Hôtel Robespierre Ex Idéal hôtel Paris - Montreuil

“A room in an unlivable condition”

The only bright side was the friendly woman at reception who genuinely tried to help us. We checked into room 102, which smelled horribly of cat urine and was in a severely worn‑out state. When we asked for another room, the staff said none were available and we had to wait an hour for the manager, who never arrived. We spent that hour in the lobby with the problem unresolved and no alternative offered. We were denied a refund, so we had to book a more expensive hotel on our own to avoid being stranded.

Mikhail·Hace una semana

The spot was spot on because it let us avoid the crowds, yet there was no soundproofing at all—people snoring from our room, doors slamming at night, and voices from inside and outside were audible everywhere. On top of that, the rooms were exceptionally cold, even colder than outside.

Yildirim·Hace una semana

“Las fotos del hotel son mejores que el hotel en realidad.”

I was pleased with the location near a metro station and found the bed and pillows incredibly comfortable, but the hotel itself felt quite dirty; the thin walls let noise from adjacent rooms bleed through, the bathroom lacked a door and featured a sliding blind that wasn't shown in the photos, the wardrobe in the room was dust‑laden, and the sink tap wouldn't close properly, causing water to run constantly. Everything seemed very old and in desperate need of a costly renovation.

Diego·Hace una semana

“Read the reviews! In a pinch this will work, but look around first.”

There was an elevator, and the breakfast staff were super friendly while the front desk guys were helpful. It was a relief that they let us in late after our midnight train delay. The room, however, was unattractive with paint peeling in the closet and mold‑like stains in the corners; the shower curtain barely hung, the carpet was old and stained, and the place needed serious updates and cleaning. There was no airflow, fan, or AC, and the light switch was faulty, requiring some trickery to work. Breakfast was minimal—just bread, coffee, and juice—no fruit, protein, or meat, so it could use a serious upgrade.

Arlene·Hace una semana

“Une chambre pour dormir.”

The price was reasonable for the Parisian suburbs, but the hotel was a bit shabby: stained and peeling carpet, cramped toilet, broken shutters, and double glazing that offered little insulation. In short, a full renovation is essential.

Christian·Hace una semana