Hotel Le Clos d'Alésia

Staff was great!

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was ok but No electricity in the room in the morning...took a shower in the dark, not ideal ! staff apologized ...i would have expected like free breakfast but nothing !

I had book to stay here for 2 days initially but extended my stay for a total of 5 days because I liked how quiet it was, breakfast was great and there’s a guy that works days, he’s name is Ohmair or Romain, he’s friendly and very nice, he went above and beyond with his customer service skills. I will recommend this place and will return for a future visit.

Probably one of the worst properties I have ever stayed in. Arrived very late after flight delays and the floor we were on had no lighting in the hallway - had to use phone to find room, move luggage and then find the slot to put room key in to get light in the room. Towels literally had holes in them. Linen all very old. Internet patchy. Bathroom smelt like a public toilet. Upside - it was near where our daughter lives so we could walk to her and the restaurants in the area are good.

Short and pleasant stay. Professional team.

Good location. Friendly staff

This was in a nice, quiet neighborhood that was conveniently located. The rooms were clean and also quiet and the staff was very helpful and courteous.

The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. The hotel is located on a quiet side-street, a five minute walk to some dining options and a somewhat longer walk to a bus stop and the RER B train. There was no air conditioning, but a loaner fan enabled sleep. You should also be aware that there are no in-house dining options, breakfast included. There were some stains on the rug, but otherwise, the premises were in excellent condition. Unconditionally recommended.

Excellent living condition for sleeping if you intend to be out for long periods of time. However, it does get hot in sunny days. Request a fan. Otherwise, very simple and has all necessities. Lots of food and shops nearby.

It's in a good location with good transport service and food places around. Bed was very confortable. Bathroom very old and it wasn't very clean.

The room was a bit small and the room style was basic and a bit old but fine. The room had a nice scenic painting. The staff were very pleasant. The location is close to two subway metro stations. Nice restaurants are nearby. A great grocery store is almost across the street. I would be happy to stay at Hotel Le Clos d'Alesia again.

Less than a 2 stars hotel, old, ugly, tiny room for a high 3 stars price, scandalous

Conveniently near to my friend’s residence. Good service

good location, close to restaurants and Metro station. safe. the room was ok. towels were clean but old.

Our stay was great, the hotel is clean, the staff is nice, and the location is perfect to go walk all over the city!

Kevin and the propriortor were extremely helpful and performed tasks not routinely associated with their functions. Without blinking an eye they went out of their way to resolve situations. I have never experienced such level of service in my 74 years!

Nice location but the interior of the hotel is quite dated.

This hotel is okay. If you are the type to explore all day and just need it for sleeping then this is for you. All the attractions as in Eiffel Tower, louvre, etc. are 25min distance but you have transportation near by. This hotel does not have AC in the rooms, only small fans. I was there during the heat summer days and it’s brutal. The staff was nice and friendly.

The hotel rooms were generally larger than the typical Parisian hotel. The desk clerks were extremely friendly and management was very helpful in accommodating an error in our booking (we meant to book an additional day, but the room we were already in was already booked for that extra night). It was clean, and generally well maintained. The location was not near tourist areas, but it was a quick taxi or metro ride, or perhaps a 20 minute walk, to get to the places we wanted to go. The fact that it is not near tourist areas was nice (for us, anyway), in that the shops and restaurants nearby were not "touristy" and generally less expensive. Wi-Fi was good, but open. Make sure you use a VPN or some other encryption if you are entering passwords. The only downside was that Paris was experiencing a heat wave during our stay, and the hotel is not air-conditioned. Electric fans were available on request though. Our room was directly over the entrance, and occasionally, the clerks would step outside to smoke a cigarette, and the odor would waft into our room (which were open due to the heat wave). So, if they read this review, perhaps they would consider stepping a few meters away from the front of the hotel in the future. We would definitely consider a stay in this hotel again. It was a near perfect fit for what we were looking for!