Was hesitant at first due to the location but now have found my new favourite hotel in Paris. The rooms are excellent. I chose the cheapest option and found myself with a huge king size bed, Nuxe amenities, lovely Sagafreddo coffee, thick gorgeous towels and nice closet space. The lighting is exceptional. Bright reading lights on both sides of the bed. There is not a desk but a table for computer work. As I was on vacstion this was not an issue. Breakfast was unbelievable. The choice of cheeses, chacuterie, pastries and hot dises was wonderful. Lots of fresh fruit from strawberries to peaches to fresh juices. Absolutely include the breakfast option. Pool was wonderful. Full sun, spectacular city scape views and beautifully maintained. There is a small fitness room with cardio machines.Kids were really enjoying it. But most of all the staff. I am currently at the hotel and in 2 days meeting reception, breakfast and pool staff, every last one has had an easy politeness and proactive service that made me feel very, very welcome. Unlike other hotels, one often hears guests arguing or problems, here at Mercure everyone seems incredibly happy. Staff set the mood and they do it so well. Management should be incredibly proud to have assembled such an excellent team. The nearest Metro is aout 5 mi utes walk and it will take you anywhere easily. Over the years I have been to Paris many times. My needs have changed. As I have gotten older I need fewer frills. I can honestly say I have not enjoyed a hotel so much snce we stayed at Hotel Royal Monceau almost 50 years ago. Back then it was an Aga Khan-owned CIGA hotel!and the mood was the same. Mercure Boulogne Billancourt has created the same mood of high luxury on a much more cost effective budget. In particular the night reception gentleman is lovely. I wake up early so we had a chance to have a short chat. With prople like him on the team you will have an excellent stay. The surrounding area has enough restaurants, bakeries to keep one happy. Be sure to check out the Kahn Garden and the Museum of the 1930’s. And as there are very few tourists, one gets the feeling of a real French neighbourhood.
Excellent
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