The highest point in this hotel is its location - literally only a few steps from a metro station that will take you to downtown Paris. It is, despite of a lift-up renovation, a hotel in an old building, meaning poor soundproofing between rooms and a specially loud elevator. I am a light sleeper, and specifically requested a room as quiet as possible when making my reservation. They apparently only noticed this specific request when I was checking in, and for that I was given what was apparently the last room in the top floor, which was facing the elevator. After having quite a bad night of sleep, I requested to be moved to another room. An apparently quite inexperienced staff then directed me to even worse room, side-by-side with the elevator shaft. After another complaint, he then suggested me moving to an apartment on the first floor - in a hotel facing quite a busy street! In a last attempt, he gave me a room away from the elevator in the fourth floor, which was ok - if you ignore the creaking of the floor from room above you.

Stayed four nights on a second visit and was not at all disappointed with my judgement. The place was immaculately clean with very friendly staff wo were always very helpful. A great location being just metres away from Marcel Sambet Metro station.

Too noisy

When I first entered the room, I started to disinfect the place. Even though they said they disinfected the rooms, I still wanted to make sure, especially during covid. So I worked my way from the entrance to the toilets. When I opened the toilet cover for the first time to sanitise the seating, I was immediately faced with an unflushed toilet full of feces... It wasn't as if the pipes were clogged either. I was so disgusted by it I immediately shut the lid and flushed the toilet without having thought to take a picture. That was the first disgusting moment. The second came when I was cleaning near the bed... There was a french fry on the floor at the bedside table. I actually have a photo of that to prove it, if you'd like. I did not request a room change as I used a lot of my alcohol spray that I brought with me to clean the hotel already and I wouldn't have enough to disinfect a second room. Also the reception lady told me that the "cour" (garden?) side of the hotel is fully booked, so I assumed they didn't have many rooms left anyway. Even if they did, why should I expect the rooms to be cleaned up better when they prepared my room in such a poor state? So... Do I really believe that the room was cleaned properly before my entry? Maybe the towels and the bedsheets aren't even new? It is difficult to believe that this is an Ibis hotel. Was the worst hotel experience I ever had.

Hotel very well situated at a few steps of the metro station. Room clean and quiet. Staff very gentle and helpful. Snacks available when all the restaurants are closed at 6 pm. I recommend the adress.

good staff

Easy to book, warm welcome, helpful and smiley staff Good room and very clean

Friendly Staff that speaks french and english. Room was as advertised and clean. Thank you

The hotel is in a good location and is about the standard you would expect from a hotel of this rating. There are a few things that would make the experience more positive. For example the air conditioning. I had a room with a new air conditioning control on the wall and it is not straight forward to use and there are no instructions showing you how it works. When it’s 25 degrees at night air conditioning is something that you definitely need. The receptionist did come up and get it working but by bashing it about and pressing all sorts of buttons and he was then unable to explain to me how it works! As a result the air conditioning was left on for three days as I daren’t touch it. Aside from that I actually found it an ok hotel and does the job for a weekend stay.

The hotel staff is very friendly, very nice, and very professional. They try their best to satisfy their clients during their entire stay. With very high professionalism and very politely the staff tried their best to even accommodate my request for an early check-in and for a late check-out on my departure. Many thanks to all of them.

So far, this hotel has offered us the best quality for the price, in comparison to other Accor Hotels that we stayed in, in the past! The rooms were reasonable, and more than adequate. The receptionists ( Christelle, Karim and Alexandre) , were friendly and accommodating. and made us feel 'at home'. The buffet breakfast, (which was included in the price of the room) was more than we expected, and the freshly squeezed orange juice was a welcome surprise. I highly recommend this hotel.

I was very pleased by the hotel, the room was fine, the breakfast good, the WiFi easy to use and the location very conveniently next to a metro station. A little bit more room for luggage and clothes might be useful in winter.

Staff at front desk was really kind to help me to take a taxi, and other things. The location is very nice to commute to downtown using metro line 9, just exit of the marcel sembat station. In addition, the Monoprix is just across the street in 5 minutes working distance. The only minor thing that I might talk is related to "the drains in shower room including basin ", which may be needed to check frequently. It would be better if the hotel gives some recommendations(restaurants/shopping spots, etc) with map around the hotel.

I visited this hotel because of it's proximity to Roland Garros. Yes, it's small but they have made the best of the space they have. The decor is fun. The staff were extremely helpful. (My friend lost her purse which had her suitcase keys in. The hotel handyman cut off the suitcase lock for her.) The breakfasts were delicious.

Being in a hotel is sometimes better than at home:) Comfortable bed, simple but charming interior - with a caring touch of personality, but making sure not to overdo it. A pleasant ibis-style breakfast, and caring personnel.