The entrance to the property through the passageway is unique and just one of the many things that endear the place to me. It has one of the single narrowest hallways in a hotel I have ever seen. Very French.
Save your money and lots of aggravation and stay away from this hotel. Ancient building with one extra slow elevator, cramped room with very damp moldy smell and non-working AC, no complimentary bottled water, minimal and poor quality bathroom amenities, very old towels. My room was not cleaned on second day, and when I complained to the old Indian guy in the front desk who claimed to be the manager he had the gall to be angry and annoyed. When I asked for his name he removed his name tag and refused to give his name. Never apologized for the dirty room and for his nasty and poor handling of complaint. Why is he in the hospitality service when he is totally not hospitable? Last time I will ever stay at a Best Western anywhere in the world. They should change the name to Worst Western Woe-tell.
Property was nice staff was friendly nice location around tons of shops!
Our room was so small the bed was in a loft! Old, worn, noisy, shabby and a terrible bed. Wireless worked well and location is convenient but accommodations are very poor. Would not recommend.
The location of the hotel was very nice in the center of Paris. Metro was close by and easy to get around. As for the hotel itself I was not very happy. First we asked for a full size bed, they gave use two twin beds. When we arrive they did not have a reversation for us on the computer. The cleaning service person took my personal belonging and when I reported to the front desk they never got back to me. Every night when we came back to the hotel we had to get the key activated because it did not work, or they had use down as checked out. we were very disappointed, but we made the best of it and did not let this masup our vacation.
We are well-seasoned travelers who pack light, so do not bring big luggage with you. The rooms are very small, the bathroom is big (shower/tub), the beds are comfortable and clean (NO BUGS), and this hotel is in a FANTASTIC area, surrounded by great bars, restaurants, markets, Metro stops, etc. Do not leave valuables on top of cafe tables; some young girls ran by, swiped my guy's wallet and ran. A guy from Cafe Oz (next door) ran after the girls and GOT THE WALLET! We tipped him well. I wish there were a hot water pot in the room and the mini-fridge isn't exactly cold. If the weather is hot, I'm not sure what the room would be like climate-wise, but it was cool while we were there and we were quite comfortable with an open window. Cafe Zephyr next door is very nice too. Chartier Restaurant (around corner) is recessed into a building, but go for a late dinner. Order red wine and escargot. Inexpensive and very nice.
Nice location, friendly staff, nice and quiet room for the 3 star standard. [...]
I was there to show my artwork during a gallery opening reception. I would like to see more life in the hotel. The reception area could be updated, it seems really cold and lifeless. I didn't want to spend time there and hated for my guest to wait in this area as well. This was just like the average rooms in the hotels I've stayed in. I thought the flat screen TV was a nice touch and the white duvet on the bed was nice. Hard wood floors in the rooms made me very happy and I loved my room facing blvd. Monmartre. The iron needed to be replaced. Bathroom shower curtain needs to be plastic instead of fabric, water kept leaking from shower to floor all the time.
Located in Paris City Center, Best Western Hotel Ronceray Opera is next to Grands Boulevards and Grevin Museum. The 130 rooms at this 3-star hotel include minibars, coffee makers, and LED TVs.
For your convenience, a buffet breakfast is served for a fee on weekdays from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM and on weekends from 7:00 AM to 10:30 AM. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge.
All 130 heated rooms provide minibars, coffee makers, and free bottled water. 32-inch LED TVs are available for entertainment, and guests can stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers and hair dryers. Safes and phones are also standard.
Best Western Hotel Ronceray Opera features free WiFi in public areas, a meeting room, and a business center. Airport transportation is made easy with a shuttle from the hotel to the airport (available 24 hours) for EUR 26 per person. Front-desk staff can answer questions 24/7, and assist with securing valuables, tours or tickets, and luggage storage. Additional amenities include express check-in, free newspapers, and laundry facilities.
The entrance to the property through the passageway is unique and just one of the many things that endear the place to me. It has one of the single narrowest hallways in a hotel I have ever seen. Very French.
Save your money and lots of aggravation and stay away from this hotel. Ancient building with one extra slow elevator, cramped room with very damp moldy smell and non-working AC, no complimentary bottled water, minimal and poor quality bathroom amenities, very old towels. My room was not cleaned on second day, and when I complained to the old Indian guy in the front desk who claimed to be the manager he had the gall to be angry and annoyed. When I asked for his name he removed his name tag and refused to give his name. Never apologized for the dirty room and for his nasty and poor handling of complaint. Why is he in the hospitality service when he is totally not hospitable? Last time I will ever stay at a Best Western anywhere in the world. They should change the name to Worst Western Woe-tell.
Property was nice staff was friendly nice location around tons of shops!
Our room was so small the bed was in a loft! Old, worn, noisy, shabby and a terrible bed. Wireless worked well and location is convenient but accommodations are very poor. Would not recommend.
The location of the hotel was very nice in the center of Paris. Metro was close by and easy to get around. As for the hotel itself I was not very happy. First we asked for a full size bed, they gave use two twin beds. When we arrive they did not have a reversation for us on the computer. The cleaning service person took my personal belonging and when I reported to the front desk they never got back to me. Every night when we came back to the hotel we had to get the key activated because it did not work, or they had use down as checked out. we were very disappointed, but we made the best of it and did not let this masup our vacation.
We are well-seasoned travelers who pack light, so do not bring big luggage with you. The rooms are very small, the bathroom is big (shower/tub), the beds are comfortable and clean (NO BUGS), and this hotel is in a FANTASTIC area, surrounded by great bars, restaurants, markets, Metro stops, etc. Do not leave valuables on top of cafe tables; some young girls ran by, swiped my guy's wallet and ran. A guy from Cafe Oz (next door) ran after the girls and GOT THE WALLET! We tipped him well. I wish there were a hot water pot in the room and the mini-fridge isn't exactly cold. If the weather is hot, I'm not sure what the room would be like climate-wise, but it was cool while we were there and we were quite comfortable with an open window. Cafe Zephyr next door is very nice too. Chartier Restaurant (around corner) is recessed into a building, but go for a late dinner. Order red wine and escargot. Inexpensive and very nice.
Nice location, friendly staff, nice and quiet room for the 3 star standard. [...]
I was there to show my artwork during a gallery opening reception. I would like to see more life in the hotel. The reception area could be updated, it seems really cold and lifeless. I didn't want to spend time there and hated for my guest to wait in this area as well. This was just like the average rooms in the hotels I've stayed in. I thought the flat screen TV was a nice touch and the white duvet on the bed was nice. Hard wood floors in the rooms made me very happy and I loved my room facing blvd. Monmartre. The iron needed to be replaced. Bathroom shower curtain needs to be plastic instead of fabric, water kept leaking from shower to floor all the time.
