Hotels near La Cave aux Fromages, Clamart

Very good hotel in Clamart nearby everything. No problem to eat in the corner, very well located hotel. Being on the way, no concern to park. Very welcome, very pleasant and small care staff. I recommend

When we arrived at night, the concierge had his first day. So we missed some details and information. They appologised for this. We as a family of 3 had two double rooms with a connection inbetween. The rooms were new and nice, with a little kitchen and kitchen utilities. Towels and toilet paper was given on a minimum. We had to ask for more. The rooms were small but everything clean and in very good condition. The tram station is just 50 m down the road. We had to park the car in the underground car park. Everything is very new and as well we could charge the electric car. Organic breakfast was available for 14 EUR, which was really good (Croissants, brioches, cakes, different bread, different cold and hat beverages, french cheese, oatmeal, eggs, ham etc.). As it is an Aparthotel the housekeeping comes once a week. If you need something you have to contact the concierge.

The location of the hotel was just fine as it was very close to the tram and a grocery store right next door, which was very convenient. Staff is mostly friendly. And we did have a nice view of the Eiffel Tower from our room. However, beware that the rooms are EXTREMELY SMALL. It's really just a place to sleep at night. My main complaint is that this hotel is under renovation and if you want to sleep past 8am, DO NOT STAY HERE. The first morning we stayed here the workers were already on the scaffolding outside our window at 6:30am then they started hammering at 7:30am. We complained to the manager later that morning and she immediately spoke to the workers to remind them not to start working until after 9am, which we appreciated. However, the next morning, we started hearing drilling literally right above our room at 8am. It was so loud and so close that I thought I was about to see the drill come through our ceiling. It was so ridiculous that we just had to laugh. This went on for an hour or so. Needless to say, we were all up and no way we were able to go back to sleep. The next few days during our stay we consistently heard hammering every morning starting at 8ish. I really wanted to go to another hotel, but we just tolerated it since we were out most of the day until night time anyway. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU DON'T STAY HERE WHILE IT'S STILL UNDER RENOVATION. By the way, the hotel's pictures and description reflects a double bed and a bunk bed. Our room in fact had a double bed and a single Murphy bed instead of a bunk bed, which means, there was even less space to move around once that Murphy bed is down. I had hoped it was a bunk bed like the pictures showed as it would've allowed more space in the room, but it wasn't. Was a bit disappointed about that too.

I chose it because of the convenient location and familiarity of the brand. It is a 3-star hotel and a basic one, so no in room safe box - which was actually the only disadvantage I found (and believe that nowadays also 3-star hotels should have) or coffee machine. My room was quite spacious and clean with comfortable bed, the bathroom nice and clean as well, with basic toiletries (so no lotion) attached - common but in time of pandemic I would prefer individual ones. Wifi worked nicely, tv with mostly French-speaking channels and few English ones, however without a tone (?). The breakfast was quite nice, various cold dishes including smoked salmon, just eggs as for something warm, fresh orange juice, and Nespresso coffee if you want to pay extra which I gladly did. The staff was professional and helpful. The hotel is near the train station and next to it is a huge building site, however it was not noisy at all.

Good As always Ibis being a budget hotel is good for staying and for saving money. I dont expect that much but is great to stay here. The rooms are amazing as always and clean. The staff always helpful and there is a breakfast but have to pay. They clean the rooms daily. These is parking in the hotel which is better to book in advance and pay. There is a lot of restaurants and bakery next to the hotel. A supermarket is only 3 minutes walk. Very calm area and not busy at all. Bad - There is no space next to the hotel for parking a car and removing your luggage. The only space is next to the main door but is always closed and no car allowed to enter. - I paid for breakfast but it doesnt worth the money you pay. Is expensive and there is no full breakfast. Only bread and coffee. - One of the rooms (room 124) had no lock on the window. - The heating cannot be controlled and at night was too hot that I had to leave the window open, unluckily for me I had to deal with mosquitoes too.

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Location-wise, te hotel is situated very far out of central Paris - you need to take a tram and then an underground metro to get to the center of Paris and all the attractions. The staff are very helpful, can speak good English and have maps etc on hand to help with directions. Our room was on the third floor and had a strong cigarette smell. The room was spacious though, with good Wi-Fi and a hair dryer in the bathroom. We stayed for three nights, and the room wasn't cleaned throughout, nor were our towels changed. The sockets were in odd locations around the room (not next to the bed like normal) so it was hard to charge all our devices (two phones, a tablet, and a power bank) at the same time. The area is exceptionally quiet and there is a gorgeous patisserie literally a few doors down from the main entrance. The tram stop is also right outside which is great. There is also a small shop in the lobby and the restaurant area works more like a help-yourself-kitchen, like a hostel. The pool area was closed so we did not get to see this