Great experience

Excellent location with regards to transit and the airport, 15minutes or less to the historical center, large rooms by European standards... I feel it offers excellent value and would stay here again for my event next year again.

Safe, quiet and friendly hotel.

Good hotel.

Breakfast was excellent.

Great area

Nice , clean , modern Very convenient Close to the train station

We had two comfortable nights sleep at the hotel & the staff were helpful

Service exceptionnel de jour comme de soir, menage dans la chambre a tous les jours sans le demandé. Confort absolu. Vraiment un confortable et magnifique endroit. Super bien situé, pres du metro, de resto, cafe et buanderie.

Clean quiet friendly

Very nice. Will come again.

The hotel was central and room was big, clean and quite modern

Overall I felt this hotel was above average, and the 4-star rating is accurate. Amenities were comfy and the breakfast was rather good (and consistent) everyday. All things considered, I would continue to book Eurostar resorts.

Fantastic location. Very good service. Hard to beat the view over the river.

The floor of the room with a lot of dust.

The staff where great, the room and facilities where great, the subway is less than 5 minutes away. Everything from restaurants to a laundromat in the complex in front. Could not have asked for more.

We booked last minute because our pre-booked accommodation was not suitable. This property was awesome in terms of comfort and service.

Good location

Great value

This place is nice and comfortable. There isn’t a restaurant or bar available on weekends. During the week they offer breakfast and lunch. Never saw the bar operational except for a private function on Saturday night. They should make this clear in their Hotels.com listing. I think this place is geared toward working professionals. It’s out of the way, so best for those traveling by car. It is located near metro and bus lines, so even without a car you can easily make it work. There are walkable markets, bars, and restaurants. There is a kitchen but you have to pay 8 euros to have them unlock the cabinets with the pans, plates, etc. Once they did that, we still had to ask for a wine opener, wine glasses, and a knife. They had the first two things we needed and readily supplied them but don’t have knives other than the butter variety. So cooking is a bit of a challenge. The stuff they do supply is minimal. My feeling when it comes to kitchenettes is, to paraphrase Yoda, “Do or do not. There is no try”.