Premiere Classe la Ville du Bois

It is a simple, low-cost hotel, like other Premiere Classes. We had some problems during our stay: . there was no toilet paper on the second day. We requested maintenance but on the third day, there was still no toilet paper. We solved the problem by buying our toilet paper. . the heating stopped working. The attendant said there would be no solution that day, although it was winter. . an alarm malfunctioned and it was not possible to sleep properly. At least 3 times we had to wake up to meet someone from maintenance. . There were not enough towels on the first day. We asked for towels at reception. The next day, after requesting cleaning due to a lack of toilet paper, they only left 1 towel for 3 guests. . We arrived after 9 pm and the gate was closed. After unsuccessful attempts to enter, when we were already considering looking for another hotel to spend the night (without our bags, which were locked in the room), an employee appeared and explained that we should enter a code to open the gate. This should have been informed at check-in. There are supermarkets, gas stations and boulangeries nearby. In less than 1 hour you can reach Paris downtown by car. The hotel is old, with small rooms and a shower area with plastic curtains. The bathroom floor soon becomes wet. The staff is friendly.

The property was extremely small in size. The photos of the property are deceptive. There is hardly any room in the hotel room to walk to the bathroom or the cupboard. From the door, one almost just lands on the bed. The bathroom is extremely small. The shower area is so small that the slightest movement results in knocking oneself on the surroundings. This caused many instances of shutting off the shower. The extractor fan in the washroom did not work. There was no soap provided on the basin. There was a soap dispenser in the shower area but it did not work. The first room that we were allocated stank badly. I requested a change which was accepted. The worst part was the unacceptable heat in the room. I understand that the room was not air conditioned, but no table or desk fan was provided either to make our stay comfortable. It felt like sleeping in an oven.

Like staying in a plastic phone box in 30 degrees, with the “cubicle” next door having two occupants sprawled on beds with the door wide open and pairs of boots sitting outside .

We were 3 persons, but we got 2 towels . The breakfast was ok , but there aren't breads The room was small.