Hotels with Parking & Resorts in Gif-sur-Yvette from NZ$141

"Hotel was okay. It met our needs but was fairly basic but perhaps this represents the price. The reception area is under renovation which wasn’t noted when we booked. The rooms are somewhat dated and there’s a lack of vibe about the place as the rooms are in a separate building to reception. Staff were helpful and the location is great!"

"I paid a premium to stay here and expected a flawless experience, but it fell far short. A pipe burst in the garage, flooding it with sewage that remained unresolved for two days. For the price, that’s completely unacceptable. On top of that, parking cost an additional €150, which felt unreasonable given the circumstances. The view was beautiful, but it doesn’t make up for the overall experience. Very disappointed."

"Great location. Nice decor. Clean room but very very small. Hardly any space for 2 people and two standard size suitcases."

"The carpets look stained, other than that, the stay was excellent. "

"Was the best hotel we stayed in the whole trip, they let us use the air conditioner, weird thing for April in France. Hotel was located on a very central area, full of cozy restaurants. The staff was amazing."

"The in-hotel restaurant and its staff were horrible. Food not good and staff disrespectful and dismissive. Not enough eating options in the hotel. The decor of hotel main lobby was simply hideous!!"

"The staff were friendly and helpful The air-conditioning in the room was totally inadequate. It was far cooler in the corridors and reception areas. Breakfast was good. Well positioned as regards public transport."

"Clean, ask for a room with Eiffel Tower view"

"The buffet breakfast was awesome! The rooms are quite small, but having just been on a cruise, there was not that much difference in size. There were no hand towels or facecloths provided for the bathroom, just two smaller towels. The shower was an adventure! As they say, location, location, location. This hotel certainly had this in spades. Easy to navigate the area, once we had our bearings."