Pullman

Located in suburbs of Paris but relatively close to the metro — 20 minutes on the RER will take you to centre of town. Rooms are larger than the standard European sizel, including the bathrooms. A good selection of wines at their vinoteca, the hotel features a small steam room along with a gym. If you’re not fussy about having to be downtown, the Pullman La Défense should do in a pinch.

Very nice and elegant hotel. More on the corporate side when it comes to the décor of the rooms. The room was bigger than if we stayed somewhere else in Paris, and beds very comfortable. Most of the staff at the front desk also spoke English pretty well, so that’s a plus.
The only con to the hotel is that it’s located in La Defense, which is pretty far from all the places to sightsee. On the other hand, the metro is not too far from the hotel and there are plenty of trains that go to the top tourist attractions.

I LOVE THE PULLMAN! The most comfortable bed I’ve ever slept in. Best night sleep! I didn’t want to get out of bed but I came with my then bf for my birthday had a brilliant time over the three nights spent here.
The service is excellent. They even had a birthday message for me on the TV screen in the morning. Very nice touch.
The bathroom is okay. There’s a separate shower and bathtub. The room isn’t massive but its very comfortable. For a business hotel I was surprised that there was no iron or ironing board in the room.
There really isn’t too much to see around here. There is the mall next door by Le Grand Arche where you can find food and the train station is nearby.
There’s a business centre that we used to print out our Eurostar tickets but the computers are so bloody slow to start up that we ended up missing our train but thats totally out own fault.
I would say that the food is the only thing thats not worth the price but the restaurant is well decorated and the atmosphere is luxe. during our stay the wifi stopped working so we had to go down to the lobby every time that we needed to use the internet which was a but of an annoyance.
I can’t wait to spend a night at another Pullman Hotel.

Nice hotel! Be sure to visit the outside terrace when the weather allows you to.
Meals are not bad, but make sure to visit the area around the hotel and you might be surprised.

Positives:
The bed was super comfortable and breakfast was really good. If you are looking for a quiet night’s rest and don’t mind 10 – 15 min travel to the city then this is an ideal location for you. Fast WIFI connection. There is a huge mall 3 min away for shopping.
Negatives:
There was a smell of some sort as you entered the hotel lobby and this was masked with perfume.
There is a 50 € charge for early checkin which shows that they are trying to bank on business travelers who doesn’t have a choice but check in early if needed. Also they charge you 270 € for ‘incidentals’ which is later released at checkout if you didn’t damage anything.

The Pullman is a reasonable place to stay. It’s high points are clean rooms with great bathrooms, as well as close proximity to the metro and key spots around La Defense.
For some reason, there are three curious negatives that could be corrected…
1. At the entry there is a strong smell of an Abercrombie type cologne. My only conclusion after staying a while is that it is hiding a sewage smell at the entrance. The cologne is overpowering.
2. Service is hit or miss. Don’t expect everyone at the front desk to be all that helpful, especially with local recommendations or untypical questions.
3. The 25 euro breakfast buffet is scandalously expensive. While there are a lot of items, the prepared items are few, bland, and greasy. The coffee is black water. You can’t get an omelette or anything made to order. After a few days of this, it grew quite tiresome.
All in all, the hotel is a good spot for business, but a bit far from key tourist spots or any old world charm. The metro is about a 5 minute walk.

This is a nice enough hotel on the edge of Paris, located right across the street from shopping, Le Grande Arch and the convenient last stop on the Metro heading in this direction.
Rooms are small, but they managed to squeeze in three single beds, a built-​in desk along the wall and a deep closet. Perhaps the rooms’ best feature was the ultra modern bright white bathroom which included a soaking tub and a double-​door, glass shower stall with two shower heads. My friend had no plans to wash her hair, but didn’t have a choice when she turned the handle to the right and the overhead rain tile dumped a bucket of water on her head.
During our two-​night stay, we had a slow draining vanity sink that never was fixed despite our calls to housekeeping and their promise to send someone up to check on it «tout suite.» For this reason, and the unpleasant smell in the lobby reminiscent of old cheese, I think 3.5 stars sums it up!

C’était bon à condition de bien venir au restaurant et pas en groupe dans une salle (ou on vous sert des plats de cantine améliorée).
Mais ils sont en travaux et pendant les travaux la vente continue Mais vraiment en sous game, sous choix, le tout au même prix.
J’y suis retourné depuis la fin de travaux. Carte avec quelques originalités, très fin, très bon. Allez, je passé a 4 etoiles

If you’re ever considering a hotel in a quiet, not so urban part of Paris, then this is the place for you. We loved the location because it was convenient, but still in the quiet suburbs of Paris. As noted before, we also noticed that the beds were super comfortable. Unlike most hotel bathrooms in Europe, the bathroom we had was actually quite large and spacious, which came with a fancy overhead shower. Like any other hotel in Europe, you have to pay for your internet. :-(The breakfast buffet was a very typical European breakfast – very little variety. Only cold cuts, croissants, and juice.
Great hotel in Paris!

Such a nice hotel to call home for a few days. The location was also a short walk to the metro and close to a mall for all your shopping needs.
Beds were unbelievably comfy and the duvet covers made the body aches from all the walking in Paris well worth it.
Room décor was modern and the two shower heads option in the shower was nice. However, there was only a half door in the shower so beware of slight flooding in the bathroom when showering! Wi-​fi in the rooms a major plus!
Breakfast buffet was very nice and had a good variety of meats, cheeses, pastries, and juice. Love the individual jams at the table!
I knocked down one star because one of the Asian girls at the front desk was extremely rude when I asked her if she would be able to call the Louis Vuitton store for me to see if they were open, as it was May Day (French Labor Day). She just blatantly said no before I even finished my question. The other two people that we dealt with the day before, however, were extremely nice and helpful.

