Hotels near So Ouest, Levallois-Perret

Pros: Clean and tidy big room. Friendly staffs. Very Near Clichy Levallois train station ( L and A train). About 15 mins walk to M train station. Microwave and utensils provided inside the room Cons: No telephone inside the room and have to go down to the reception. Clean up the room once a week (extra fees applied if you need room cleaning service within 7days)

Surrounded by residential areas, it is relatively quiet, there are supermarkets and drugstores nearby, and about 10 minutes walk to the subway station and train station. The front desk service is good and patiently helps us find the right way to travel.

Close to Metro Line 3, with supermarkets and restaurants nearby. Free coffee☕ and water are provided on the first floor. Breakfast mainly consists of bread🍞, yogurt, cheese🧀, eggs🥚, juice, etc. Check-in needs to be after 15:00. If you arrive early, you can leave your luggage at the front desk. The room is very small and has a bathroom and shower room. It is difficult to turn around. Others are very satisfied.

Stopped here while in Paris for 3 nights to watch the TDF. The hotel is situated in the Levallois Perret area, and all attractions are assessable by tube,bus, or foot. This a nice area and not full of tourists even though I'm one. The hotel I found to be clean, air -con which, worked really well,the rooms aren't massive,other than a safe all requirements were met. I stopped in room 204, facing the street, which I found to be quiet. The staff are really friendly & helpful and spoke English fir me. Would definitely use this hotel again.

I checked the arrival requirements before leaving to catch my flight. It indicated 24 hours reception so I didn't worry. My flight was delayed and I landed to receive an email to say reception was closed at 8pm and to call a number. I rang the number multiple times and got a recorded message only in French. My French is good but not good enough to understand what the options were. I called a friend who is French who rang and rang until someone finally answered and gave her a long list of instructions for me to get in. I arrived and managed to get in. The hotel is surprisingly shabby given how new it claims to be. Carpets stained paintwork chipped tables broken stainless bathroom fittings rusty. Worse of all someone had failed to provide pillow cases to the pillows on the bed so I slept without. No tea available in the room only coffee and no milk or creamer......the tiny cup was chipped .When I left I was asked to pay even though 150 euro had already been taken from my card. They claimed this was a pre-authorisation and I would be reimbursed I am still waiting. Awful just awful would never stay again.

We spent 2 nights at the hotel and it was an okay experience, adequate! I had been gifted a Virgin Experience City Break voucher which I chose to use at Hôtel Espace Champerret. We researched the hotel online and felt that it looked very good from the website information and it seemed ideal for our purposes. The hotel has a great location, it’s a few metres away from Louise Michel Metro Station with shops and restaurants nearby. First off, I must commend all the staff for their hospitality. They were wonderful, all very friendly and helpful, truly most welcoming. All staff spoke English to some degree, some fluently although we did attempt some basic French out of respect and good manners for our hosts. The hotel doesn’t have a restaurant and there’s no tea/coffee service in the rooms which was a shame. Our room (a ground floor room with a terrace) was tidy enough on arrival although it was a tad dusty, there wasn’t a mini bar in the room as expected however we discovered that this was kept in the reception area but it didn’t have much to offer. Also, the room door to the terrace was locked so although we could see the terrace, we couldn’t access it. We had a window that we could open but we noticed a large rat trap directly beside the window so we chose to leave that locked! Breakfast choices are quite extensive for a buffet style breakfast. Lots of fresh bread, croissants, sweet cake on offer as well as three types of cereal, an array of yogurt, preserves and a large selection of cheese/cold meats. As well as a hot drinks machine for coffees, cappuccinos, lattes, hot water for teas etc. There was also a large selection of fresh juice, iced water and teas from Earl Grey to French Breakfast Teas. The breakfast room is small but nicely decorated. Breakfast is from 7am to 10am and the breakfast staff on hand were welcoming and friendly. The room we stayed in, (Room1) was a small standard, it was dark and in need of some love and attention regarding decorating. We had two side lamps and one slightly larger which needed to be on during the day when we were in the room for brightness. The pillows were very firm and pretty low quality in-fact, I woke both mornings with an uncomfortable headache. As mentioned before, the room did not come with any sort of tea or coffee services, just 2 glasses on the desk, sitting on a paper napkin! It was just all a little basic! Furthermore, they have this unusually strange policy where you need to leave your key at reception when you leave the hotel, I don’t think that this is so cleaners can access it as the reception staff all had copies of the room keys…it felt very odd! We did have our room cleaned while we were out and it was fine, they did a decent job even addressing the dust that had been missed previously. The en-suite was again small and basic, the shower head didn’t stay in it’s holder and tended to slip down the pole so you had to hold it to shower also the hose itself was in need of replacement as it

I have a good overall impression of the Mercure hotel chain. Near the Paris airport, there are a few hotels in Little Paris, but this one feels so-so, the rooms are small, the facilities are not surprising, and they are quite satisfactory. It happened to be the two hottest days in Paris. I couldn't stay at home, and it would be too hot without air-conditioning and electric fans. I just want to go to the hotel to avoid it for two days. I think I was deceived by the picture. Because I didn't think about taking pictures at the time, the pictures were taken by me on Google Maps to capture the real and appearance of the hotel. Although the hotel is located in the 17th arrondissement of Little Paris, between the 16th arrondissement and the La Defance business district, the traffic is really inconvenient. By car, if within ten minutes, I have to go around forty to fifty minutes by car. The hotel is an old-fashioned residential building in a residential area. It is difficult to find a parking space if you drive over. The bus and subway are in the convenient network of Little Paris. If you drag large bags and small suitcases, you really need to be patient. It is suitable for taxis to take a taxi to go, just for people who have a place to sleep. As a travel, there are more advantages than this. After that, I took the subway to see Mercure in the other direction from my home. The subway, the supermarket, the transportation and the surroundings are more convenient.

The room is relatively large and has a bathtub, but the facilities are older and the breakfast is richer. There is an electrical room next to the room I chose, which is very noisy. Bad luck, but the staff is very nice, patient and friendly.

This hotel is about a 5 minute walk through quiet residential streets from the end of Line 3 of the Paris metro. It takes 15-20 minutes to get to the city centre, so is relatively convenient. The metro runs frequently all day. The hotel isn't going to win any awards for decoration or charm, but it is functional - free coffee in the lobby is a nice touch. My room was quite tired and needed redecorating in several places, but the bed was comfy the air conditioning worked. Basics - covered. Between the hotel & the metro there are some small shops, a bakery and a takeway, I didn't try the breakfast but from looking at the options it looked totally standard, but probably not worth 18 euros a night.