Value, of course is relative to price, so let me begin by saying that my rate was EU70. At that price, some of the shortcomings are par for the course, whereas at a higher price they may be less palatable. The location is excellent, in the eleventh, with many illustrious neighbors in nearby Pere LaChaise.If you are a Rick Steves... More

Not the most central of hotels but 5 mins' walk to Pere Lachaise metro and within Zone 1 and near to supermarkets and food options mean this was overall well placed. Basic rooms but well-kept and no problems whatsoever. The room and toilet were a decent size, although the shower cubicle was a tad small. The staff at reception was... More

The Ibis properties are known for travelers especially those traveling on business (although they can be family friendly as well). They are small rooms with a bed, a desk, television and 3/4 bathroom. Really? What more do you need? The room was clean and I felt safe. The only drawback I can think to mention is that the walls can... More

Guys, save yourself from a nightmare of staying in this hotel. We arrived in Paris on 13 October 2012 and stayed for 5 days and 4 nights. Late check in because the room wasn't ready when we arrived. Small elevators only fit 2 persons + 2 luggage. Dark and not too clean rooms and bathrooms. Plus... Horrible.. Horrible receptionist called... More

If you've stayed in Parisien hotel before, you'll know to expect two things: that you will pay a lot of money for even a basic room, and that said basic room will mostly likely be teeny tiny. This is absolutely the case with this brance of the Ibis. The bed filled almost all the space, and I think two people... More

The hotel(it calls itself the Ibis Pere Lachaise now) was broadly as per our expectations from an Ibis. There was a minor hiccup at the time of the check-in when we were told that our room would not be ready before 12:30-1pm, despite the official checking time being 12pm, but we went out for a stroll in the cemetery nearby... More

The hotel is o.k., if you only want to sleep in the room. Does not offer anything special, and the rooms are really tiny. The breakfast was above expectations.

I was in Paris overnight because I went there for a job interview. I picked Ibis at Père Lachaise because the hotel was close to the place I went to for the interview. Practically all the hotels in Paris, for that price at least (99 euros), was booked because of a French national holiday. So I was limited in choice.... More