Best Hotels near Galerie HEGOA - Art Contemporain - Photographie & Sculpture, Issy-les-Moulineaux

The environment is good, the location of the hotel is very close to the subway station, super convenient! Transportation: close to the subway station Hygiene: the room is very clean Environment: Good environment, worth recommending Service: Good service, good communication skills

Location is good, just a few mins walk from the Marie d'Issey metro stop, 40 mins by metro from Gare du Nord and a 20 min walk, or two metro stops to the Porte de Versailles expo centre. Plenty of dining options and a couple of supermarkets just a few minutes away. The front desk team are great, special thanks for the restaurant recommendation and finding an iron at short notice - handy hint, the hotel keeps irons at the front desk but people take them and keep them in the room so don't leave it to the last minute if you need one! The room was nicely decorated, apart from one strange black wall / door to the bathroom which, to be frank, was quite ugly and looked out of place. There is a safety deposit box but no fridge. It was over 30C while I was there so somewhere to keep cold water would have been appreciated. TV channels only in French, an English-language news channel would have been appreciated. Breakfast is included but, as another review has said, it is limited and crowded. Several different types of decent bread but only one type of cheese cut tapas-style rather than sliced. Also quite difficult to get into the small serving area as it was quite crowded. Internet worked well most of the time. Only one very small bin in the bathroom for all types of waste. Really need a second bin for things that should be recycled such as plastic, paper and bottles. Overall though, it is a good hotel in a good location and I would definitely stay here ago.

Excellent hotel very clean. There is a very comfortable bedroom. A welcome and professional staff. We have stayed there several times without being never disappointed. A pleasant neighborhood, close to shops and metro. Recommended without reservations.

Our room was snug to say the least, but it was clean with a comfy bed and the staff were lovely, the best bit (and why we booked) was the very secure underground car park, which you entered via driving the car into a lift. To say it was a tight fit is an understatement, but for 24 hours secure parking in the center of Paris, this was a bonus feature. Breakfast at bootcamp was surprising lovely, big choice of food, fresh pastries, cakes, fresh fruit, breads, jams, meats, preserves, yogurts, drink choices hot or cold, toast scrambled egg and sausage, but my favorite was the fresh pancake maker that delivered you a stack of delicious fresh pancakes. However, a hotel no matter where it is, is only as good as the staff and their welcome. The staff here are exceptional, friendly and knowledgeable. Don’t expect a fancy foyer, but you will be greeted and welcomed a d there is someone there 24hours.

Very beautiful 5-star with historic building and high-tech building Service at top nice and quiet rooms Quality Restaurant ...je recommends breakfast and its eggs. Very pleasant Spa Small special mention for Alexia and Isabelle very professional in their massage

I would be giving it a 1/5 if it wasn’t for the receptionist Thomas. Had 2 receptionists which made our group feel unwelcome, then put on the phone to a woman who was abrupt and spoke aggressively to me. If you are looking to book a quadruple room, you won’t get one, as when I booked one I got 2 rooms 1 room with 2 single beds and 1 room with 1 double. Not only am I a double bed short of my booking, but also me and my friends weren’t in the same room. On arrival a bald receptionist argued with me about the booking I made and when I was trying to explain he constantly told me I booked different rooms, he then put me on the phone to the aggressive woman, who was also cheeky and very ill-mannered. The next morning I was greeted by Thomas, a very friendly receptionist, was very easy to have a conversation with him. Later that night a man called Nabil told me I was not allowed to use the bathrooms in the lounge area and I was to use the one in my room , after I looked it him with confusion he did sigh and tell me I could. An unwelcoming stay, made to feel an inconvenience by the majority of the staff, Will never stay here again.

Absolutely awful hotel. Don’t be fooled by the website they don’t speak a word of English, they don’t even bother trying just speak to you in fluent French and laugh at you when you don’t understand. Arrived and where given a room key on arrival to the 4th floor a cleaner forced us to stay in the lift speaking to us in French we did not understand, we told her we needed to get out and she shouted at us then forced us to go downstairs. At reception her and the worker spoke in French and did not address us or tell us what was going on once. We were then given another key, went up to the 4th floor again and the room was occupied. Back down to reception the two workers argued then gave us the same key we were given in the first place. The room was tiny and boiling, our window opened wide into the corridor of the hotel. Anyone could get through it into our room so we had to keep it shut and stay boiling, no fresh air possible at all,, even with the window open. The shower was like a public one at a swimming pool - turned off every 30 seconds you had to keep pressing the button to turn it back on. Not only that the bathroom was so small you couldn’t mive without the shower curtain sticking to you, and the shower flooded the whole bathroom, leaking into the bedroom even with the shower curtain shut, bath mat down and bathroom door shut. The bed squeaked with the slightest touch could not move all night without it making a racket. I did not get a single bit of sleep because the walls were ridiculously thin I could hear the person next to us showering and drying their hair at 2 am and every door opening and closing. The next day we changed rooms and the new room was fine. However on our last day we had an early start, breakfast supposedly starts at 6 we went down at 6:15 and got turned away, the man just kept saying check out? Sortie? To us so we took that as a cue to leave. Staff are incredibly rude. Also would not recommend booking with lastminute.com as customer service is non existent, no help at all. Worst hotel stay I have ever had.

The hotel is located away from the center but in a typically Parisian neighborhood, quiet and with metro stop 14 and RER C. The hotel staff speak perfect English and are charming. The day before our check-out we had to leave because of a plane cancellation, and the guys at the reception took care of everything. The room is not very big but it has a TV, kitchen with utensils and a fridge. On the Roof-top there is a terrace with tables and a rest area. The best are the wonderful views over Paris.

I read several opinions before putting my own! For having spent 1 night ( from 08 to 09/11/2020) I think the comments I've read are worthy for a paid room about € 200 per night many requirements requested for just € 60 a bedroom at the foot of the park ! This price is almost in line with the first-class hotels where you are like in a rabbit cage. Arrived on 8 in the evening very well welcomed and even the proposal to change our room given the heavy bag we walked because the hotel has a lift that goes only on 5 floors while there are 6 floors ... frankly sympas this proposal that has us goodly done service... I'd wait for 9/11 my wife who passed a test that lasts more than 6 hours he accepted that I stayed in the room instead of waiting well outside ... View from outside may eventually be scared but once come back it's The hotel is a very nice hotel and it is a very nice hotel.

Unsure how to feel about this hotel. We have stayed for 3 nights. Rooms are really good and super clean. Reception staff was fairly good at english and the whole hotel area was fairly looked after. However the garden could do with a bit more attention to it. Breakfast staff could do better at looking after guests during breakfast. And i dont mean as to serving them but mending the condiments and food so it doesnt run out completely. Also do not raise your shoulders when asked a simple question in english. Its a hotel, people should know at least what the food they serve is called in english. Breakfast tables are all set for two so if there is more then two of you, get prepared to make your own arrangements or be there early to grab a single long table that can sit more people. Breakfast table preparations could be taking place earlier in the morning than in the evening. That way guests could use tables indoors for socialising etc.