Leila G.
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Room and service: The room is modern and beautiful, but that's about it. No amenities inside the room. In the shower there where 2 bittles of shampoo and 1 conditioner. No shower gel.
There is only one seat in the room that is awfully uncomfortable. There are no "do not disturb" signs in the room, you need to ask the reception or watch as the staff try to come in even after they cleaned the room once. I was in the room when one of them opened it. She couldn't speak English, so I don't know what she needed. The bed had already been made in the morning when I was gone, so there was no reason for a new visit. Also, there is no kettle in the room. You have to pay to drink the tea in the lobby. There are no waters either. They give you one token per perskn for free drink: tea or water. So they charge for the most basic thing.
Location: The hotel is in the middle of nowhere. The nearest place is open for the university and the companies around and only are open during work hours. The only option at night is a Subway, 10 minutes walk away. Coming out of the hotel, there is a 2 minute walk by the road which is dangerous as there are no pavements or crossings.
Breakfast: it was horrible. Few varieties and nothing delicious. As there are no other options near by, you kind of have to eat it. The scrambled egg looked disgusting and the coffe was horrible! There are two coffee machines and both are bad. It's an irony, considering that you are in France.
Food: no room service of course. There are no phones in the rooms either. But the food itself for dinner was fine. Though most of the times there are items that are crossed out. So very limited options. Their salad was great though.
Lobby: as most guests are working people on a business trip, the lobby is actually designed to work which is nice.
Hotel amenities: there is a tiny gym and a pool. They are good.