Ibis Styles Paris Gare Saint Lazare

Horrible rooms felt like jail they gave me upgrade 2 times and both upgrade were very little upgrade, the first upgrade room did not had shower doors the bathroom was a small closet, the room you can barely move not furniture, it was just horrible horrible place Staff was ok

Great hotel. Very clean. Friendly staff. Rooms and bathrooms are average size for Paris which is on the small size but all you need them for is sleeping and a shower. Very handy for the metro - near Europe, Rome and Gare St Lazare. Staff helpful and friendly. Tea and coffee making facilities in reception and still and fizzy water available there as well. Small supermarkets close by and lots of good Brasseries - particular mention for Restaurant chez Gladines near Rome metro. Great Basque Region food (plus burgers if that’s what you like!)

The room was filthy, sheets were covered in hair, fluff and yellow stains (either urine or sweat), desk was greasy and shower covered in hair and mould. I arrived late and had no other alternative but left at 6am the next day. There was no apology and I was still charged for one night. Appalling experience.

The hotel has a convenient location to reach all the city attractions by metro, bus or taxi. Our room was very small but very clean and decorated with fresh colours. But the most valuable element of this hotel is the staff, especially Ulrich who was so kind and sweet. I travel a lot and I always appreciate finding people at the reception who welcome me with a smile 😃

Hotel was extremely easy to find and located very near two metro stations, Rome and Europe. Receptionist on arrival was very nice, speaking in French and English. City tax was dirt cheap, €7 for two people for two nights. We paid €50 for two people for 4 nights in Amsterdam earlier in the year so for comparison this was a lot better price. The room was nice, clean, comfortable, air con worked perfectly ( it was 30 degrees when we went). Shower lovely but a bit small if you’re claustrophobic. No fridge though. Perfect for a two night stay and would’ve stayed longer if I could. It was lovely and quiet, we even had a balcony however when you opened the door all you could hear were police and ambulance sirens. When I shut the door, I couldn’t hear a thing which was a relief. The hotel is quite close to the centre of Paris and gare de nord train station, it is 5-6 stops on the metro but the metro is a lot quicker in comparison to London Underground. Budget hotel but a lot better quality than most hotels I’ve stayed in before.