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There is nothing negative to say about the hotel, it is a solid basic business hotel. Not more - not less. As others already stated here: no public training directly close to the hotel, all trains are 15 minutes walk away. Price: compared with hotels in La Defense the Campanile looks cheap, but the rooms are really tiny, beds are really small, not even a safe in the room and no cupboard. The room was clean, bathroom also ok. Additional important to know: The Campanile seems to be cheap compared to Hotels in La Defense. I had to work in Courbevoie (in walking distance to La Defense, but opposite of Nanterre from La Defense), and due to the complex road system in La defense the Taxi to the hotel did cost me 45-50¿¿¿ each day, meaning a much more expensive hotel in La defense would have been finally the better choice and would have given much more quality to my stay.Summary: If all hotels are booked, then the Campanile is a real workaround for business travellers, maybe even for private if you add the costs of a taxi to the price. I assume a taxi to the next metro would be only 10-15¿¿¿ one way, could be still an option if all other hotels are booked.Due to the real tiny size of the rooms and the real basic setup I would judge the hotel never to be my first choice, but due to real clean+functional rooms a good workaround if nothing else is available.

The hotel is in the suburb of Paris - La Defance district. Rooms are basic but clean. There is a nice park near the hotel. The subway is rather far - 15 min walk, therefore we had to take a taxi from downtown to the hotel late in the evening.

The hotel I normally stay at in Nanterre was full so I chose this place as it's walking distance from the Office.Checked in fine and the staff at reception were ok. Between my very limited Frnch and her English we got through it all fine. The room has everything you need from a hotel room. Tea&Coffee, bath, bed, TV. The free WiFi was good (if a bit slow). So far eveything was looking good.Went to dinner and that wasn't so good. The menu is fairly limited, and the first 2 items I select wern't available so I went with the pork. It was OK. However, the problem was I also ordered the starter buffet which is laid out in the middle of the restaraunt. I started selecting the items I wanted and thats when I realised I was in competition for the food with all the little flies. I moved the lettuce and it was like a scene from one of those 80's disaster movies about killer bee swarms... OK - maybe not that bad, but you get the point.Other than that it was a very basic hotel. And not even that cheap. 121 Euros (plus tax) just for the room itself.My recommendation - find somewhere else.

Room was small and beds tiny. Felt really warm with no air con and too noisy outside to leave window open overnight. Expensive considering Nanterre is not a particular nice suburb. Certainly would not walk around there alone at night. Meal in the restaurant was dreadfully disappointing.

This hotel is a very good choice if you arrive by car. There is excellent closed car parking and you can leave your car in very safe place. The staff is very nice and helpful and many people speak English (but not all). The breakfast is good especially if you compare with other cheap hotels in France. However there are no hot meals (no scrambled eggs, no sausages..).You can eat French crepes, different sweet roles, ham, cheese, yogurt, etc.The restaurant offers good meals for dinner and supper. Unfortunately rooms are very small. Sometimes it is difficult to open the suitcase so if you have large luggage you will feel uncomfortable there. The wardrobe is inside the room, between bed and window. It is hard to move inside the room. However it is clean and the hotel offers tea set in the room (every day new tea bags/coffe and some biscuit). Beds are very comfortable. There are plenty of tv channels and clean bathroom. However the corridor of the hotel is ugly and cramped (but clean).I think it is good hotel for tourist but not for business trip.