This Hotel is adequate for your needs if you are having a short break. I was there with 'Riviera' on a short sightseeing break. The rooms are quite small but clean and adequate. The twin beds are small, only 2'6", and a bit hard - the room was very warm. No team making facilities. No English TV. The bathroom was... More

-two downside - contrary to what we are getting used to in others Ibis hotels rooms , nothing to make a quick coffee and no bottle of water. - too much noise in the corridors , ( people speaking loudly , etc...) which is is disturbing while you are sleeping

If you are traveling alone, this hotel is probably okay for the price. Think miniature version of a Motel Six room. However, if you are traveling with anyone, forget it. The "closet" consists of two 7" deep hanging areas behind and parallel to the TV.There isn't even room to have your suitcase open. This Ibis was doing some kind of... More

stayed at this Ibis when working in the Montparnesse area of Paris. Took an Air France bus from CDG to a drop near by then took a taxi on to the hotel. This IBIS has a good restaurant that specializes in meats...Even Buffalo meat. Good clean Ibis. Rooms are simple/basic. Wi-fi worked fine. Nice part of Paris.

My hsuband and I did research on this hotel through Trip Advisor and ask a member too as of the location iteself. With our research we know what we were expecting. The rooms are basic, small, but clean. We have access to wi-fi to everyday and this is helpful if we want to research were we are going. The TV's... More

The area around the IBIS-Alesia has lots of interesting shops and pleasant cafes - it is also within walking distance of a huge pavement flea market on Saturdays

this hotel is about 10 minutes from the metro station, and has supermarkets near buy. Stayed for 2 nights in July 2010 and the staff are very kind. Rooms are basic but clean, but the price is great and the location is good