Very nice Hotel, the room smelled a Bit old but After Opening the window it was fine

It was a great hotel, free good breakfast. And the cleaning staff would truly clean while gone during the day. The room was nice for how reasonably priced it is, very comfy bed, early check in times. My only dislike was how it was kind of far from the heart of Paris. Like a 30/40 metro ride and a 10/15 minute walk to the metro. Otherwise, it was great, I’d stay here again.

It was a great hotel, free good breakfast. And the cleaning staff would truly clean while gone during the day. The room was nice for how reasonably priced it is, very comfy bed, early check in times. My only dislike was how it was kind of far from the heart of Paris. Like a 30/40 metro ride and a 10/15 minute walk to the metro. Otherwise, it was great, I’d stay here again.

In dire need of a renovation and a good clean.

In dire need of a renovation and a good clean.

The room making was very good,we could clean towels every day.

This is not a vacation hotel it’s something for a quickie...

Ideal location for the office, nice size premier privilege room, great value, front desk staff really helpful and friendly.

Breakfast was poor. We have asked can they top up croissants and the reply was that it finished. Natural orange juice was out of oranges and no one bothered to top up with oranges. Same as the rest of the food and drinks. That hotel is more 2,5-3 star that 4 very disappointed.

The hotel is located with metro and bus stations nearby, check in/out was very fast and the staff was very kind. Room was clean but nothing fancy. You also get free wifi.

Location is terrible far from everything €15 taxi to get to Centet and €15 taxi back. Please avoid this place if you can. We wanted To chance but was not allowed. Room was nice but had a smell of poop from the toilet :( Breakfast not included €19 per person and day extra :( When I checked out I was presented with full price for the hotel room. I told them it was already prepaid online and money was drawn from me by Orbit and I refused to pay twice and I had to secure and bring in upper management and all of them spoke poor English and we was all frustrated with each other. Overall a terrible experience

Served the purpose well

OK for a stop over but not for a long stay where you are going in and out of Paris. The metros are too far away.

OK for a stop over but not for a long stay where you are going in and out of Paris. The metros are too far away.

Good standard, size and comfort of the room to be a hotel in Paris! Relatively close to the Metro.

Great hotel just outside of Paris.

Only had one night but it seemed fine, the hotel communal areas were nice clean and fairly modern, however the room was fairly tired looking.

Great hotel, overall, location is safe and in walking distance to metro and shopping mall.

Spacious Rooms for a French hotel, perfect location as I was working in this area of the city - Excellent breakfast. The decor in the rooms is basic, but the room size compensates for this. There was a slightly unpleasant odor when entering the room (from toilet waste I think) but it was not bad enough to request a room change. A pleasant stay all in all.

The Mercure is a convenient and good hotel at which to stay; A gym would mek the stay even better. Thank you.

Stayed here because it was near Cite University. Quarter to half mile walk to Metro line 1 or RER B ( From airport) so easy access to the tourist areas. The area is very buisness oriented and the hotel seemed more for businessmen than tourist. Nice decor, room was very clean and comfortable. Room was cleaned daily. I would feel good about recommending them to a friend as long as they were willing to hike a ways to metro. Neighborhood seemed very safe.

Good for budget travel. Convenient yet not too noisy area. Safe to walk around at night.

This Hotel is alright, but it is definitely not deserving of 4 stars. It is more like a good 3 star hotel. The station is about 800m away, which is not fun during cold winter.

This was about 30 minutes on the train from the center of Paris. Train station is very close, about 5-10 minute walk. We only stayed a weekend which was enough time for us to explore the downtown area and have some good meals. The hotel had a buffet breakfast which was pretty tasty. Overall, the hotel was very lonely during the time that we visited (early Sep) as was the area surrounding the hotel. The neighborhood was safe just quiet and lots of business spaces. Random note, if you are going to be ordering a cab, do not order it from the hotel. They have their own personal driver that overcharges A LOT. much better to call a cab yourself.

Keep in mind it's a 15minute speed walk to the closest metro station (30 stroll) and the hotel is a bit hard to find. You will see the "Mercure" light up sign on a building with other hotel signs but the hotel itself is a couple blocks (2-3) left from the sign. Don't bother taking the elevator down (up is okay), you will be retired by the time it comes - Seriously, I waited 15 minutes because the stairs looked like they would trigger the fire alarm. I was wrong, stairs were fine, take the stairs down!

This hotel was quiet very clean and spacious with plenty of lovely hot water. The kettle with tea & coffee in our room is certainly a draw card for us. A bit out of the way of the city centre but easily accessible by public transport.

I have traveled a lot. The idea that this hotel is a 4* is ridiculous. First off, 2 adults and 1 child meant that there was a cod bed brought in. And as much as I understand how the European hotels work, it was hot. Even when i opened the windows. The plus is that it is close to the subway and also close to the ERE. Ohh and the croissants are not bad at all. No minibar, No food service.

I have traveled a lot. The idea that this hotel is a 4* is ridiculous. First off, 2 adults and 1 child meant that there was a cod bed brought in. And as much as I understand how the European hotels work, it was hot. Even when i opened the windows. The plus is that it is close to the subway and also close to the ERE.Ohh and the croissants are not bad at all. No minibar, No food service.

The hotel was smart, clean and staff were very friendly. Rooms were of good standard. We took breakfast on one morning which was very nice but a little expensive even by Parisian standards. The restaurant was not open while we were there for evening meals and the ' 24 hour shop' was a glass cabinet with a couple of sandwiches and a few drinks. The nearest metro station was a 10 minute walk but there are plans to extend the line so this will improve the position of the hotel. The vincinity was pleasant and we felt quite comfortable walking to and from the hotel even in the evening. Not that much to do in the immediate area but all major attractions were just a metro ride away. We were able to leave our bags in a secure room on our last day and collect them again before we left for the airport. All in all, a very pleasant hotel and would not hesitate to book again.

For anyone visiting a child staying at the Cité Universitaire the hotel is located just a short ten minute walk away along with what seems to be the nearest metro station. Everyone at the hotel was extremely pleasant and helpful. The hotel was very clean and comfortable. Although we did not eat at the hotel restaurant we enjoyed late evenings sitting at the hotel lounge enjoying a glass of wine. There is also a pizza restaurant and grocery store within 100 yards of the hotel.

It is 3* hotel, not 4* as Expedia tells, but in fact most Mercur's are 4* and this one is very close to 4*. Expensive inet, expensive but tasty breakfast, 10 min by foot to Port d'Orleans metro station, rather small room, but very clean. Minibar was locked for some reason )). Nothing special in surrounding areas, but no danger at all. Be prepared to use metro to reach any historic place, it would take 20-30 min to get to downtown. Tried different hotels in Paris, including Kyriad, Holiday Inn and Ibis and this one by far the best in price/quality.