I booked for 5 nights and checked out 2nd night. It cost Euro 138 per night where they don’t give Iron Box or not even fresh coffee free. French guys should learn how US hotels treat the business guest.

Checked into this hotel on a solo visit to Paris. The hotel offers good value for money with very clean rooms and comfortable bed for a restful sleep. If you are in Paris for a solo visit and mindful of your expenses, try this hotel for value.

Waiting over 30 minutes to check in with no apology was unbelievable. The room was small and functional (very!) with a plastic chair. It was noisy in the morning outside. However it was very clean and the bed was comfortable.

We found the hotel very clean and the staff friendly. Breakfast was more than adequate. The room was clean and tidy but was very small for two people. We travel to Rueil every year and would choose this hotel again.

I stayed there for more than one week. The staff is very friendly and very nice although the rooms are small but very clean. Very close to city center and many eateries. The staff made me their friends. The place is also very near to RER also.

The rooms at the Ibis are very basic - but the bathrooms are clean and the snack service very good for the business traveller wanting food quickly. The breakfast was great!

My husband and I stayed at this hotel with our almost 2-year- old daughter and have to say we found it a lot nicer than we were expecting. We'd heard that most hotel rooms in Paris/area were tiny but we had a double room with a cot for the little one and had plenty of room. It was clean and... More

I have stayed here several times while on business. It is clean, quiet. Problem is not close to the RER. You can take the bus which is around the corner to get to La Defense and then train into Paris. Kinda fun to get a local flavor. There are several cute restaurants in walking distance. The town itself is very... More

- Clean. - Nice Hotel - Nice Neighborhood - Excellent breackfast - Good service - It is not in the city (20 minutes to Metro), but there isn't a problem because the public transport in Paris is very goog.