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We went on a business trip but extended to a weekend so business/couples. This is a pretty hotel, it's quiet, clean, the bed is comfortable, bathroom products excellent, staff are helpful and friendly But... It felt more like a place for a single person doing business. Our room was so small we could hardly pass each other. The cupboard only big enough for one of us to unpack, desk was tiny with a small, uncomfortable stool so not easy for work and only one side of the bed had a table adjacent, so nowhere for water, phone, etc. We looked to upgrade but the larger room only had the advantage of space. The small, sparse furniture was identical. Returning in the late afternoon for a cup of tea was hopeless. Only one teabag in the room and no milk to be had anywhere in the hotel, not even the usual sachet type in the room. It really is B and B only. Downstairs there is a pretty garden which must be nice in the summer, but the 'lounge' is a corridor reminiscent of an airport lounge. Our conference was nearby so the hotel was convenient and near the metro to go into central Paris but I wouldn't recommend it for a couples stay

Stayed at the Hotel Charlemagne for work. Firstly the location near Pont de Neuilly is excellent , just a few minutes walk from teh metro. It is located in a fantastic area with restaurants and supermarket. The hotel itself was spotlessly clean and teh room I had on the ground floor was excellent. Modern decor, with electronic shutters, which alongside teh double glazed windows meant I did not get any street noise in teh evening. AirCon worked great as well. Really convenient if you have business in La Defense or if you wanted to sight see into central Paris. Staff very friendly and always on hand to help - This will DEFINITLY be my go to hotel whenever I stay in Paris!!

I was so happy to find myself in this proper Parisian hotel. I have stayed too often in totally characterless chain hotels. My room was warm and comfortable and charmingly eccentric in it's details. Shower was great - really hot and powerful. It's quiet but very convenient for all the museums and cultural spaces I wanted to get to. I can't recommend it enough - unless you want everything to be brand new. It's old an quirky but good quality and charming.

The hotel is situated well to get to all the attractions in Paris, you can get to the underground in a 5 min walk. Nice restaurants and bars near by. If you like cakes, it’ll be right up your street. The rooms are small, we got a room change but while the room was bigger, but the shower had a mind of its own, if you turned up the volume, the water just went everywhere. The hotel bar is not really a bar, its a wall with some drinks on. The dining room is ok for breakfast but it is very small. The breakfast was continental but really good. Staff were very helpful. Biggest problem was rooms were way to hot, A/C only went down to 19C and found it difficult to sleep

Stayed one night and it was very comfortable. It's very warm, and it's very convenient to have a free minibar. The house is well equipped and clean. The breakfast buffet in the morning was delicious. The location is very safe, and it is very fast to enter Little Paris. In short, I highly recommend this hotel! It is very convenient to communicate in English throughout the whole process, and I will consider booking this hotel next time I need it!

We were in the hotel for 3 nights. The room was small but ordened. We had a bathroom with bathtub. There were fresh towels every day and the bed was made. However, it was not sucked every day and washing basin was not cleaned. And a lamp directly over the washing table was defect, therefore a little dark. The windows, we had a room to the indoor courtyard, are not to kick and we missed some clotheshocks. The TV had 5 German programs. Breakfast was typical French as expected. Small croissants and kitchen, small cut baguettes and bread, welded cheese and a variety of sauce. The delay took a little longer, even there were some of the tables no longer or shells for the marmelade. There were cooked eggs, yoghurt, juices, musli and a really good coffee. The place situation in the breakfast room was a bit closed, as well as in the typical French. Restaurants. The chairs are very cloudy and quite uncomfortable. The reception was, as far as we got it, constantly occupied. There is a short-term parking space in front of the house. Places we can't say anything because we booked a cheaper place in the hotel Ibis around the corner. There is also a bicycle rental station in front of the house and around the corner there are several small food shops and a meat shop with outdoor sales. To the Metro stations line 3 and line 1 runs about 20 minutes. All in all a nice small hotel in a beautiful location at a cheap price. We would book it again.

It's close to an affluent neighborhood in Paris, so the building is relatively pretty, it feels safe, and the staff are friendly. The room is rather small, but the bathroom and other facilities are relatively well designed. Breakfast was mediocre, and I think the whole city of Paris is like that, but I don't think they clean the dust well. However, the condition was better than other hotels.

Good value for money, considered a very good hotel in France. It takes 20 minutes to walk to the Eiffel Tower and more than half an hour to the Arc de Triomphe. The room is larger than the one in the old town. But the service is average. The restaurant is under maintenance and the breakfast is stale and has not been changed for four days. There is free mineral water, juice and hazelnut spread, but the drinks were not replenished in time

I have a good overall impression of the Mercure hotel chain. Near the Paris airport, there are a few hotels in Little Paris, but this one feels so-so, the rooms are small, the facilities are not surprising, and they are quite satisfactory. It happened to be the two hottest days in Paris. I couldn't stay at home, and it would be too hot without air-conditioning and electric fans. I just want to go to the hotel to avoid it for two days. I think I was deceived by the picture. Because I didn't think about taking pictures at the time, the pictures were taken by me on Google Maps to capture the real and appearance of the hotel. Although the hotel is located in the 17th arrondissement of Little Paris, between the 16th arrondissement and the La Defance business district, the traffic is really inconvenient. By car, if within ten minutes, I have to go around forty to fifty minutes by car. The hotel is an old-fashioned residential building in a residential area. It is difficult to find a parking space if you drive over. The bus and subway are in the convenient network of Little Paris. If you drag large bags and small suitcases, you really need to be patient. It is suitable for taxis to take a taxi to go, just for people who have a place to sleep. As a travel, there are more advantages than this. After that, I took the subway to see Mercure in the other direction from my home. The subway, the supermarket, the transportation and the surroundings are more convenient.

Best place to stay in Paris! First of all, the hotel staff was always, 24h/7days a week nice and kind. We felt that we’ll always get any help and all answers. Secondly, the room was very, extremely clean. The room has everything you need, including kitchen, dishwashing machine, microwave, oven, fridge, and so on. Also, all the kitchen utensils was new or almost new, it’s equipped with 3 pots different sizes, really good (with new coating) pan good size, and so on. Thirdly, the location is really good - you are near grocery stores, bakeries, subway station. We needed to get via taxi from the hotel through all Paris to get to the train, and we never saw traffic jam at 7:00-7:30, which we were afraid of. And I’d like to keep your attention that on reception the hotel has a cafe, where you can order pizza or pasta or coffee at low price (in Paris’ cafes it cost 2x then in hotel) and cafe is open 24/7. Our accommodation was really awesome, we definitely will stay there every time we’ll be in Paris.