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Grand Hyatt Paris was a great choice to stay at. Modern and clean. Friendly multi-lingual staff. Train and metro station at the doorstep. Supermarket and alcohol store in the complex. Just two stops and 18 mins to Gare du Nord Eurostar station. Leisurely 15 min walk to Arc de Triumph and Champs Élysées. Easy metro trips to other iconic parts of the city including St Germaine. Rooftop bar and many food options for breakfast, lunch and tea. What’s not to like!
Grand Hyatt Paris was a great choice to stay at. Modern and clean. Friendly multi-lingual staff. Train and metro station at the doorstep. Supermarket and alcohol store in the complex. Just two stops and 18 mins to Gare du Nord Eurostar station. Leisurely 15 min walk to Arc de Triumph and Champs Élysées. Easy metro trips to other iconic parts of the city including St Germaine. Rooftop bar and many food options for breakfast, lunch and tea. What’s not to like!
CitizenM hotels are fantastic. Everything was fantastic. Loved the work station and lounge area , comfortable bed. Quiet room, lovely staff. Good breakfast.thank you!
CitizenM hotels are fantastic. Everything was fantastic. Loved the work station and lounge area , comfortable bed. Quiet room, lovely staff. Good breakfast.thank you!
This was our first visit after staying at Jangle Hotel, which was ok but VDV hotel was much nicer. The general ambience was lovely, very nice front office staff and the rooms were better. There was a bit of a que for the hotel shuttle so a 2nd bus at busy times might have been a good idea. We enjoyed the outdoor dining area even though the planes were very low - although we quite enjoyed watching them too. The bar staff were good but they forgot our orders twice. Perhaps a better ordering...
This was our first visit after staying at Jangle Hotel, which was ok but VDV hotel was much nicer. The general ambience was lovely, very nice front office staff and the rooms were better. There was a bit of a que for the hotel shuttle so a 2nd bus at busy times might have been a good idea. We enjoyed the outdoor dining area even though the planes were very low - although we quite enjoyed watching them too. The bar staff were good but they forgot our orders twice. Perhaps a better ordering...
Jodie
Reviewed October 12, 2026Reviewed October 12, 2026
We arrived at the Gar de Lyon just before midnight after a train trip from Venice and were welcomed and granted a late checkout the next day. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the station. The room was clean and comfortable with a nice bathroom and USB charging ports for devices. Breakfast was buffet style with lots of options and a huge range of good bread and pastry. There was scrambled egg but you could also boil your own eggs. We really appreciated the comfort of the hotel after a...
We arrived at the Gar de Lyon just before midnight after a train trip from Venice and were welcomed and granted a late checkout the next day. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the station. The room was clean and comfortable with a nice bathroom and USB charging ports for devices. Breakfast was buffet style with lots of options and a huge range of good bread and pastry. There was scrambled egg but you could also boil your own eggs. We really appreciated the comfort of the hotel after a...
Loved this hotel. We wanted to spend a few days out of the central Paris go go go, and decided to head out here. Great decision. Quirky modern room, huge comfy bed, so much light, and bed to ceiling window - a great place to hang out in the freezing Paris winter. Close to a great boulangerie, and of course the shopping centre close by, the transport systems, both RER and Metro, and a cute wander to the old suburb with more boulangeries, a laundromat, good food, and little supermarkets. ...
Loved this hotel. We wanted to spend a few days out of the central Paris go go go, and decided to head out here. Great decision. Quirky modern room, huge comfy bed, so much light, and bed to ceiling window - a great place to hang out in the freezing Paris winter. Close to a great boulangerie, and of course the shopping centre close by, the transport systems, both RER and Metro, and a cute wander to the old suburb with more boulangeries, a laundromat, good food, and little supermarkets. ...
Serena
Reviewed February 1, 2026Reviewed February 1, 2026
Quirky designer rooms and dining area located close to Pompidou Centre and Picasso Museum. Excellent value breakfast for 9 Euro a head. Street was a bit noisy but not a big problem. Close to two Metro Stations and many cafes, bars and restaurants.
Quirky designer rooms and dining area located close to Pompidou Centre and Picasso Museum. Excellent value breakfast for 9 Euro a head. Street was a bit noisy but not a big problem. Close to two Metro Stations and many cafes, bars and restaurants.
Douglas
Reviewed November 18, 2015Reviewed November 18, 2015
The Hotel is one of the best staff facilities they just dont come any better we loved every mi ute of our 9 day stay at La Lanterne will be recomending it to our friends who are travelling to Paris.
The Hotel is one of the best staff facilities they just dont come any better we loved every mi ute of our 9 day stay at La Lanterne will be recomending it to our friends who are travelling to Paris.
I loved my bedroom at The One Alma Paris and the en-suite was equally beautiful. Great location for the Eiffel Tower and surrounds with lots of nearby restaurants. We ate breakfast on the rooftop which was fantastic with lots of options. Would definitely recommend.
I loved my bedroom at The One Alma Paris and the en-suite was equally beautiful. Great location for the Eiffel Tower and surrounds with lots of nearby restaurants. We ate breakfast on the rooftop which was fantastic with lots of options. Would definitely recommend.
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