. If you end up with the box shower, be mindful of the hot water side of the tap, and stretch before you enter. *Bring your own towel or request extras. *Request an extra pillow or use your travel pillow. *There is air conditioning in the room and the windows open onto a small Juliette-style balcony. It can get a little noisy during the day, which is not too bad, but I'd keep the windows closed at night. *There isn't a fridge in the room, so pick up bottles of water, drinks, or snacks from the grocery stores around the corner. *If you opt for the continental breakfast, be sure to go to the breakfast room early. They tend to run out of the good stuff quickly. Also, try the fresh orange juice machine. It's fun to use and the juice was delicious. This was a decent hotel and one I'd consider staying at again (minus the tiny shower box - lol). Have fun in Paris!