Hotéis Premiere Classe em Nanterre

Asian king Zhou Dong came to Paris to hold a concert, at the La Defang Stadium, and booked this hotel closest to the venue. The hotel is good overall, the decoration style is very artistic, the room is recommended to choose the upper floors facing the city. If you go to Ladbrokes Stadium to see a concert or event, recommend this, go back at night without crowding the subway.

Very good experience. Hotel in a quiet location. No noise at night apart from the neighbors but nothing that prevents you from sleeping. The team is very nice too.

地點在地鐵站上面，半小時能抵達巴黎景點，而且鄰近奧運會場地，選址極好。房間洗臉盆的排水設施有問題，沐浴露已經用完但沒有補充，除此之外體驗不錯。服務態度十分良好，酒店人員樂於幫助我到已退的房間尋找失物。

Bon Hôtel situé à 5 minute à pieds de l'Arena , personnelles impeccable et service hôtelière bon . Hôtel et chambre très propre , je conseil fortement . Petit déjeuner bio de qualité avec un bon choix . Parking de Lidl à coté avec place réservé pour l'hôtel.

hotel amenities is definitely sufficient! they have a 24hr lounge area which is amazing! the staff were friendly and polite. it's a 9-12 mins walk to the nearest station but once you reach the station, it's pretty convenient to go almost anywhere. lovely stay. will definitely stay here if we are in Paris 🩷

Please be careful when making reservations and staying at the hotel. They are absolute liars and make false promises. The services are pretty bad in general and the check in and customer service is pathetic. Also please do check the room rates on other websites since the rates on their website is the highest and it takes lot of exchange of mails to convince them and get the refund.

The professionalism of some people at the reception is very appreciable. Bravo for the anticipation! Take care, take account, proposal and take leave = the 4 Phases are very well respected

We stayed there primarily to see Taylor Swift at La Defense Arena, but it was also very easy and comfortable to travel to the Paris city center from the nearby train station. We walked all the way back to our accommodation from the Arena to avoid the crowds waiting for the train, which took us around 30 minutes. Getting to the city center by train was easier and quicker than we thought. Nanterre is a mix of quirky old French houses and new builds, and the old town city center is super charming. There are good grocery shops nearby, and it’s a quiet neighborhood. We liked our room, which featured a double bed, desk, armchair, and bathroom with a rain shower. Everything was clean. The only thing we disliked was the bath towels, which kept piling up, so we ended up using the paper tissues for our face and hands.

My main complaint is that the air conditioning was off during our whole stay. We dreaded getting back to the hotel because we knew it would be hot and uncomfortable. The woman in the lobby was incredibly unfriendly and said that the AC was turned off to save on costs and that it wouldn't be turned on until April 28. April 29 came around (when we gladly checked out), and the AC was still off. The website advertises that all rooms have AC, which they do, but the hotel turns it off to cut costs. We asked if they at least had a fan, and she just said they didn't have fans. And the windows don't have screens on them, so if you open them to get some cool air in your room, you basically have an open hole to the outdoors. That was great when we opened ours, and the first thing we saw was a huge spiderweb with a spider on it by the corner. Also, the lobby is on the third floor of a building, and there is no elevator or escalator, so good luck getting there with disabilities or heavy luggage. Furthermore, the shower drain clogged the first night. The night staff spoke very little English, but we were able to work with them, and they moved us to a different room with a working drain. Since they seemed more friendly than the daytime woman, we also told them about the AC, but all they said was to wait 30 minutes for the AC to work. Obviously, it never worked. Lastly, this hotel is very near a train station, but keep in mind that it is an RER station outside of the Paris area (it's not a metro station), so if you get the Navigo card, that won't get you as far as you need to go. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area, nor would I stay there ever again.