8/10
We booked the hotel last minute but still got a good rate. The hotel is a 7 min walk away from M1, which operates even during a strike so you don’t have to worry about transportation. There’s also a tram stop and a small train station — you can hop on a train that goes directly to Versailles if you wish. The area is quite nice even though it’s a suburb, lots of restaurants and boulangeries. With the metro you can get to Louvre in 20 mins or so, which is pretty sweet considering it’s Paris.
The rooms are really basic, clean and tidy. The beds are a bit too soft for my liking but for that price, I’d sleep on a floor. There’s an elevator too!
The breakfast consists of toast, baguette, and croissants. Hard boiled eggs, ham, cheese, jams, nutella and honey. Natural yoghurt, muesli, wheat cereal. Apples and figs. Tea, coffee, milk, juice. For us it was enough but obviously it wasn’t mindblowing.
The only thing that I was not happy about was the wifi. You have to ask for a wifi connection at the desk and you will be given a personal log-in info. 1) It didn’t work on my phone (it worked on my laptop and my friend’s phone), and 2) it was a bit wonky, we had to give up on watching a movie half way through, and 3) it’s only for a limited amount of time, mine expired at midnight so I couldn’t use it in the morning on our last day before check out. It was just a very annoying system.
Marjut
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