Property was fully wheelchair accessible and the disabled suite had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The room was big, as was the bathroom, so there was plenty of space to wheel about and do any transfers. A shower stool was also provided and there are grab rails by the toilet and sink. There is a ramp from the front door to reception and two lifts to take you to the room. The only issue was that cups/plates etc were stored in high cupboards but reception was open 24-7 and the staff were all super friendly and helpful. Excellent breakfast too and all at a very reasonable price. The hotel is located quite far out from the main city and sights but is well serviced by accessible transport to La Defence and a fully accessible tram into Porte de Versailles. The local area is also really nice with lots of cafes and shops/supermarkets and is in close proximity to the Bois de Bologne. Very quiet and peaceful. I would definitely stay there again.

Amazing place to stop, I live in the UK and work for a French rail company . When I visit the Paris office this is a great place to stop. Firstly the staff are VERY welcoming , they explain everything you need to know . All staff speak English. The apartment is very clean , all the bedding and towels are very nice . The main room is spacious with a very comfy bed. The built in kitchen area is very well stocked with full size fridge, freezer , cooker and dishwasher . You can cook full meals . If you require additional kitchen items the aprthotel have am area down stairs where you can borrow them. Very quiet place to stop , very restful sleep. Nothing is too much for the staff , they contacted a taxi for me to go back to the airport. Will be stopping again when I next go over for work and play.

It was 30+C when we went and the air-conditioning is very welcome. The location is fine as long as you aren't expecting to walk out the front door and into a bustling area, it's quiet but I liked that. There are a number of nice restaurants nearby and a couple of mini-supermarkets. There is a very nice boulangerie near the tram stop (Belvédère). For anyone who isn't familiar with travelling in Paris, you can easily get to this hotel from the Gard du Nord by getting an M4 metro to Châtelet and then change line to M1 heading for La Defense. Exit at La Defense and get a T2 tram to Belvédère. Whole trip is about 45mins and not complicated.

There isn't really a downside other than it being a little distant from central Paris.

very helpful staff & nice facilities. east travel to the tram (& connections to metro, subway) restaurants nearby

the bedsheets on the bedroom mattress did not fit and would come off during sleep. very annoying. the spare bedsheets for the sofa bed had stains on it (!) we asked for new sheets. MAJOR construction right across the street. it is very noisy 7AM disturbance - this will be the case for several months! there was NO INFO / warning from the property about this construction. it feels like they were hiding this info :(

Everything. From arrival and being let into the spacious underground car park and getting a lift straight into reception, and being met by Alice in front desk who spoke perfect English which was a relief for me! She was super knowledgable of the area and helped us find a shop and get the train to central Paris. The room was excellent and the kids loved it.

Car parking spaces are little tight in the doubles. But honestly it was excellent all round

Everything’s in a very good shape, renovated and well thought through. The neighborhood itself is very nice with grocery stores, cafes and quiet streets. You can walk to the island of Puteaux or to the Boris de Boulogne very easily. An extra thank you goes to the staff, who were extremely helpful and responsible. The internet connection is amazing, especially compared to some other places in Paris.

The only problem is getting around. I had things to do in the area, so it was not a problem. For those wishing to visit other discredits, the best bet is the tram. It might seem a tad far, but it’s never stuck in traffic unlike the buses.

The hotel has clean rooms with good beds. Rooms have a small kitchen one can use. The hotel has a good parking under the hotel. The staff at the reception of the hotel is very helpful. Breakfest is of good quality.

When we arrived it appeared our room did not have 2 seperate beds. For compensation we got a free breakfest. The next day a room with 2 seperate beds was arranged. However in the night other guest entered our room. Because at the reception they gave new guests the room we already were using. So processing of reservations at the reception should be improved. The bathroom in general was of good quality. However: the sink of the shower in the bathroom is precisely at the place were one is standing during a shower. This is not handy. Also the bottom of the shower cabin was moving up and down a litte bit when moving in the shower cabin.

The location is great as it is not within walking distance from the station. There is a convenient store a few meters aways and heaps of eating places. The pastry shop on the way to the station was a real treat too. My boys enjoyed the piano in the foyer.

- The construction across the road. - No cleaning service available - We stayed for four nights and cleaning/room services would’ve been ideal. Think you have to stay for 7 nights in order to enjoy that service.

Amazing room, loved the design and the functionality - enough to get one or two people through a few nights. The room was quiet until my neighbour moved in the next day and I could hear his coffee machine and the shower through the wall. One major thing I loved about this room was the extra door that allows you to close off the corridor and sleep tight with no disruption. The staff at reception is there 24/7, very helpful and let us store our bags in secure lockers until our check-in time at 3pm. In case you're stuck for food at night, there's a fridge at reception you can buy some drinks and snacks from, e.g. rice with milk, youghurts, rice etc. The location is not ideal, you do have to take a bus to get to the nearest metro station, so I advise to buy the 3- or 5-day Tourist pass Zones 1-3 and travel as much as needed. Check out buses 93, 144 and 175 that bring you to metro lines 1 and 10.

The shower was quite slippery, a rubber mat in the shower itself could save someone's life :D

The staff is friendly. The location is pretty nice for travelers with a car. The hotel is very neat, clean and modern. 24h reception. Easy check-in and check-out. Very convinient getting to the reception, a room, and the parking place with an elevator.

The breakfast is not included and costs 15€ for a person to book it. A parking place costs 15€ per day which is a bit high, too. The heating in the room was off before we checked in and when you go out the electricity switches off too, so it takes some time for the room to get warm. We got two key-cards. One never worked for the room even after recoding it.