“value for money”

We stayed at Marriott Courtyard Hotel at Victor Hugo Blvd for 2 nights before Mercure Paris Vaugirard Porte de Versailles. The price is doubled plus we have to walk a long distance to the Metro station. Mercure Paris Vaugirard Porte de Versailles though not in the city centre and takes longer to get to the city, is right next to the Metro. The cost to travel is the same for Metro, one price per trip or a day pass. It is also convenient to go to airport. You can take the tram to Metro station, Citi Universiti which is direct to CDG airport. I did not take the tram but took a cab to the Metro. It is more cost effective since traffic is terrible. Rooms are big by Europe standard. Also free WiFi

“Mercure Paris Vaugirard Porte de Versailles”

Stayed at this hotel late march 2011 with my wife and 2 daughters for two nights and was very impressed overall . check in and all dealings with the hotel staff were positive ( even allowing for my shocking French ) The room was cleaned to the point that I was embarrassed by the mess my girls had left and we were upgraded from a standard to a premier room for no extra charge !. The location is very convenient for the expo centre and the nearest metro is no more than 50 mtrs from the lobby and there is a tram stop just out front . I have no idea what the food was like as my budget just about allowed for the subway round the corner next to the supermarket . We did not investigate the local area too much but most of what you need is down Rue De Vaugirard ( left out the lobby then left again). On checking out (11am) we were allowed to leave our bags in the baggage room for most of the day whilst we spun around paris for the last time before returning , picking them up , and catching a tram to the mainline station and on to CDG

“"Ok for one night"”

Stay there only if you are going to work at the Paris Expo. The subway is right next to the hotel and the Exhibition center is just across the street. There are no nice places around the hotel, although the neigbhourhood is not bad. It is probably more fun to stay in other location and take the subway to the fair.

“Amazing value for money.”

Whilst this Mercure hotel is not close to the city attractions, it is very quick and easy to get to on the Metro - you could hop to the Metro from the front of the hotel. Fab Patisserie and supermarket around the corner. Really excellent hotel receptionist and concierge. Superbly clean room. We travelled with 2 children and had fab sofabed, kettle and small fridge. Both beds very comfortable indeed which is something I grip about if I'm not satisfied. Beds were so big and comfy. Room and bathroom exceedingly clean. We had a 3 night stay, flights with Air France for 4 people for amazing value for money. We spent more money than that on museums, meals, shopping and sightseeing etc. Cannot wait to go back. Kids aged 11 and 9 had a fab time. Paris is so clean, as is the Metro. The French have good reason to be proud. No drunks or anyone making a mess on the streets - the UK , and especially London, has a great deal to learn from the Parisiennes.

“Great Value for Money”

Location excellant with metro less than 50metres from hotel entrance. Hotel staff very helpful - a spacious family room with fridge and safe at no extra charge. Good quiet neighbourhood. Would recommend this hotel to friends and family and would definitely use it again when returning to Paris.

“Very good hotel highly recommended! I will surely go back!”

I went to Paris for a rhinoplasty operation so choosing the right hotel to recover in was very important to me. I stayed at the Mercure after reading the reviews and selecting the location as it was close to my hospital. I checked in early with no problems. The room was large- very clean had a huge king size bed and a pull out sofa as well as table and chairs. Bathroom was modern & clean. I usually stay in 5 star hotels and was very surprised with the quality of this one although only 3 star it was very modern and not at all tacky. Staff were very helpful with everything from ensuring I had a quiet room to recover to giving me cutlery and plates to eat my food with as I ordered from outside restaurants everyday. There are restaurants bakeries and supermarket all within 5 mins walking distance and the area was very safe - my mum came with me and was very happy walking around at 10pm on her own. Travelling to centre of paris cost approx 11 euro by taxi but the metro stop was just opposite the hotel which you could easily use. Please note I didn't have breakfast included and always had my food from outside which I think is the cheaper option as everything is so close plus it's all fresh. Good hotel if you want to relax from an op or have a comfortable base while sightseeing not a luxury hotel but certainly not budget. They also let me check out late on my last day as I wasn't up to waiting around in the lobby for two extra hours with no extra charge.

“Huge Room but no kettle”

Stayed at this hotel for Easter. 2 children with us and we got a huge room (411). Massive bed and sofa bed for children. Sheets and towels changed every day. Room very clean. No kettle but reception staff lent us a thermos jug and showed us how to fill it at the breakfast room on the mezzanine floor. Staff also gave us a jug of milk. Breakfast very expensive at 19 euros per person but there is a great bakery and supermarket just around the corner.

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