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We have stayed with the Louvre group (owners of kyriad) on many occasions and i have to say largely the stays have been pleasant and good value. We booked this hotel many weeks before arriving and took advantage of a good deal of ¿¿¿75 for a family room for two adults and two children, upon arriving on bikes at 9pm we queue for 15minuets then were told that the children (10 and 12years) did not qualify as children as their limit is below10 years and we would have to pay an additional ¿¿¿60! This is for the same beds, same room and if they ate in the restaurant they would have qualified as children! This news was delivered in the most arrogant way and there was no help what so ever for the senior receptionist, one of the other receptionists did try and appeal to her but unsuccessfully. After 30minuets of appeal i asked for the manager he and anyone else were not there at weekends. So in desperation and with some very upset and tired kids i paid and checked in (the place is in the middle of no where so no chance to see alternative accommodation) upon reaching the room it turned out to be right next to the elevator which turned out to be incredibly noisy esp early am when some of the us tours staying there checked out. We also found there was no hot water!! When we called down they said well no one else has called down so we must be wrong....we weren't anther receptionist did later admit that the huge amount of people arriving at the same time had run the hot water out. The beds were good and the linen excellent so it is a real shame that they let themselves down so comprehensively in every other area. I have to say the staff are a reflection of the company so i find it strange that my experiences of the group are s diverse So all in all a complete disaster and a very sad end to a wonderful cycle trip in France.

Although it was somewhat well located for my meeting at the Paris VII University campus (15min walk), the hotel itself was very poor in value-for-money. I paid about the same (150/night) for a wonderful and luxurious room in the exclusive Passy neighborhood last time I was in Paris, so the city is no excuse. How do I start? The room was small, the beds virtually filled the room, the bathroom tiny, there was no breakfast included in the inflated price, the wifi while free (one of the reasons I chose the hotel) was like a 1990s modem-experience. The room had a stale chemical smell, which gave me a headache upon waking (it was my fault to keep the window closed, I admit). The only real advantage is the location if you have a car because it literally is next to the freeway, and the fact that you have an excellent view of this infrastructure. The nearest metro is about a 10-15min walk, which is very long in Paris.

I sort of knew what to expect from a hotel located next to Peripherique, but the reality proved a little more brutal. Air conditioning wasn't working properly and our double room was so tiny that after a couple of hours we felt like we were running out of oxygen. The only way to let some air in was to open the window for half an hour - and then the noise was almost unbearable. The hotel has quadruple-glazed windows (double double-glazed to be precise) and that should tell you something about the level of noise outside. Also, we only had hot water in the morning and at one point there was no water at all! On the plus side, the bed was comfy, with new soft pillows. Hospitality tray with tea, coffee, sugar, milk and a bottle of water was a nice touch as well. Also, I can't fault nice and polite English-speaking staff. About the neighbourhood, there's a nice looking old windmill 5 minutes away from the hotel and plenty of small eateries. Big supermarket is next door to the nearest metro. In summary, it's a decent place to sleep but if you go to Paris for romance this hotel is not a good choice. You can't even count on spectacular views from your bedroom window (unless you consider Sixties tower blocks and graffiti-heavy noise screens glamorous).

Really old and terribly located. I was really suprised when I got there and not only we found out that the hotel was nowhere near the subway, but was also in a dangerous and incredibly ugly area of Paris. If you want to feel like you are not in Paris at all, this is the place you should go to. Besides when we got there despite the fact that they didn't even had our reservations, they said that we would need to pay if we wanted to cancel which was not true because we left 1 hour later when we found another hotel.

The hotel is absolutely perfect; very clean, comfortable and the food is excellent. There was not a wide variety but the food available was very tasty. The beds arent very comfortable but they are good. Its a perfect choice if you only want a room to sleep in. Best hotel!