If you don't want to eat out all the time, the Accor chain has rooms with small kitchens (microwave, stove, refrigerator). Nothing fancy but efficient. If you don't want to be in the tourist part of Paris, this location is excellent--and it is near two Metro stops on a main line, also new the near Paris tramway that goes around... More

Beware of this hotel. I made booking for this hotel in January 2013 for a stay on 30th March 2013. The cancellation terms included free cancellation till 17:59 on 30th March 2013. I called up this hotel on 30th March at 13:20 to confirm my booking and also to inform that I would check in late since I was to... More

We had stayed at this "Hotel" in October and feel that we need to warn the public regarding what we incurred during our stay. This hotel was part of an eight day vacation package offered by Air Transat, which seemed fairly reasonable in price. The room was very small considering that it had to accommodate a tiny kitchen, bathroom, eating... More

Good hotel for reasonably price. Close to the subway station. Has fully equipped kitchenette with all utensils and dishes- you may save some money by not dining out. Big and good food shop is located 1700 m down the Rue de Paris at the metro station Charenton ecoles. The only con is that I had only one thin blanket -... More

When we started planning our visit to Paris we were quoted over Euro200 per night for hotels close to tourist spots. As we ended up staying 5 nights we searched for something cheaper but had difficulty finding anything with good reviews. Most of the pros and cons are covered in other reviews. If you like to go out in the... More

Rooms are OK, not very big but enough for a couple of days. The kitchen was fully equipped and functional, and we used it everyday. We saved a lot of money by having breakfast and dinner at the room. You can buy really cheap and good frozen meals at "Piccard" store, 10min walk from the hotel. The staff was not... More