This hotel is very easy to get to, end of metro line 4 Porte d'Orleans and is a short metro ride from all major attractions. Staff was super courteous and offered helpful advice. Rooms were clean, well kept and sound proof! Only minus is no air conditioning. Free wifi is included for internet use. At 60 euros a night, a... More

Cons: 1. Difficult to locate and quite a distance from main tourist sights, 2. No A/C or fan to circulate air; had to leave windows open at night and was awakened very early by loud street noises, heat and sun, 3. Very few restaurants, 4. Desk clerks spoke minimal English and couldn't give even simple directions, 5. No ice for... More

We did our homework (very bad homework this time!) and selected this hotel. It turned out that it was a total disappointment. The room is tiny, dark and very dirty. The walls and floor of the room are as thin as paper, so you can hear literally everything around your room. By everything, I mean you can hear your neighbour... More

I look for clean hotels in safe areas, with rooms with their own shower and toilette (not the rule in Europe). This time around I also needed two twin beds. My budget was 60 euros a day per person. Parc Hotel provided all the above. Being a single female, though this time around I travelled with a friend, I felt... More

The hotel was decent. I wasn't anything fancy, but it provided me and my girlfriend, with a comfortable place to sleep. The hotels "continental breakfirst" cannot be recommended (not worth the price), but there was a bourlangeri (bakery) nearby, with cheap bread, and crossiant's for breakfirst. It is not far from the tram, metro and bus (Port de Órleans), so... More

I have been staying at the Parc Hotel for many years now during trips to Paris. We like the family atmosphere, the friendliness, the location, and their breakfasts! The owner is a lovely lady who is always very welcoming and tell us about new developments since our last visit. Virginia de Klerk South Africa