Paris Hotels with Gym

We had a wonderful stay at Bloom House Hotel. The breakfast was enjoyable, especially the poultry sausages as I don’t eat pork, though it would have been even better with the addition of baked beans. The bed and pillows were extremely comfortable, making for a truly restful stay. The spa was amazing and a real highlight of our visit - a steam room would have made it perfect. We will definitely consider staying at Bloom House again on our next trip to Paris.

The location is fantastic, just a few minutes' walk to the station. While the area around the train station can be a bit chaotic, the hotel's security measures are excellent—you need a key card to enter and access the floors, which made us feel very safe. The room was surprisingly spacious, quite large for a European hotel of its class. The front desk service was commendable; they were not only enthusiastic but also allowed me to check in early, which was a huge help. The only downsides were that the heating in the room wasn't quite enough, and the train noise was pretty noticeable at night. I'd recommend it to travelers like us who need to catch an early morning train.

I stayed at Pullman Paris Montparnasse and had a very pleasant experience overall. The hotel feels modern and well organized, and the room was clean, comfortable, and quiet, which made it easy to rest after a full day of exploring Paris. The location is also very convenient, especially with its proximity to the Montparnasse transportation hub, making it easy to move around the city. The staff were professional and helpful whenever assistance was needed. Overall, it is a reliable and comfortable hotel for travelers visiting Paris.

The location is on a side street, a few steps away from the main street, with a bus stop and railway nearby The room is clean, quiet at night, and tastefully decorated Friendly staff who seem to enjoy their work There is a supermarket on the corner and a restaurant opposite Breakfast is Western style, normal standard, no changes

I chose this hotel for a five-night stay about two weeks before my trip, mainly for its convenient location to Roland Garros. The front desk staff provided good service, and the overall facilities were decent. The bathroom was a bit small with some drainage issues, and there was no coffee in the room, but these were all acceptable. For breakfast, they had freshly made poached eggs and omelets, and the menu changed a few times over the five days, so the overall quality was quite good. The hotel's location is excellent, with many restaurants nearby and easy access to public transportation. You can even walk to the Eiffel Tower.

There are coffee shops, restaurants, and a supermarket nearby! The supermarket is huge and the prices are great. The hotel itself is long and narrow, so you might have a bit of a walk. The elevators are a bit small, and the layout isn't ideal. The restaurant is very spacious, and the garden is a nice spot to sit, chat, and smoke. The rooms are decent enough. There are also some street-side shops nearby, a delicious French restaurant, and the Picasso Museum.

Our room is tastefully furnished with high-quality fittings, creating a comfortable and elegant space to wake up in and relax after a day out. We particularly appreciated the thoughtful layout and attention to detail, which made the stay feel both practical and refined. The level of service exceeded our expectations for Paris, while remaining consistent with the high standards we associate with the Ascott group. Staff were professional, welcoming, and always willing to assist. The hotel is very conveniently located, within a short walk of shopping, the metro station, cafés, restaurants, and major sights, making it easy to explore the city. Despite its central location, the surroundings felt safe and pleasant, even in the evenings. Overall, the stay was smooth and enjoyable, with a good balance of comfort, service, and location. We would gladly stay here again on our next trip to Paris.

The cleanliness was passable – at least I didn't get bitten by bugs, but the bugs in the elevator lobby were a different story... The environment was decent. Many European tour groups stay here. The hotel is right next to the subway, and our room was on the side closer to the park, so it was very quiet. One time, we left the room with the key card in to keep the power on, but when we came back after grabbing a bite, the key card was gone. I went to the front desk to ask about it. I told them it's fine if they remove it, but they should leave it on the counter. Otherwise, what if they accuse me of missing a card, or what if they use a key card to enter my room whenever they want? A middle-aged woman, who seemed like a local French person, was incredibly arrogant. She didn't even look at me properly and simply replied, 'We just took it out.' The bathtub drain was clogged, so I had to pull out the stopper every day.

To be honest, I booked this hotel entirely for the tower view. However, it's a far cry from Pullman hotels back home in China. You can only check in really late. The lobby's color scheme, red and green, is just... indescribable. I also ordered flowers and a small cake to be delivered to the room, which was apparently around 100 to just under 200 euros. I think the champagne was also 100 or 200 euros, I can't quite remember. Anyway, go for the tower view, but don't expect anything else...

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 10-minute walk from the Eiffel Tower. Downstairs, there's a Korean K Mart supermarket. While the prices are a bit steep, the food quality is good. Their bottled water is the most expensive, but almost every new arrival buys it because there are no other options nearby. In reality, there's a large Monoprix supermarket about a 5-minute walk away, with much more reasonable prices. The hotel's hygiene is decent, but service is practically non-existent. They only provide four coffee capsules, and if you run out, you have to buy more yourself. If you need fresh towels, each one costs 2 Euros to replace. This is the first time I've encountered this after visiting so many countries, but that's just how Paris is – if you have money, everything's fine.