Kyriad Paris Nord - Porte de Saint Ouen

It was OK. The room was OK, but had a broken shower. The management was helpful in finding a new room for me at 1:00 in the morning.

Everyone at this Hotel was wonderful, friendly and helpful! Kris at the front desk was beyond words! It was great to have the large, buffet breakfasts in the morning to start the day. The rooms were clean and the showers were large and had plenty of hot water. The internet access was important to us. The Restaurant within the Hotel was exceptional and very well priced. The waitress that helped us at dinner was top notch and very kind. Only located a few blocks from the Metro, allowed us to access the rest of paris easily. We'd come again in a heart beat!!

it was amazing during our stay..room very clean,bed soo soft,very near in train station...just a bit upset with other staff,,,,but sure i love to recommend..

The location of the hotel is borderline acceptable. Sure, it is convenient enough with two metro stations being close - but the neighborhood itself is not exactly what you'd want. I am sure nothing bad happens there anymore than in your average Paris neighborhood - but that's the part I enjoyed the least. Had the location been better, it would have been a clear winner.

The hotel is clean, renovated and in vere good shape. The staff is very courteous and helpful and pleasant. The room was very small. From the hotel information on Expedia, I thought the hotel was much closer to the center of the city and in fact it is quite far, several metro stations to reach the areas of interest to toursits such as the "arc de triomphe" etc.

The Hotel is ok for Europe (meaning small as it can be). It is not to far from a metro but it takes several minutes to be in the hot spots. Be aware about the breakfast, it was not clear if it is included and the hotel charges you 15€ per person daily if you take it.

Its a great hotel. Was branded as holiday inn previously. So you don't find many reviews online. The room was rather large, all amenities in place. Free internet, coffee pot etc. Bed was comfortable.

Way outside the main areas of Paris....best to use Metro, not many restaurants around...hotel restaurant disappointing

We booked with Expedia and prepaid. Holiday Inn actually claimed to be sold out. Rates were reasonable, as far as Paris rates can be. Two rooms, two single beds each. Not room for much else, but we only used hotel for sleep, essentially. We avoided breakfast at the property due to the previous reviewers. We ate at local cafe/brasserie which is part of the experience for us-- there were tour buses at our hotel, but no impact to our stay, not even elevator delays, etc.. We arrived early in the day for our 4 night stay, and they graciously secured our luggage while we spent the day at Versailles. Despite my broken french, check in and front desk service was a breeze. They were helpful with maps, directions, etc. We visited the nearby HUGE antique market and flea market on the weekend. Fun and close to the hotel. Les Puces, I think it's called. Huge. The metro was about two blocks away. We got from CDG airport to the property in one hour, no problem. RER train using NAVIGO transport pass from CDG to Gare de Nord station where we caught Metro line 2 to Place de Clichy station where we caught line 13 Metro to the Porte de St Ouen station. Caution, Line 13 metro has TWO trains, which split at La Fourche (the FORK). Use the St Denis train on line 13, we found out, the hard way, haha.. Ok, the room was petite. but had all amenities, no washcloths, like most european hotels. I used Holiday Inn since I knew the standards, was not disappointed. might get closer to city next time.

Hotel was near airport bus bus service to terminal was confusing requiring a very long walk despite the fact that the bus goes right by the terminal (but doesn't stop there).