Hotels near Pavillon Vendôme, Clichy

Although only open for a short time, the Tribe was a good find, a friendly welcome, efficient checking in and our room was ready. The on trend decor in the reception lounge area is carried through to both the corridors and the bedrooms. Crisp white bed linen and a well appointed room alongside a decent size bathroom, but no bath, possibly going to have to have a change of name to shower room but that’s a debate is not for here! The staff were all friendly and effecient, in house supper the first evening was very acceptable, avocado and salmon on sourdough fair value for money. Our need for an extra nights stay following a train cancellation was met with continued good service, checkout was also problem free. It’s obviously very early days for this new establishment and there is understandably a few finishing touches to be addressed but nothing that won’t be won’t be done promptly and the Tribe is definitely on my “must return to list”. And for the record, it’s a very short list! Wishing the Tribe and the staff all the very best for their future.

Upon arrival staff was very helpful, but when entering the room…… The floor was dirty, some towels dirty, the room was not cleaned during our 4-nights stay, we had to go to the reception to ask for toilet paper. One night, arriving at the “hotel” there was information on the elevator that during the next day clients wouldn’t have hot water. Apart of having to shower in cold water, no hairdryer was given upon my request (ID card was requested for using it). This isn’t definitely an hotel. This is a building that rents “apartments” for living, not for tourism.

The hotel does not have a parking lot, it is a bit different from the introduction, but it is a street away from the hotel. The parking fee is 14.5 Euros a day. The room was very small but clean. It may be that Paris is a place of gold. There is no kettle, but the restaurant can pour water. Breakfast in general

A very nice hotel, just outside the Île-de-Paris but very close to a Metro station which means you can be in Paris within 10-15 mins. There is a supermarket just around the corner and a dreadful McDonalds almost next door. The area was multiracial and offered a number of takeaways etc as a result. The area was well kept there were no issues even at night. There was barely any graffiti etc. Very pleased with the area. You expect a capital city hotel room to be both expensive and small. The room was absolutely fine, small but not tiny and it was well cleaned and not at all jaded. It wasn't cheap either but it was very affordable in comparison to other hotel accommodation nearer the Île-de-Paris. The aircon was timed and would go off during the night, it was also off while you were out as it needed a card in the electric slot near the door. The shower door was a bit hit and miss and the bathroom was very wet as a result but it didn't really matter. Staff were good about tidying the room and replacing towels. I did not eat breakfast so can't comment on that. The staff, especially the front desk staff were brilliant. I had a go at greeting in French which is only polite but thereafter they all spoke good English. In fact, I did not have one difficult encounter with a Parisian, without fail every one was polite and helpful. This made the short trip a real pleasure and I would definitely recommend this hotel if I had the good fortune of visiting the lovely Paris again. Thank you Capanile Paris Clichy Centre for a lovely few days.

Very helpful and friendly staff. Breakfast spread was limited but good. A minute's walk away from the metro station. Front desk staff was very welcoming and helped us get around the city as well. Rooms were small but cleaned well everyday. The sofa-cum-bed was a bit creaky but now a show stopper. Overall, we would definitely want to come back here, particularly because of the warm Parisian hospitality of the people who run the place.

Budget experience ( what you pay what you get) I have stayed there for one night in Paris. The hotel is located around 7 kms away from city center and takes around 30 mins in metro and almost 1 hour via bus to reach the eiffel tower area. Now, rooms in the hotel is super small and crampy which I can understand from the price point of view. Elevator is occupied mostly in the whole morning time and every client has to take stairs. There is no dedicated restaurant inside the hotel. The receptionists are super friendly and nice. In one word, it is a average budget hotel. Only relavent for travellers who has short of money to spend.

The hotel room feels average, the soundproofing is not very good, it is very close to the subway supermarket, and the transportation is convenient. The room is actually provided with a stove and tableware, it is very convenient to cook your own meals, and there is a microwave

Despite several inquiries, the room was not available until 2:30 p.m. The receptionist was very friendly and helpful. The room was small but clean. The beds were comfortable. The bedding was pleasant. The safe had not been checked before moving in and could only be used after it had been unlocked. The shower had a handheld and a waterfall shower. The latter did not work. Very low water pressure in the shower. The shower was very slippery! Breakfast was decent. Good selection with salmon, s*****es, cheese, yoghurt and fruit. The service was very slow, however. You had to wait forever for bread. The lobby had dirty chairs. They need to be improved. 1 or 2 international TV channels would not be bad either. Overall a 3 with a tendency to improve.

Absolutely wonderful. PROS-The sauna and pool were AMAZING. Little workout room as well, with new equipment. Nice lemon water by pool. This hotel is brand new so everything is modern and new fixtures, and very clean. Friendly people working at front desk who spoke English which was helpful. There is a huge beautiful courtyard not shown in pictures (it’s soooo pretty) and the hotel has a huge gate for security (not that it’s needed though, because the hotel is in a great area—Mairie de Clichy—not too touristy, which is great. Very close to the metro as well, for access to all the sights. Awesome boulangerie across the street too, named Rega ‘Lou. We went there every morning. CONS-Only one guy at front desk who wasn’t very accommodating/helpful, but that was the exception. The thermostat in our room didn’t work well, so we had to open our window to get air in there so it wasn’t too stuffy. Bed was VERY firm but they gave me an extra comforter to lay down on the bed which fixed that problem. Overall, such a wonderful stay and GREAT value for the price!! I will definitely stay here again on my next trip to Paris. Absolutely recommend.

This hotel is easy and great value for money. The rooms are small but are a good base for exploring Paris. The showers are modern. You need to request a hair dryer from reception if you need one. The metro station is c3 min walk which is very convenient.