Paris hotels near Musée de l'Orangerie

Cons: I wouldn’t change a thing.

Cons: The bathroom was noisy from the fan

Cons: Aspects of the rooms are getting a bit old fashioned - no plug by the bed to charge mobiles, for instance.

Cons: Can't think of anything.

Cons: N/A everything was goog

Cons: Walls could be soundproofed better.

Cons: It was a bit noisy in the room from people in the hallways. Made it seem as if they were in the room too. The location can be a little iffy for families as it is off (or part of?) the "red light district". It gets kind of noisy outside of the security gate late at night/really early in the morning from patrons out and about having a good time, but it wasn't frustratingly noisy enough to get upset about. Also, we had our balcony door open, so we probably heard more than usual.

Cons: Needs updating and better cleaning: cobwebs in corners, shower not well scrubbed, bathroom floor grout is dirty, pubic hair left on vanity one day, smoke detector missing in hallway and in room. Small sink in toilet room would be nice. Bed was very firm and unforgiving.

Cons: the room is a lot smaller than it looks in photos

Cons: Bathrooms are old and smell a little moldy. There was one outlet to use in the room which has 4 beds in it, they should add a power strip for more outlets and a small light by each bed would be nice too. An additional mirror outside of the bathroom so people can still finiish get ready when someone is in the bathroom, I stayed in an all female dorm and was surprised there was not another mirror.

Cons: It was great. Just very few places around to eat

Cons: I am very displeased with the quality and service provided during my stay at this Ibis. To start, I booked this hotel because the description indicated “the new ibis room” to celebrate my eighth wedding anniversary. To my surprise it was completely the contrary. When we arrived at the hotel, I asked the receptionist to confirm my specific room requests (indicated above and below). The individual had us wait for about 30 minutes because allegedly his manager was confirming that the room was in order. When we arrived to the room, it was very displeasing to my wife and to myself for the following reasons: 1. The hallway floor had old carpet with noticeable large stains. Clearly not maintained. 2. The room itself was one of the worst maintained hotel room I have ever stayed. Old floor, walls, cabinets sidings and window paint were peeling off. The bathroom walls, bathtub and in sink all had mold. 3. There is no room service. I dialed more than 5 times to the receptionist with no response. 4. No iron available. It was a siege to validate the door card for access to the only room with an iron. One afternoon, I went to the receptionist three times because the receptionist was unable to successfully validate the card. I regret spending my anniversary under these harsh conditions and I will never again stay at this hotel nor will we ever recommend others to stay here as well. Further and for the above reasons, I would like to officially request compensation and your attention to remediate this situation and halt the false advertisement of a “new ibis room.”

Cons: Room had zero art I think. Not that it really matters, but I think every single wall was void of any hanging whatsoever. Makes it seem very vanilla, very bland blah room. Will this affect your night sleep? No. But it's not a cheap hotel by any means so I expected more from the room. The lobby is nice looking, some new modern type wood decor, but aside from the first floor (floor "0") the rest of what I saw was pretty dated and bland - not what you'd expect from a fairly nice seeming, affordable but not cheap hotel in the middle of Paris of all places... Paris known for class, fashion, chic, etc.