Pas mal
Cadre, accueil et service très agréable. Restauration et bar de l’hotel à recommander. Room-​service très pro, voir même plus mais c’est agréable. Le prix des chambres et des prestations est un peu élevé mais cela reste le marché parisien. A tester pour manger, boire un verre et biensûr dormir agréablement.

They have the fluffiest beds in Europe!
When you’re visiting Paris, there is one street that everyone knows. If you’re standing in the middle of it all, at the Arc de Triomphe, you’ll see the glittering shops down Av. des Champs Elysees to the park on one end, and Av. Charles de Gaulle running in a straight line all the way down to La Defense (the white square «arch») at the other end.
This Pullman is about a 5-​minute walk to La Defense, the mall and the Metro station. Very convenient in the heart of this «downtown» skyscraper district of Paris.
The bell hop was relatively quick in getting our luggage up to our room. Nacho had immediately konked out in the fluffy bed so we didn’t answer the door when the bell hop knocked. Instead of just abandoning the luggage, the bell hop called to make sure someone knew that the luggage was outside.
The front desk was very nice in helping us send a message to a guest in another room. They do so via the television so the electronic message is delivered immediately!
Their concierge is very helpful with directions and store hours. There is a Corner Café at the lobby level, where you can make your own fancy coffee (think Nespresso machine but bigger).
Each room is equipped with high-​speed Internet, in-​room safe for your laptop, TV with international channels, air conditioning, minibar, 24-​hour room service and laundry service. Nacho stumbled upon free softcore porn on Ch. 17. It doesn’t seem to be on every night though. In the bathroom, there is a regular showerhead and a sunflower rain showerhead directly above head. Free wi-​fi for sure in the lobby. I think it’s plug-​in internet in the rooms.
Their full English breakfast costs 22 Euros (included with our stay) but I would not recommend it. The only hot items served were eggs, sausage and bacon, but even an unlimited amount of these isn’t worth the price. We made our own ham and cheese baguette sandwich (when in Paris!!!). Unlike the spreads at other European hotels we stayed at, this one really lacked variety.
The best thing about Pullman La Defense is their beds. Fluffiest ever and trust me — I stayed in 7 different hotels in 7 countries in 2 weeks. The pillowtop on top of the mattress, large stuffed pillows and fluffy duvets really make this hotel memorable. I would have stayed in bed all day if it weren’t for the LV store calling.

Parfait
2 nuits passées dans cet hotel situé dans le quartier Business de Paris. Cela né l’empèche aucunement d’être très bien situé pour un WE de tourisme. Accueil très courtois et très professionnel. Chambre de très haute qualité, sans l’écran plat malgré tout. Lits aux normes Sofitel avec des oreillers de rève, la mega couette et surtout le sur-​matelas. SDB royale avec grande baignoire et cabine de douche avec les jets… Et tout cela pour 160 € — champagne d’accueil — petit dej compris en formule WE. Nous avions de plus vue sur la Défense. Seul défaut, Internet Payant.

Quel savoir faire !
Le Sofitel Paris la Défense Grande Arche étonne par son architecture. En effet, vu du parvis de la Défense, il a la forme d’une proue de bateau. De plus, si vous y passer la nuit, vous pourrez remarquer que sa façade est illuminée et change de couleur toutes les quelques secondes. La déco y est moderne et raffinée, un lobby où le marbre au sol et les boiseries assez foncées né rendent pourtant pas l’endroit froid, mais plutot chaleureux, design et classe ! Les compositions florales y sont magnifiques. Mélénge entre travail de feuillage et fleurs blanches, des bouquets voluptueux et rafinnés. Dans le lobby, un petit salon d’attente équipé avec écran plasma et bibliothèque. Un lieu calme et reposant, ressemblant un peu à une bibliothèque de maison d’artistocrate. Les chambres sont simples mais tout est dans le choix des matériaux. Bois clairs, marbre… tout ce qui peut rappeler que vous êtes belle et bien dans un hôtel 4*. Selon les étages, la décoration de ces chambres est basée sur une dominante rouge, bleue, ou tabac/​chocolat. De quoi satisfaire le gouts de chacun. L’hôtel est équipé d’une petite salle de fitness très agréable malgrés qu’elle soit en sous-​sol, à noter également la présence d’un sauna dedans. Plusieurs salles de réunion, équipées aux toutes dernières technologies et au confort déroutant. Notamment une salle de conseil d’administration digne de ce nom, et un amphitéatre pouvant accueillir à peu près 100 personnes. Aussi, un business center équipé d’internet, ordinateurs, imprimantes, fax, photocopieur… tout est à portée de la main pour pouvoir travailler sereinement et efficacement. Le bar y est également très agréable, une ambiance chaleureuse adaptée aux rendez vous d’affaires ou juste pour le plaisir de déguster un cocktail avant un/​une ami (e). Au beau jour la terrasse du «Bar 6» est accessible; très agréable mais pas suffisament protégée contre le vent qui tourbillonne entre les tours du quartier d’affaires. Le restaurant, lui aussi est très beau et la cuisine semble y être de grande qualité, mais je n’ai pas encore eu l’occasion de la tester. Le personnel est accueillant, réactif et très serviable. L’hôtel comme ses employés nous rappellent ce qu’est le savoir faire français en terme d’accueil. Beaucoup d’hôtels de cette catégories devraient prendre exemple !