Top Business Hotels in Saint-Denis

At that time, I participated in the Paris Air Show and stayed in the hotel for eight consecutive days. The hotel has a basement, but the entrance is far away, and the procedures for picking up the card and entering the warehouse are more complicated. It is recommended that friends who are good at foreign languages communicate clearly first.

It is a 13-minute drive from Charles de Gaulle Airport, parking is free, and there is a large supermarket near the hotel, which is very convenient. The front desk staff at the hotel are very friendly, the room is clean and tidy, and the breakfast is very good.

I was a bit desapointed, the room was not prepared and no blanket for the second bed. I had to request it then i got a dirty one. I had to go back to the reception to have a new clean one.

I will start with the positives. The rooms are a good size and the shower is nice. However, the hotel over all is tatty and tiered and in need of a revamp, there is a strange smell in the corridors and everything on front desk is over priced. To top off a very average stay the cleaner binned a bag belonging to my son (6 years old) with a photo from PSG stadium tour in with 2 football players who he is besotted with when I reported this to reception desk the guy was extremely rude, dismissive and did nothing at all to help in any way. There are lots more hotels in and around Paris and I would not recommend this one the surrounding areas are very basic, there is little in terms of places to eat. This hotel would serve a purpose for conciencien e for one night if you were visiting stade de France.

Avoid this place. The entrance is like a prison. With security gates. If you’re a smoker, you have to keep moving out the way of other guests coming and going, because the walkway is so narrow. And the outdoor ashtray was always full. The area is awful. Which is probably why they have to buzz you in at night. The housekeeping is poor. I found hairs all over the bathroom, dust in the extractor and all over the room. Burns in the carpet. The mattress protector was 6 inches down from the top of the bed. No safe, refrigerator or kettle in the room. Bedroom door difficult to shut properly. Breakfast wasn’t great. First day, the only cooked food was some very unappealing sausages and boiled eggs. Doesn’t deserve its 3 stars and not worth more than £50 per night. I paid more than twice that. There isn’t even anywhere sensible for a taxi to drop you off or pick you up. Pay no attention to the happy looking pictures. This place is a miserable dump.

I want to make a comment about a hotel we stayed at recently. First of all, for once I didn't book on the Accor website! big mistake. When we arrived there was a paper stuck on the door saying ”hotel full”. But as there were free rooms on the site, I allowed myself to knock very hard on the glass door and the guard ended up opening. This man was far from friendly. And when I told him that I hadn't made my reservation online, he replied ”fortunately, because if I hadn't wanted to take you, I would have been very annoyed” (well, almost that word). In short. I reserve the room and 2 breakfasts and finally he says to me ”ah well, there's a mistake, I only put one. It doesn't matter, you'll ask for one more tomorrow morning”. Ok. And in the morning I was glad that only one breakfast was counted. It was the berezina! Almost nothing to eat, not even a tea bag! I had to go get some in the car for my husband. I ate what I had brought in my cooler...and frankly it was better than what was available! The young man at the reception was very embarrassed not to satisfy us, ok but hey the presentation and the diversity of the products was not there anyway! It's the first time we've had this kind of problem in a Formula 1 car. But really, we were very disappointed. I think something needs to be done to fix this. We almost always book directly on the Accor website. We do not go through resellers like booking or other. But that doesn't change the quality. Frankly, it was mediocre. In addition, I would like to point out an event that took place in my presence (and joins some comments): the evening receptionist (the elderly man I dealt with and who pretended not to know how to use the 'computer) made a young man pay when it was already paid by his company, this gentleman told him. But since he didn't speak French very well, he didn't dare insist. So he paid, there the manager says to him ah damn it was already paid, and says to him ”normally you will be reimbursed but there... I very much doubt it!” How ? since on the invoice there was not written that the gentleman paid twice!

With a stay at Aparthotel Adagio Access Paris Saint-Denis Pleyel in Saint-Denis (La Plaine-Saint-Denis), you'll be a 3-minute drive from Stade de France and 9 minutes from La Machine du Moulin Rouge. This residence is 4.9 mi (7.9 km) from Champs-Élysées and 5 mi (8 km) from Palais Garnier.This smoke-free residence has 8 floors in 1 building and offers wheelchair access.Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 107 guestrooms, featuring kitchens with stovetops and microwaves. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Then having booked the night from 1 to 02 July, unfortunately the Mylene Farmer concert was cancelled, which has neither our fault nor the hotel, but having sent several mails explaining the situation, direction has nothing to know and to debit the amounts , I still have to ask either the night deferral or even 50/50 , I was ready to pay half the story of understanding that the hotel needs to work but nothing at all so 1€ to debit The hotel is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is a hotel that is

Abbiamo scelto l’albergo per la vicinanza allo Stade de France, in occasione di un concerto. Per problematiche legate ai voli ci abbiamo soggiornato 5 notti. Punti positivi: sicuramente la posizione vicino alla metropolitana (linea 13) che a poche centinaia di metri dall’albergo, con una fermata consente l’arrivo allo stade de france. In una 20ina di minuti si raggiunge il centro e con i vari interscambi si può raggiungere qualunque destinazione abbastanza agilmente e in poco tempo. L’albergo è pulito, la stanza (la nostra a 4 letti) non grandissima, arredamento moderno ma essenziale. Non c’è un armadio chiuso ma 4-5 grucce su cui appendere i giubbotti, non c’è frigo, non c’è neanche il phon (che ho letto andava chiesto ogni sera in reception- io, per evitare l’ho portato da casa). Bagno piccolo con doccia. Letto (a mio parere) comodo ma è sostanzialmente materasso su una tavola in legno. Colazione: self service continentale con dolce e salato. Caffè e cappuccino da macchinetta automatica.. di cappuccino c’è solo il nome. Lati negativi: sicuramente la posizione. Saint Denis non è esattamente un quartiere dove fa piacere passeggiare, soprattutto la sera. Periferia povera di Parigi. Intorno per mangiare non c’è granché. Non abbiamo trovato un vero e proprio supermercato (anche se ammetto non ci siamo mai allontanati troppo dall’hotel); bistrot attorno 1 (sotto l’albergo) che però ha chiuso il giovedi e fino al sabato mattina, che siamo partiti, non abbiamo visto riaperto. Il giovedì ci siamo arrangiati al “ristorante” dell’hotel a fianco: il venerdi era chiuso pure questo (ci hanno detto “il week-end chiudiamo).. altri bistrot tecnicamente presenti in zona erano tutti chiusi (ferie? Falliti? Boh). In albergo è presente un totem per ordinare “a domicilio” ma non lo abbiamo sperimentato.. il venerdì abbiamo mangiato in un improbabile bistrot gestito da un franco-algerino (?), senza insegna, senza menù, che ha acceso la cucina solo per noi. È stato ultra-gentile, non ha accettato neanche mancia, ci ha offerto creme brûlé e avrebbe voluto offrirci pure caffè.. sconto sul conto (su foglietto).. mangiato pure bene e speso metà rispetto al solito ma non ripeterei esperienza ne mi sentirei di consigliarla. In definitiva vi consiglierei l’hotel solo se consapevoli della zona e per massimo 1-2 notti per eventi allo Stade de France. Ps. Se ci capitate merita una visita la basilica di Saint Denis, 2 fermate di metro.. superato lo choc di essere finiti ancor di più in periferia estrema, con una breve passeggiata a piedi si raggiunge una splendida Basilica gotica dove riposano una 40ina di monarchi francesi..