ibis Paris Pont De Suresnes

Hotel is located close to Bois de Boulogne, close to some busy main roads but tucked slightly away from these in a pleasant small neighbourhood with plenty of restaurants. Central Paris is easily accessible via RER (about half a mile away) which takes you to La Defense for connections to the centre. This station is in zone three, so make sure you have the right type of ticket (zone 1-3 tickets are only a little more expensive than the zone one alone tickets). Hotel was pleasant and clean, room was a little on the small size, but that didn't bother us. The receptionist was very pleasant and helpful. I'd happily stay here again.

If you pursue for a night in a hotel with a cheaper price, this hotel will be a good choice. It is a bit far away from Paris city centre, yet there is tram station nearby, like within 10 mins walk. It provides free wifi which is something important to me, even though the connection wasn't very stable. The hotel has only one lift, and I was unlucky that the lift was out of order when I check out, so I have to carry my heavy luggage all way by the stairs.

Friendly service, with English speaking staff that gave a great introduction to the motel, facilities and supplied a map of the city and transport services perfect for tourists.

Gréât breakfast

Great service helpful staffs

Easy access to main paris, there's a bus stop outside you get the 244 to port maillot or theres a metro as well. The hotel was clean and modern, the staff were friendly, gave us a map and pointed things out. Is a bit out the way but easy to get to places. Would stay again

The hotel itself is nice but the location makes it difficult to get around the city. Not recommended for tourists - spend a bit extra and get yourself closer to the action.

It was nice to stay. But if only staff reminded us about the water problem!

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The hotel is 5 minutes walk from the tram stop at Suresnes Longchamp and from the Eiffel Tower to the hotel it costs around €16 for a taxi (though it's useful to know that the area is pronounced 'Surenne', as otherwise taxi divers don't know where you mean). There's also a carpark right next door if you're bringing a car, which is useful. The area of Suresnes is very quiet yet really welcoming. We found a great patisserie around the corner of the hotel called Le Fournil Henri IV and there's fantastic food at Le Pub Suresnes a short walk from the hotel. The hotel itself was very clean - we often bumped into the cleaning staff when returning during the day. The rooms were small, but had everything you need without being cramped. The reception staff were very welcoming and attentive. Whilst there's no restaurant, the bar food was good and you can take it to your room, which was useful for us given we'd had a very long day and not had chance to eat. Overall I wouldn't hesitate in returning to the hotel or recommending it to others. Suresnes is a great area and as it's only 20 mins on the tram and metro into the centre of Paris, it's not too far out of the centre given its excellent value.

Very helpfull staff, safe area with many restaurants and shops, very near bus station with excellent conection to Porte maillot for only 10 minutes, where you go anywhere with metro.It's a great option to stay in Hotel Ibis Paris Pont de Suresnes.