Hotel Mercure Paris 19 Philharmonie La Villette

We had a lovely room on the 9th floor with good view and was a very good size for Paris. Bathroom was adequate. It the shower in the bath made it impossible for me to stand (I’m 6 ft 1) and the screen was an inch above the bath tub meaning water poured onto the floor. The tv had one English speaking channel - CNN. Many of the advertised channels didn’t work. We got some food from the Carrefour City around the corner - loads of crumbs from our baguettes… which weren’t vacuumed up in the 4 days we were there. The hotel is in a nice area, with parks and access to walks along the basin. It’s worth being a bit out of the city centre for more space. There’s a Metro station right next door - easy to get into the city. Breakfast was fine, but quite limited. Staff were friendly and helpful.

We got robbed inside the hotel. While reporting the incident, a lady got robbed as well right in front of our eyes. They called the police and they promised us that the Manager will send us the police robbery report but he still have not got back to us even after we sent him an email. We stayed there for 3 nights, with no airconditioner. We requested to change the room but to no avail. The provided us an old fan. With the heat over 35 degree in those days, it was killing us. They did not even want to compensate us with anything for this inconvenience. All Accor hotel in France are horrible.

I had a brilliant stay at this hotel. Breakfast was around £15 per day but full of a variety of foods. The hotel is located about 40 minutes from central Paris and has many fast food joints, resturants, bars and also a pharmacy down the street. Also, the metro is only about a 4 minute walk from the hotel.

A business trip to the Science center - great location for restaurants, park, metro

The hotel is well located, closed to Metro statis Pont Pantin and across La Villete park. Parking is also offered at the hotel. The hotel offers a good breakfast and the room size is OK.