Val-de-Marne Hotels with Parking

Clean and quiet place, very well located at 2 minutes walk from the metro. Nice staff very helpful and friendly.

The location is a bit far out, but there are various transportation options available. It has a small kitchenette with basic cooking utensils, so we made our own breakfast and dinner almost every day. There are also both large and small supermarkets nearby, which was very convenient. It's clean and simple, perfectly adequate for basic travel needs. If I had to pick a downside, it would be that the streets two blocks away are quite dark and a bit messy at night, but even coming back after midnight, it felt generally safe.

It is not too far from the centre and is well connected to public transport. The tram stop is a 2-minute walk from the hotel. It is an apartment hotel with a small kitchen equipped enough to prepare your own breakfast. There is also a supermarket under the hotel, making it super convenient.

Since Paris’ accommodation became crazy expensive after Olympic, I found this hotel Same feel as usual Adagio Access Actually it was quite nice as staying there(it is located at 94 area) Although the room deco was a bit out-dated

The hotel is only about a hundred meters from the subway exit. The lobby is quite interesting with some arcade games. The room was exactly as pictured, spacious enough, and for 600 RMB, it was very clean – no complaints there. The staff were all friendly too. I was initially delighted to find a weighing machine in the lobby, thinking it was a thoughtful touch, but then I realized it costs 1 Euro to use. Seriously, they find a way to generate income from everything! Though, for someone who really needs it, one Euro to avoid overweight baggage fees might still be worth it!

Good location by the train station and walking distance to a nice little spot with shops and restaurants. Pretty safe they have a nice bar/coffee shop inside we liked it the BEST part was the room size it just really hit the spot. The shower being seperate from the toilet was nice also. The front desk is more like a front table but the girls are really nice and friendly, we would stay again. It's clean and big and in a nice little part of town.

J’avais demandé un lit double et j’ai eu 2 lits simples à roulettes… et la douche n’avait pas de pommeau de douche et impossible de prendre un bain car pas de bouchon pour boucher le bain et éviter que l’eau ne parte.

This hostel is just 5 minutes away from the nearest train station with many cheap food options located along the way. It is more like a capsule hotel as you get your own mini-room. Everything is well maintained and the best part is that each shower cubicle contains its own sink and mirror so you can dress up or wash up all in one go. A downside is of course that it is harder to cross paths with roommates or meet new people. The boiler in the shared kitchen is heavily calcified but you are able to request hot water from the cafe and there is a water cooler downstairs.

The room was spacious enough for two ppl to live. The staff speaks English. When you check in you need to pay €150 deposit which will be returned to you after check out. There’s no cleaning daily and you need to take out the trash and wash dishes yourselves. Overall a good hotel with good location, being near tram and walkable distance bus and metro stop.

Overall, a good value for money stay in Paris. The hotel is a bit dated, and the staff are not the friendliest, but they are always helpful when needed. The room was a decent size, comfortable, and had everything I needed for my stay. The hotel is located in the 13th arrondissement, about a 10-minute walk from Metro Line 7, making it reasonably convenient for getting around the city. Considering the price I paid, I really can’t complain. A solid budget-friendly option for Paris.