Hotels in La Villette, Paris

A genuine French and retro fusion hotel. Most clientelle seemed to be French, a couple of American accents heard too. Staff spoke good English and helped coach me with my clumsy French! Felt a bit dizzy walking down black and white chequered hallway to the room. Room itself was small but no surprise given pics and room dimensions on their website. A few loose bits e.g. wall panelling and a plug socket. Nice pipework art around the TV too! Not a lot of storage, but small seating area very versatile. Good size bathroom and shower, toilet surprisingly high off the ground! Comfortable beds, even though we asked for double but was just two singles pushed together and not made up as a double (shhets/duvet), hence only 4 stars. Fair selection of restaurants across the road, but well worth heading across the science park to the rear and wandering down the canal towards more bars and eateries. Some reviews suggest this is a rough area but people out and about seemed decent enough and we felt pretty safe. Just far out of the city to feel less tourist-y. Breakfast was good, selection of cold meats, cheeses, cereal, pastries.. although fruit salad kept running low and slow to replace (my partner's favourite) We mostly walked into the city, pretty sore feet by end of our short break, but transport links are good too and metro station is close by. Would certainly consider this hotel again if coming back to Paris.

Perfect for a business trip, everybody was very kind to us and helpful. The place is convienient, closed to the airport, and from the center of Paris. Soundproofing of the rooms don't look very high, but never been disturbed by sound from the adjoining room. May be not the best hotel in Paris, but very nice staff and good enough for few nights in the city. And the canal area is a great place.

Convenient transportation, not far from the subway, the hotel environment is good, not the kind of old street, although there are more black people, but it seems to be the person who lives at home. The hotel rooms are small but meet the needs. The exit of the subway station is the Chinese restaurant ”Xinwang Building”, which is worth recommending

I booked for a 4-beds dorm and finally I slept in the 3rd night in a 5 persons dorm and the reception made very unprofessional excuses about this issue. Moreover, I did a *********** complaint and BOOKING Customer Service apologized for this inconvenient and this establishment did not at all apologize for the rudeness and insults I received for the same receptionist that made a big mistake to put an extra person in the dorm when he wasn't allow to do that. He has written me through *********** telling me to come back to the reception when I confirmed that I was leaving in the morning and still not apologize. He assured me to cancel the next reservation with no fees and 13 hours later I am still waiting for my cancellation confirmation and some apologies for the rudeness and insult I received because I was making my right to complain for the dirt and noise in that hostel. Instead he told me via *********** to come back to the reception in order to change room and pay the prolongation. ***? I was talking with another guests in that hostel and they coincide not to have received good customer service. This place was horrible and staff is very dishonest!

The staff were friendly and the food in the bar delicious but some major problems at this hostel and will not be revisiting. We’ve stayed a dozens of hostels, a fair few St Christophers also. This one was far below standard. Cleanliness: - Showers grotty. Walls weren’t wiped during out entire stay with mud streaks and hair stuck to them. - Signs everywhere advertising ‘cleaners on site 18 hours a day’ while it took them over 12 hours to mop up vomit in the hallway that has been reported numerous times. Even then, it wasn’t cleaned up properly. Communal Spaces: - Access to the communal spaces was limited due to the chill out area being the home to over 10 trolleys of dirty bedding leaving slim room for guests. - The bar advertised as being included with the hostel was booked for private events during our stay limiting our ability to socialites, eat and drink within the hostel. This is one of the key features of a St Christopher’s and is advertised as a reason for booking. Not when it’s not available. - Communal bathrooms were subpar with soap dispensers empty, no hand dryers and hair dryers only available in the female toilets which is extremely sexist. - No where to fill up water bottles, no communal fountain or tap - We understand some hostels don’t provide kitchens due to having to maintain and clean them but the is often a fridge available to guests needing to store items. This was lacking. Breakfast: - Not worth the paper it’s advertised on. - Watery coffee that never gets refilled. Stale week old bread buns and fruit that never gets replenished. Breakfast consisted of cornflakes and orange juice, we ended up just eating at local bakery’s. - No dairy milk alternatives for those that may be intolerant or vegan when the main elements of the lacking breakfast are dairy based.

Our stay here was excellent. The room was clean and spacious, with a big TV, which could be used to watch Netflix or cast any video we wished. The staff were friendly and helpful and they all spoke excellent English. There was a small, but useful gym too. It's situated 20 minutes from The Louvre by metro, with other main attractions within reach by metro a little longer. Overall, very very good.

Hotel services are also good, relatively sanitary, and convenient transportation. As soon as I left the hotel in the morning, there was a vegetable market nearby, as well as a Chinese breakfast with fried dough sticks, flatbreads, and buns. Very comfortable stay!

You can leave your luggage. It is convenient to walk about 6 minutes from the subway station. Next door is a supermarket, not bad. There are also many restaurants nearby. The bathroom is separate from the toilet, but the bathroom is poorly designed and water can easily flow into the room.

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Myself and my boyfriend have spent my birthday in Paris and we stayed at Hotel Trema. Everything was fantastic. The room was quite small but we didn't need more. The housekeeping team was visiting the apartment everyday to leave us clean towels and to tidy up the apartment. This is top-class service! It really felt like home and we will defintely stay here again when travelling to Paris. The staff was very nice and helpful. The location was fantastic, so close to the metro station fact which made our trip easier and more enjoyable. There are shops around, restaurants, cafes. Staying with them was amazing. I strongly recommend! We will defintely be back soon!