Ibis Paris Alésia

Chouette hôtel entre Montrouge et Alésia. Les chambres commencent à bien vieillir mais elles sont toujours propres et nettes, et bien insonorisées ce qui permet de passer de bonnes nuits !
Je n’ai jamais tester le restaurant ou le bar, en revanche le petit déjeuner le matin est génial: du sucré, du salé, toutes sortes de boissons chaudes, de confitures, de viennoiserie… Je crois que c’est ce qui me fait revenir à chaque fois!
Le personnel est très serviable et à l’écoute, un peu long peut-​être à l’accueil (je suis toujours étonnée de passer plus d’un quart d’heure pour avoir la clé de ma chambre, même quand je suis la seule cliente avec une réservation faite par internet), c’est peut-​être le seul point noir de ce lieux!

A fuir!
Arrivé à 19h… La chambre n’était même pas faite!
Hôtel pas très net niveau propreté, bruyant. .
UNE prise électrique par chambre! Né vous battez pas pour charger votre mobile!
Cet hôtel né mérite même pas 2 étoiles.

Scandaleux. Faire payer 15 € le parking alors que l’on a depense 800 €, c’est un manqué flagrant de savoir faire commercial.
Passons l’etat de la chambre, le bruit toute la nuit avec un personnel incapable de retablir le calme.
Je deconseille fortement.

Dieses IBIS verfügt über einen sehr netten Service und eine gute Lage im Montparnasse-​Viertel. Die Zimmer sind, wie das in Paris nunmal zu erwarten ist, recht klein, aber sauber und gepflegt. Durch die Lage etwas fernab des großen Boulevards war es zudem ziemlich ruhig. Mit EUR 59,00 (direkt gebucht, bei bis zu drei Wochen vorher gibt es 20% Rabatt!) ein echter Schnapper (im Gegnsatz zum Ibis Gare du Nord, siehe dort!).

Zwar liegt das Hotel in einer relativ ruhigen Gegend und nicht sehr weit weg von der nächsten Metrostation, aber das ist auch schon alles, ws es positives zu berichten gibt.
Der Empfang ist unfreundlich und mürrisch, die Zimmer sind nicht nur winzig klein, sondern auch verwohnt und schmutzig, unser Nichtraucherzimmer war mit Zigarettenbrandlöchern übersät, an den Wänden Flecken und Spritzer undefinierbarer Flüssigkeiten, das Bad winzig und von zweifelhafter Hygiene.
Hinzu kommt, dass das große Haus offenbar gerne für Kongresse gebucht wird und bis spät in die Nacht ein reges Kommen und Gehen auf den Fluren herrschte, sodass wegen der Hellhörigkeit an Schlaf fast nicht zu denken war. Trotz Ohropax!
Nie wieder!

A group of us stayed here recently as part of a business trip. The hotel is in a decent location as it’s a less than 10 minute walk to a subway station and there are plenty of shops and restaurants within walking distance. Sadly, that’s about all the hotel has going for it. It’s an old hotel that is in desperate need of a makeover.
Like many hotels in Europe, the room is small, but unlike other places, it’s also quite dirty. My room had stains on the carpet, the bathroom had mildew, and the room smelled musty. My tiny room had 3 single beds! There was no room to walk around and I had no work space. I had my luggage sitting on the luggage rack and my laptop sitting on top of my luggage. I sat on a small metal stool and that is how I had to work inside my room. The third bed looked like it would fold back up into the wall providing a work space, so I asked the front desk to send someone up to see if they could put away the third bed as I was not having any luck. Someone showed up the next day, tried for a few minutes, then said something to me in French and left. No one ever came back and I had to deal with the bed as is for the week. As for the beds themselves, it’s about a 3″ firm mattress with a bottom sheet and a duvet cover. Yea… there is no top cover between you and the duvet and I seriously wonder how often those duvets are cleaned or changed. The towels were quite thin and rough and there are no wash clothes. They do provide a combination soap/​shampoo/​conditioner all in one bottle that is evidently shared between guests as when I checked into the room, the bottle was less than half full. There were only two outlets in the room and one was in the bathroom. As someone who uses a CPAP machine, there were no outlets near the bed for me to plug my machine into. There’s a very small closet and a flat panel TV in the room, which I never turned on.
The three elevators are small and slow and you have to swipe your key before pressing your floor number. Not a real big deal if it worked, but half the time, you are swiping your card multiple times while other guests are waiting to swipe their cards as well. I was on the third floor and it was easier to simply take the stairs at times.
The food in the restaurant at the hotel was not great. We had breakfast, lunch, and dinner there and it left a lot to be desired. Breakfast was by far the worst. It was crowded and it was hard to find clean coffee mugs or even working coffee/​juice machines at times. The lines to get coffee were long. The food was the same every day and included some breads, pastries, cheese, cereals, and crepes. You had to cut the bread yourself and often times, there wasn’t even a napkin to hold the bread while you cut, so you can imagine how many hands were touching the bread. Yuck!
The meeting room itself was OK, but the snacks we ordered often didn’t arrive on time and were pretty cheap. There are some drinks provided in the room along with tea and coffee. All of the AV equipment worked and I will say that the staff was responsive to our needs with the AV equipment. When we encountered some issues with the phone, someone did come over and help us.
Free wireless is provided in the hotel but you are limited to 200 MB per session. You have to provide your name and email address every time you connect, but you can simply enter a bogus name and email address and it will connect fine. At times, the wireless connection would simply drop.
All in all, I cannot recommend this hotel.

Bön rapport qualité prix ! 79 euros /​nuit pour 2 adultes et un enfant. Imbattable sur Paris dans cette categorie.