Villa Royale Montsouris

bath

The staff were very kind, very accommodating, and didn't hesitate to go out of their way. When my wife felt slightly ill, They ensured that we could have access to tea making facilities Which was essential to ward off dehydration as it was exceptionally hot when we stayed. The bedrooms were charming and the air conditioning, an absolute godsend. The plumbing was a little antiquated, and as a surveyor, I could go into tremendous detail. However, it was functional. But where there is excessive demand for the water in the morning or in the evening. This can sometimes result in slightly hot or slightly cold showers. That said it worked and again, the facilities were very clean. The room was. Clean, spacious, and the bed was very comfortable and very large and decorated.on a Moroccan based theme. Locally, there was a good selection of bars, cafes, and restaurants, and the hotel was a short walk away from the paris metro system (Port D'orlean, on route 4 - purple line).

The room was very clean and big enough. Everything was as I expected and as I saw in the pictures. The rest of the ambience in the hotel is very nice and decorated in the same style as the rooms.The reception was very friendly and always available. We could enter the room as soon as it was cleaned. Breakfast in the hotel is not a big selection, but very tasty croissants and good coffee. It is very close to all city transport and you can easily find your way around. It is surrounded by nice cafes and restaurants.

The hotel is in quiet location, close to public transportation. It is a perfect location if you have activities and duties in southern part of central Paris. Close is direct connection with CHG airport (RER B). The room was small, but completely and nicely equipped, the bed was comfort, wi-fi worked perfectly. The breakfast was simple, but everything was testy and fresh.

Really pretty quirky hotel in a nice safe area, easy walking to restaurants. Only a short ride on metro back into attractions and only one change coming out from CDG, you can stay on and change later than Gare du Nord so avoiding crowds.