Premiere Classe Paris Ouest - Pont de Suresnes Hotel

Size of the room is enough for one person, a pair could also manage for few days. The bathroom is very tiny but I didn't mind that. I didn't expect they will change towels and make bed since I was staying only for 2 nights, so that was a nice suprice. Staff was very polite. You can get to Louvre in 35 minutes from here and I didn't feel scared on the way from the transport to the hotel.

The floor in the room could be a bit cleaner. Younger people rent these rooms so hall can be a bit noisy if you stay inside on the weekend night, but what would you expect for that money.

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the Guy from reception was too slow, firstly he was counting money,instead of checking-in me, I asked him to try make it all faster cause it was evening and I was tired , but then came some guy , they started speaking French instead of registrate me in the hotel and then he started stamping some papers for this guy. I asked him twice to switch attention on me, cause I really wanted to get to bed.

Good location, clean and friendly staff, good sound isolation despite being located on a busy boulevard - restaurants nearby and accros the bridge from Bois de Boulogne

The toilet facilities were a bit run down but overall it was a simple good room

The staff was friendly and attentive all the time. There were few issues we had with the booking (one of the rooms we got was already occupied by someone and they gave a different room when asked. Bathroom door lock was lose, they repaired it the very next morning) So, they will probably sort out any issues with the rooms and booking

The shower area is a bit small and the bathroom is a bit crampy. Also it takes some time to adjust the temperature of the shower water as there are two knobs for hot and cold water. However in the sink tap, one knob to control the water temperature, so that's good.

the beds were so comfortable and public transport to the city was close by too (bus literally in front of the hotel and the T2 a 5minute walk away). We had breakfast included and i really liked the coffee and the pain au chocolate there. the staff was really nice too. we were there for lollapalooza to see stray kids and the festival grounds were a 15minute walk away, so it was perfect.

we weren't able to close the window fully, as in when u closed it u could still hear the outside as if didnt close the window idk how else to explain it. the lift didnt open the doors at one point so we had to open the doors manually. and the automat didnt accept my friends cards idk why. but nothing major that I would say that it wasnt worth staying there, i really liked the hotel overall!

Hotel was very clean, staff were also very helpful. The view from the room (6th floor) was breathtaking. Location was good supermarkets in walking distance Will definitely be booking to stay again.

The breakfast was a waste of money €7.99 for a croissant, pan au chocolate, coffee, juice and cereal. Busses only accept euros no card payment! There is a cash machine 7min minute walk away. (unfortunately we disnt find this till after we returned from the eiffel tower having walked the 90mim. The room and hotel is very hot. The bedroom windows open wide however still not enough air. Take a fan with you if your able.

This is the nearest hotel to Longchamp racecourse and was a great base for the Arc De Triomphe race at a very fair price. (Just less than 100 euros a night for a 2 bed room). The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful with any queries and the rooms were cleaned every single day with fresh towels provided if necessary. It's a 2 star hotel, but we had a very comfortable stay and would happily stay there again. Suresness is a nice part of Paris too with the Au Bureau restaurant / bar across the road being a friendly place to eat and drink

Our room was described as having a double bed and a single bed, but we were surprised that the single bed was a top bunk bed which made life interesting. For our group it wasn't a problem, but it probably should have mentioned this when we booked. The location whilst ideal for the racecourse involved walking up the hill to use the tram system to access Paris centre. Again, not a problem for our group as we were prepared for this, but anyone using the hotel needs to plan their journeys to the centre of Paris

The hotel have awesome location. Rooms in hotel quite small but they are really clean and have a fresh underwear. Plus you have very very small bathroom but quite good it is in your room. The most gorgeous for me was that 40-45 minutes by bus and you can be in the center of a Paris.

The hotel is quite nice but you must speak French. For me it was difficult because I speak Ukrainian and English. As well, it not a problem of the hotel, because local people generally don't like when you speak to them on English. As for me English was only one language that I could speak on to keep a conversation. Also we had very loud neighbors and after midnight they listened music very loud.

Everything was clean and comfortable. The location was great where there was a laundromat and bakery just down the street. Just a bit further, there is also a supermarket and some restaurants located across the street. Reception was also very friendly and helpful. Quiet and safe neighbourhood!

The room was a little small considering we had 2 large luggages. It was also a little far from the city centre so I would choose to stay here again if I am looking to explore Paris for a minimum of 4 nights, otherwise I don't think there is enough time to explore Paris fully.

The hotel is clean and simple. Rooms are small but you got everything you need for a shirt stay. The water is warm, the beds are comfy, shits and towels are white and pretty new. WiFi is working fast. The receptionists are friendly and helpful. The district is clean and safe, close to the beautiful park. You can find a really nice boulangerie next to the bus stop, they have perfect croissants in the morning. And also you can see the Eiffel tower from your room! So it is completely valuable for that money!

Rooms are really small, the bathroom is tiny, for me it was ok, but probably for a big man or kids it is not enough. You need a room key to use elevator. It really makes problems when you have one key for three persons. Location is really nice, but you need to take two public transport to get to the center, so you spend more money for tickets. Some receptionists are not really good in English. But still friendly, so we just used Google translator :)