Plenty of better options in Paris.

For me Paris is the greatest city in the world, but where you stay really impacts the impression you have. I would always recommend staying in the heart of it, walking distance to the major attractions, restaurants and shopping. Paris is a place experienced on foot. Bercy is a bit too far out of the action to walk it, but thankfully there is a metro station within a stone's throw of the hotel and it's a quick ride into town.

The hotel is very run of the mill. Stock standard in every way. Horrible decor, cheap and tacky. It's a very noisy hotel with the corridors filled with the sounds of guests watching TV, talking, screaming etc... But it is clean and comfortable enough and if your budget doesn't stretch to a hotel in the heart of Paris, you could do far worse than this one.

I wouldn't pick this one if I traveled to Paris again based more on location than quality. But it is still far from an impressive hotel.

on arrival happy with location facing the bercy arena and 1 min from bercy metro.. perfect. had to wait about an hour to get rrom. but waited at the bar area and they was also a free tea and coffe machine which u cud use 10am to 10pm which i thought was great. hotel nice, staff nice. booked on accor direct and paid 137 for 2 nights which i thought was alright. if i was seeing a concert defo wud stay ther again. if i was sight seeing prob choose something closer cos it was a fair few stops to etoile. but as always the metro was fab cheap and always efficient. no hassle getting to airport just 1 tube and 1 rer train. the only thing was the selection of restaurants all pretty much the same and ofr me not great. but the hotel was great for what we needed

My friend and I stayed at this hotel from June 12 to June 19, 2009. We booked an air/hotel package with Air Transat, and this is the hotel we ended up with. We emailed in advance to request that our room have two beds, and they were very helpful and booked that for us right away.

Room
The room was very small, but we expected it to be such. Our room had two single beds, pushed together, with some sort of divider that hid our heads from each other. The bed was comfortable, pillows were comfortable, however, we weren't provided with a sheet to go underneath the comforter. The comforter was really quite warm, and the air-conditioning was basically just cool-ish air blowing in, but didn't really do much. Most nights we slept with the window open as well, but were still warm. However, I do believe that Paris was unseasonably warm while we were there (26-27 C). The water pressure in the shower was great, tubs are really hard to get in and out of so if you have a disability that would inhibit you from climbing up into a tub or down out of it, I would not recommend this hotel.

Location
Perfect location right by the metro stop Bercy (3 mins from hotel). We are two girls, and never felt unsafe, even when coming out of the metro at 1 am - great neighbourhood. Some little cafes around the hotel, but Bercy Village is close-by, about a 10 minute walk, and they had some great restaurants.

Staff
Great, very friendly and helpful, always willing to answer questions and help us find where we wanted to go. No complaints there. Although we slept in twice, past 10, and the housekeepers kept knocking on the door - no DO NOT DISTURB signs were provided.

Breakfast
Was included. Ham, Cheese, Croissants, cereal, pain au chocolat, yogurt, fruit, coffee, fresh squeezed orange juice - all great. Much better spread than the continental breakfast we had expected. On the weekends I believe they had eggs and sausage in the second dining room, but we never chose that option.

Bonus
There was a computer in the lobby with free internet access - perfect for sending a quick arrival email home, but beware - many people spend hours at a time. Prime time seemed to be after breakfast.

Also, there was a restaurant but we never ate there. Selection for dinner was limited.

The place was under renovation (ie the lobby) when i stayed there. Like most EU 3 stars the place is basic.
The rooms are clean and bright but extremely small.
No cupboards.
No electric kettle ( though in the lobby you can make urselfs tea or coffee 24 X 7)
No table and chair in the room
DO take an adapter , they usually run short.
Very close to the Metro ,the Ministry of Commerce and Gare de Lyon.
Room rent includes B'fast ( typical French) and WiFi ( works intermittently )

All in All value for money @ 110 E per day!