Ibis Styles Meaux Centre

Stayed here recently with our rotary club. At first sight from the road was not impressed. But on entering the building was suitable impressed. Greeted by efficient and friendly staff. Our room, whilst basic, no more than expected of a 3 star hotel, was clean, smart. Modern decorated. Walk in shower new and clean. Overall size of room and bathroom quite small but formed and adequate for our stay. Great view from the room over the river and cathedral. Breakfast continental only. No hot food available. But good selection with fresh orange juice and coffee machine. Evening bar for drinks adequate. Limited parking at extra cost but worth rebooking as parking is limited in the area. All in all a good stay.

We stayed here 2 nights after nonstop from California. Very tired, and the beds are, as always, comfortable. The price included breakfast, and we could not separate that out, as one of us only has coffee in the morning. The only eggs were hard-boiled, and for the price not great. I’m assuming the breakfast costs a lot, because it cost $288+ for two nights, and although right on the Marne with a view of the cathedral, that’s quite high for Ibis. Some notes: more electric outlets. One by each side of bed instead of one by the bed and one under the tv across the room. Several more hooks in the bathroom instead of just one small double on the back of the door. The staff was pleasant, and this is a nice, safe place near Paris with good restaurants (many were closed 4/16/24 for school break).

Stayed here one night en route to Dijon after late flight into CDG. Rooms are compact by American standards, but ours was very clean and comfortable. Bathroom had just a shower, but water pressure was good and amenities were adequate. Breakfast (buffet) was very good, with just about everything you might want (except an omelette station). We had a fantastic view over the river onto old Meaux, and we were able to get a good night's sleep. Arriving by car the first time can be challenging. The main street in front of the hotel is really more of a racetrack-style oval with parking in the middle. Entering off the main street (at the traffic light), make a U-turn at the first left and pull up to the gate on your right. Use the keypad to buzz the front desk, and they will come out and open the gate. Pull in, unload and register. If you want to use their underground parking garage, they will give you a remote control for the entrance, and then they will come out and open the exit gate. This puts you on the racetrack close to the traffic light. Go out (turning right) and make a U-turn at the light. Come back down the other side, and, this time, bear left (don't make a U-turn) and you'll be facing the parking entrance. Hit the remote and it will open. It's tight, but not unusually so. Follow the signs to "Hotel Parking," pretty much all the way to the end. The elevator will take you back up to the hotel.