Le Méridien Montparnasse

The location was excellent, being close to Metro stops and several shopping areas. The water pressure in the shower was very strong - a big plus.

The bed was incredibly hard, the bathroom had dirty tiles in the shower and under the sink area, and we started with 4 pillows but ended up with only 2.

I like the Lounge and the Bar . Another striking thing was there were a lot of international tourists at the hotel so interaction for a non-french speaking person was easier .The rooms were nice and comfortable too .

. Service was poor. i asked for a spoon in the room service and i was told i would be charged 5 Euros for that n that was ridiculous . Apart from that no Tea and Coffee in the room was very strange too .Even the smallest hotels in the world offer Tea , Coffee facilities in the room .Also expect a better Gym from a meridian hotel

in center paris near efel tower and all famous

it old like bath room they moust fix it and tv carbet not clean -- and staff in reasption don,t reaad the booking paper first sead no breakfast antail we show her the paper the next one

pleasant staff

too much people

Its location in the city and most of the city centre sites of international & historical importance.

Yes. One of the first things I was asked for when I arrived at the hotel was my credit card in case there would be any additional charges. This may be common practice but I found it very irritating and got my break in the city of to a very bad start. As a result, I did not use any of the hotels facilities other than our bedroom.

I was part of a large tour group and thought they handled the crowd very well. The room and bed was confortable. The air conditioning worked very well and for that I was happy.

The hotel is more of a luxury hotel, but showed signs of needing some remodeling as far as the decor in the rooms.

After arriving in the hotel i discover that their is no available room. I was able to receive the room 2541 at 4pm. That room was not good, and later one after my complain they give me room 309 which was better. I think that my booking was useless.

This is a modern hotel with decently sized rooms and refurbished bathrooms. The air conditioning worked extremely well. For international phone calls, their system was fantastic. They have the largest & fastest elevators of any hotel I saw while in France. We were on the 21st floor, so that was important. At that height, there was no road noise and the view out our window was great. All staff were friendly & helpful. We stayed here to blend our extra days with the Tour we were joining. Overall we were very comfortable and I would say it provides decent $ value. We certainly never found reason to complain about our "classic" room.

Easy to get to from CDG airport, but really on the outer edge of access to key tourist venues. You'll either do a lot of walking or pay for cabs, if you don't figure out the metro. Without the breakfast plan, you'll stroll several blocks to find a decently priced cafe that opens early. To recharge the camera or phone battery crawl under the vanity in the bathroom to find an available plug. Finally, they had the worst shampoo I've ever encountered anywhere - bring your own. Pretty trivial stuff - no charm, but in my opinion you're getting more comfort than is available at the average Parisien hotel - that's why our Tour company used it.

it was close to most ammenities

my room was a 3* star standard not 4*

Comfortable room and good hotel amenities.

Coffee in lobby bar was grossly overpriced (6 Euros for a double espresso). Towels in bath were very thin. I was very disappointed that while we booked a "standard" room it was really horrible (no upgrades in decades) and we had to "upgrade" to a "classic" room. There is no indication on the hotel's website or yours that "standard" rooms were so shoddy.

reasonable room size

the temp of the water was inconsistant

is nice hotel and comfortabil olso is neer the tren station and verry practic