ibis Paris Porte de Vanves Parc des Expositions

The staff were very friendly and helpful. The shower didn’t properly drain so I hate to keep shutting the water off and waiting for it to drain

I have had 2 surgeries on my knee and as soon as I book this NON-REFUNDABLE hotel I receive an email saying that the elevators were broken until the very last day of my 5-day stay. Hence, I asked to shift my reservation, so that I get there the first day the elevators are back up since I am unable to go up the stairs with my broken knee. I even wanted to stay one day extra. Also, I offered to pay the price difference. After spending hours on the phone, exchanging dozens of emails with Expedia and them, hey refused to change the reservation and hence I paid the full price for the 5 days. This is unacceptable and disgusting taking advantage of a health disability and not listen to their customers. I ended up staying somewhere else "La Clé des Expos" which I highly recommend.

Good rate with good location. Just 200-300 meters to the left to get to the train station and just 200-300 meters to the right to get to a supermarket where you can do grocery including sandwiches. A perfect choice if you want to visit Paris on budget. The room is small, but it's always the case for all hotels in Paris, even for much more expensive hotels.

Nice hotel, convenient location, close to metro station

Location is not bad, close to metro, the rest is disappointing. Room has been “cleaned” daily to the extent of making beds and replacing the towels. Better don’t drop anything under the bed or you would need protective equipment and tools to retrieve it. Shower leaked through the glass creating pool of water in the middle of the bathroom. No fridge, kettle, tee or coffee in the room. People will smoke in lobby area. Could tolerate all that for $60 per night, but not for $125 without breakfast, which is roughly $15 per person

This hotel is clean and well-decorated. The staff is friendly. The breakfast is excellent! It is close to a metro station which bring you downtown in 20 minutes. It is a great place to stay, I highly recommend it.

We had a phenomenal experience. The evening staff are so wonderful. They would converse with you, help plan your following day, and one even helped me wash the baby’s bottles. We had a glitch in our room the first night and the man at the counter immediately tried to help. When he couldn’t we were moved rooms without hesitation. The rooms are small but for Europe it’s expected. Who goes to Paris and spends a lot of time in their room anyways. The subway is a 5 min walk and takes roughly 20 min to get to downtown. There’s several places to eat around the hotel. There’s 2 pharmacies and a grocery store too. Buy water at the grocery instead of downtown and save a ton of money. We did breakfast there daily. It was a typical French breakfast and the fresh pastries were amazing! Our only complaint was housekeeping kept leaving dirty towels behind and taking our extra card out of the electrical slot. Overall was great and we would stay again!!

I chose ibis near Paris expo for my business trip because I had stay at an ibis hotel in Singapore and was impressed by the hotel chain. This ibis, while the staff were nice and accommodating, there was not much in the way of amenities for the price I paid per night. The room was retry much bare.

Good budget hotel in Paris. About 5 minutes walk to the metro. The metro takes around 15/20 minutes to get to central Paris. Surrounding area is nice. Hotel is clean and comfortable. It cost us around €20 in an Uber to Orly Airport. Would stay here again.

Nice and clean. Friendly staff would stay there again.