I stayed here last year with my younger sister, on our first ever proper trip abroad. We were on a tight budget and this hotel did the job. Only a mile and a half or so from the Eiffel Tower, and it's a nice walk. There is a Metro stop just along the road so great for getting around. We... More

Good location - short walk to metro and plenty of shops and restaurants around hotel. Room fairly basic, but very comfortable bed with memory foam mattress. Free wifi in room. Small kitchen area with sink unit, fridge, microwave, 2 electric hob cooker top, frying pan, saucepan, filter coffee machine and plenty of crockery, glassware and cutlery. No kettle, but can... More

I used this hotel because the charge was one of the lowest compared to others in Paris. Considering this and the fact that its a fairly fbasic unctional hotel, the comfort levels were pretty good, the staff all courteous and the brealfast was good. I would use it again. 200yards from Metro station

I stayed here from 20th november to 20th december. I was sent by my company for a specialization course. The double room costs around 160€/night, which is a bit expensive for a suburb, even if it is Paris. You are 5 minutes away, by foot, from the subway, Malakoff Plateau de Vanves, and 5 min from the train/transilien station. If... More

Very old rooms, bad service, once a week clean up, problems with a parking -must be booked. Breakfast is better in a cafe in other site of the street. The kitchen is to small. Near is a supermarket and McDonalds.

We were booked into this hotel on May 18, 2012 as a supposed upgrade by our travel agent. Boy, were they wrong. The hotel was old, dark and noisey. There was black mould in the bathroom and the exhaust fan, which did not work would have blown through the wall into the small dumpy bedroom. The bed was a double,... More

The Citea Vanves was a quiet location apart from the occasional sounds of the passing train. The breakfast was good. The staff was nice and the rooms were cozy with a mini fridge, sink and microwave. Fast food cafes and a supermarket are nearby and the metro stop is a 5-10 minute walk depending on your speed.

The Citea Vanves was a nice locaton outside of Paris proper but better than the Hotel Luxia in the 19th. The hotel is still under renovation but not bad overall and the breakfast was good. The staff was nice and the rooms were cozy with a mini fridge, sink and microwave. There is a bank and grocery store about a... More

My boyfriend and I chose this hotel as a cheap stop off on our way home from the Loire and Dordogne, where we stayed in fabulous places. Even though we expected a basic room, this was just a bit of a shock. The bathroom door doubled as a door to the bedroom, and every noise could be heard both through... More