Mercure Paris Le Bourget

The hotel was good.The rooms were clean.The staff was not very helpful.The air-conditioner was not working.When we told the staff about that they said that there was a problem in the air-conditioner.The breakfast was nice.

Unfortunately I booked this hotel without seeing the negative reviews of the hotel but I still thought it might be some bad experiences of the people who stayed in this hotel , but after reaching the hotel I get to know the negative reviews was exactly right ! Major points of disappointment was 1) The behavior of rude staff , not all but lot of them 2) The air conditioning of rooms or they call fresh air cooling ( we are living in 2019 and the 4 star mercure hotel without air conditioners) after feeling 43 degrees of temperatures staying with 2 small child’s as well you don’t have any options to move once you paid the money to hotel, it was horrible experience for us! 3) Pathetic breakfast served with disgusting service, there was lot of guests for breakfast who were staying with hotel and they all have to for almost half and hour for the table and after getting the table u need to find the cutlery and crockery and food yourself as there was almost nothing in the buffet and no fast refills of buffet! 4) Dirty and unhygienic rooms with broken sinks and leaked pipes and lot of dust on the floor! Advice for everyone don’t waste your precious money and don’t make holidays into horror 😟

We were at the hotel for 10 days during the Paris Airshow. The hotel was very well suited for this. It is located in an industrial area, but in a very quiet location. The hotel offers a shuttle to the fairground. The staff is super friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet is good and sufficient. The restaurant is a bit expensive, but the food is very good. If you want to walk a bit, there are some smaller restaurants within 20 min distance, e.g. Indian, Sushi Too far from the centre of Paris for a city trip.

We stayed at this hotel for a work trip so that we were close to the Expo centre. Good bits: Good size room Friendly reception staff Good breakfast BAD bits: Diabolical dinner Horrific security Desperate need of a revamp Miles from anywhere GROSSLY OVERPIRCED Generally, our first impression of the hotel was OK. It was old but seemed clean and the staff were friendly. We checked in and went to our room...except we were checked into a room which someone already had! Went back down and got another key and went to our (empty) room. It was very tired but clean and had a good shower. It was late so we decided to have dinner in the hotel. Went downstairs and because the restaurant didn't open until 7, went to the bar. Waited 5 minutes for someone to appear to serve us where we were told that they had none of the beer on tap and essentially only half the drinks menu in stock. Very disappointing after a long drive. Then we headed to dinner. There was no a la carte menu, it was all a buffet which was very small and poor quality...and cost €25 per head! The starter selection was OK but there was only 2 hot main meal options (+ rice), both of which were inedible. As for dessert, well, my husband had a slice of pear tart and the pear was still frozen in the middle. Breakfast on the other hand was very good. Access is great for the expo centre and not bad for out of town stuff but it's a drive/bus to the metro stop to access the city centre. Ultimately, there are not really any food options nearby. As for security, (aside from being given the key to someone else’s room) our keycards stopped working twice. I went to reception and on both occasions, it was replaced with no confirming my identity. On the first occasion, I went back to my room to find my husband already inside after he was let in by staff. Again, no confirmation as to who he was or if it was even his room. Given the valuables that we had in the room (there was no safe), we were horrified that such basic precautions were not taken. Then, after this generally uninspiring experience, we got the bill which equated to approx. £300 per night. I nearly fell over (while the price was known to my company, I had no idea). I have stayed in £35 Travelodges which had a better proposition than this. I get that prices are increased near exhibition centres but this was disgusting. If you want to visit the expo, stay in the city and tube out each day. Would not stay here again and shocking for a 4* standard and very disappointing for a Mercure.

This is a good hotel. Stayed for 2 nights with a group. It is on the outskirts of Paris near the Le Beurget Airport. The rooms are small for 3 adults in one room. The facilities include a swimming pool.

I have a confirmed and paid booking via Hotels.com. But when my friends checked in, they were told that no room is available and were sent to 2 separate hotels. This is a very disappointing and embarrassing situation. NEVER will I book again at this hotel.

The hotel is quite old as well as the facilities. The rooms are big but generally the old needs an upgrade. Reception area is family friendly as children were allowed to run around. I won’t say it’s the cleanest hotel I’ve been to.

I came here on a road trip to stop off before going to Lyon When we arrived we noticed the area was not very pleasant however as we got inside it was very good. Amazing breakfast plenty to choose from. Air conditioning was good. Sofa bed was very small not much room. What I was not pleased with was the pool. It was bright green! The receptionist had to clean it, it was evident that it had not been cleaned for a while I would go back as the room was good however the pool disappointed.

This hotel is not at all recommended for summer season. Rooms are small in size. Air cooling is not effective. One can feel the heat within room since temperature outside and inside room remains the same. Also breakfast buffet served is also just fine, Nothing special about the menu.