Top Hotels Near Arboretum de Chevreloup in Le Chesnay-Rocquencourt from NZ$144

"The room was so small, no ac"

"Clean, well-maintained rooms and friendly, welcoming staff. The location is excellent, making it easy to commute to major attractions across Paris. Lots of shopping areas in the immediate vicinity. Breakfast was good overall, though there’s definitely room for improvement—particularly in terms of layout and variety of options."

"Fantastic location and stay"

"good hotel nice area will stop there again "

"The food for breakfast are good. Freshly baked pastries. Food varieties that you can choose - bread,, pancakes or cereals , coffee or tea. "

"It was ok, nothing fancy."

"Nice room but needs a kettle"

"An elevator was down for the entire duration of our stay. We tried to use the other elevator only to find out there was no way to cross over to our side. Seems like this is an issue because it’s mentioned in other reviews. I should have been a bit more wary. There was a dirty towel in the middle of the bathroom and a brown, suspicious stain on the living room rug. We were also missing coffee for the coffee maker. Everytime we were in the lobby, it reeked of cigarette smoke. No one was regulating people smoking outside so the smell was wafting inside. The front desk staff was nice. Easy check in and check out. They were kind enough to not charge us a late fee since we had to wait 30 min to go down on the elevator (it was always full). The location is not too bad of a walk to the Eiffel Tower. There are food stalls along the way. Pretty convenient, especially if you’re using a tour bus or boat."

"I’ve stayed in Melia hotels previously and have been impressed, so it was extremely disappointing to have this experience here: Screws visible and masking tape on the wall next to the toilet (I think a phone used to be here), carpet and bathroom walls not clean, privacy blind/curtain missing from half of the window (only 1 of 2 was there), reading/bed light on one side didn’t work and the other side the light was barely attached to the wall. "