Adagio Access Paris La Villette  

The rooms were nice enough for a over nighter,

No air con in rooms and the noise outside was very loud. Prostitutes around the corner were a put off also the area itself was rough. Tv only had 1 channel. No tea or coffee in rooms, should have a kettle rather than coffee maker with no coffee. The area itself was not very nice at all - pay a little extra and stay into the city more -

Good value. Good location to metro and with car parking near.

One point negativ is no aircondition on the room have to open the window. Very very noise to midnight......

Nice location for the price and good location.

Does not offer early checkin opption. The room we booked we not open so they made alternate arrangements.

Close to everything

Chose this hotel because of location and free wifi. While it is not the hotel's fault, but be aware that there is a major construction going on that makes it difficult to get to the hotel. You practically have to park your car elsewhere and walk to the hotel as there is no area in front of the hotel where you can park even to check in. Hotel receptionist was nice, but gave us wrong directions to hotel. There's no parking at hotel but you can park in nearby Science Museum's parking garage (paying for your parking ticket then finding your car is another story - due to constructions). Not enough towels in our room. Free wifi was not working at all. Tiny room even though we supposedly got the more spacious 4-bed apartment. All in all I would not recommend staying at this hotel.

As Paris hotel rooms go, this one was quite spacious. The kitchenette came in handy, and the building was very nice. Also, it is within 50 meters to a metro station.

Currently, the area around the hotel is under construction making navigating to it a challenge and detracting from the ambience of the city. The area is quite some distance from most of Paris' attractions, but the proximity to the Metro station mitigates this considerably. The hotel was unable to provide extra pillows and the breakfast buffet was unimpressive.

Very handy for the Metro.

In September 2011 the area is a bit of a building site with lots of roadworks!

Taxi reservation should not made by the reception. The taxi driver will make double charge,in that case.

The location was good. It is between 2 metro stations and has a few shops and restaurants around. The accommodation was good value for the money paid. Excellent Wifi.

The staff at reception are not very professional and appear unfriendly, giving a bad first impression. The receptionist was very rude when we arrived a bit early. There is also so much noise around it makes sleeping difficult, even with the windows shut. Although the accommodation was adequate (we paid for a 4 person room but there were 3 of us) the rooms are quite small. Also there is an unpleasant smell in the bathroom (shower curtain smells and there is no extractor) and the toilet. I hope they sort this out as it spoils the whole experience.

The hotel hasn't own parking, so the car is parked in a private park estate very dangerous near the same hotel. It needs to leave own car totally empty to avoid not nice surprises.

The reception staff are polite and friendly.

My reservation was for a two-room apartment, with one double bed and two single beds. To my disappointment, I was given a one-bedroom apartment instead with one double bed and a sofa bed when I checked in.

The location is out of the centre, but close by a metro. And you can't get any closer to La Villette Park. The rooms are good for a weekend break, and the kitchenette seems well equipped (didn't use it). The refrigerator is silent. Breakfast is buffet style, and adequate. The family room has a sofa that folds out as a double bed, and a bedroom with a double bed. The restaurant next door (Hippopotamus) is reasonably priced and geared towards families with kids.

There is a frequent rumble during the night (train, metro ?) that didn't wake me but is disturbing when awake. The room was quite hot & stuffy, and the only way to get fresh (?) air was open a window to a noisy street. Not a great option. I am pretty sure that France has a committee somewhere that will judge the baguettes and croissants at breakfast as a crime against French culture. Don't advertise with a 24h/7d reception when it is closed from 12:00 to 14:00 in the weekend. Quite annoying when you arrive with luggage just after 12:00.

Reception staff spoke reasonable english, room was very nice, had cooking facilities (superior deluxe room), very good cooking and washing facilities, very near metro station

The signboard was very small and its beside another hotel which loomed outside the exit. The map indication of the hotel was deceiving (I thought I had to cross the road but actually I didn't need to cross the road), so it took some asking around to find the hotel.