Hotel ibis Styles Paris Porte d'Orléans (Montrouge, France)

Many reviewers paid tribute to the friendly, obliging and attentive reception staff, some of whom were multilingual. Plenty of guests experienced a quick check-in.

The location of this hotel on the southern edge of central Paris appealed to many travellers as there were bars, supermarkets, dining options and cafes in the surrounding blocks. Moreover, it put reviewers within easy walking distance of two metro stations, paving the way for straightforward access to the many attractions and sights of central Paris. Drivers appreciated the easy access by car and proximity of key routes like the Boulevard Périphérique, A68 and A86. The proximity of petrol stations and the on-site parking were another plus.

The bold, bright and fresh design of the rooms appealed to travellers, who said the rooms were well-cleaned and comfortable. There was further praise for the pleasant city views from some rooms in the upper floors as well as the cosy beds. Those watching their budgets often felt the room rates were reasonable for mid-range accommodation in the area.

Although many visitors felt their rooms were more than adequately spacious for their needs, others claimed that certain rooms felt a little bit too compact, especially when fully occupied. Some reviewers also struggled to adjust the room temperature to their liking with the provided climate controls.

Some motorists occasionally claimed they found it tricky to negotiate certain tight spaces in the parking garage.

While many diners said they enjoyed a tasty free continental breakfast buffet, there were some critics who claimed that the dining room was prone to becoming chaotic or untidy during peak periods.