Ibis Paris Grands Boulevards Opera 9Th

“Location is perfect, hotel is nice”

The hotel is very well located and in a lovely neighborhood. There were several metro lines in walkable distance and convenient places nearby, just like supermarkets, pharmacies, restaurants and shops. The room was really spacious and the hotel had a lift, which is not so common in Paris. My r... more

The hotel is very well located and in a lovely neighborhood. There were several metro lines in walkable distance and convenient places nearby, just like supermarkets, pharmacies, restaurants and shops. The room was really spacious and the hotel had a lift, which is not so common in Paris. My room was at the first floor facing the street, but still very quiet at night. Somethings I think the guests must be aware though. The air conditioning is not an “individual choice”. Even though we visited in may and had some warm days, we weren’t able to turn it on, because the whole system for the hotel was off. We asked at the front desk and they said it wasn’t “air conditioning season” yet. But the only thing that really bothered a bit was the height of the bathroom ceiling. Specially into the shower, if you’re tall, it might be an inconvenience. I’m 1,80m (5’11) and I was a tight squeeze in the shower. Would honestly say that someone 5cm taller would not had been able to shower properly, because for me it was already a bit uncomfortable. I don’t know if there are different kinds of bathrooms on the building, but it’s definitely something that you should keep in mind. Over all, it was a pleasant experience and I would absolutely stay there again.

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“Enjoyed my stay”

Staff was extremely helpful. Great location. Shower was great, plenty of hot water. Variety of foods available at breakfast.

“Weekend Trip”

I stayed here with my young daughter on a 2 day sightseeing trip to Paris. Overall we liked the hotel: as others have noted it is very well located with at least 2 metro stops nearby (one, Le Peletier, is particularly close: c2-3 minutes walk), as well as being walkable for certain tourist attrac... more

I stayed here with my young daughter on a 2 day sightseeing trip to Paris. Overall we liked the hotel: as others have noted it is very well located with at least 2 metro stops nearby (one, Le Peletier, is particularly close: c2-3 minutes walk), as well as being walkable for certain tourist attractions such as Sacre Couer. There are a large number of bars and restaurants on the hotel’s doorstep. Our room (231) was internal, and although there was no view it was very quiet and we slept well. Breakfast was good for the money - a decent selection of food, it got busy though. Staff were helpful, and we were sorry to have to say goodbye. I would use again.

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“Central ly Located”

As an Accor Plus member, on this Paris trip decided to check out the Accor hotels, most of which are in the Paris central area, to sample and compare the stay experience at different tier accommodation within the France and European context, as compared to similar tier accommodation in Asia Pacif... more

As an Accor Plus member, on this Paris trip decided to check out the Accor hotels, most of which are in the Paris central area, to sample and compare the stay experience at different tier accommodation within the France and European context, as compared to similar tier accommodation in Asia Pacific and Oceana. The most noticeable and distinguishable features are most hotels are generally in small existing buildings, hence do not have many rooms, which generally fall into the compact category, and other than a breakfast area which doubles as a general use area at other times, there is no restaurant since there are many restaurants and fast-food outlets, nearby or adjacent. Layout and finish of the rooms are typically ibis. However, there is no bar fridge or a safe, and no coffee/tea making facilities or drinking water (one has to go to the general area adjacent to the hotel reception) in the room, or bedroom slippers as is the case in ibis throughout Asia Pacific and Oceana. Conveniently located on Rue du Faubourg, amidst restaurants, convenience and other retail stores, rooms on lower floors may have some street noise. Entrance is via the sliding doors operated by the 24-hour reception, for general security, since it opens out to the busy sidewalk. Check in process was straight forward and fuss free. As the room was not ready, they took the bags for safe-keeping freeing one to go about. The reception staff whom I dealt with were friendly and helpful, thank you Josephine and Marie. Accor Plus members are accorded the privileges in general, excepting the complimentary breakfast on weekends in Europe for the top two membership tiers. And a thank you to manager Kenny (who was about to leave for the day), for the pleasant conversation and extending the complimentary breakfast. The room was an upgrade on the top floor with the doors opening out to individual balconies at the roof level with the street scape and city views. It is sufficiently spacious, quite clean and tidy, though some areas not sufficiently lit. Bed was comfortable enough for a reasonable rest. The glass screen of the shower could have done with another 20-30 cm width to prevent the floor from getting wet. The breakfast spread was expected of this level, adequate with scrambled eggs and bacon as the hot items and a selection of fruits, breads, pastries and cakes and cold cuts and cheeses. Seating was a little tight between 08:00-09:00. Beverages include juices, coffee and tea…. Express check out was just as easy, drop the card and go.

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