Hotels in Quartier de la Muette

"We did not have breakfast."

"The staff was friendly !! The only thing I wish they had was to-go tray just in case for those who don’t want to eat breakfast with the others… some people might have anxiety as well ..the hotel have the whole world come and visit the the choice to go to reception and want to exchange money should not be limited . We shouldn’t only go to the airport to exchange for euros there should be multiple options other than that I would book with them again if the choice was given..…."

"We had to wait in line for 40 minutes to get our keys even though we checked in online. There is nothing in the room for amenities not even coffee or tea. The breakfast is okay but a little overpriced."

"Not a good hotel for families. It’s a tourist trap kind of hotel since there are such a large number of tour groups. Busy, crowded and inpersonal…"

"The hotel is located on a lively street in the Maurais, with lovely shops of all sorts. The entrance is a bit scruffy...guests use the area for smoking and its poorly lit. I suppose its typical for Paris but the spaces are narrow. My window opened over the smoking area...so just be aware. I was glad i had an eye mask because the motion sensor lights were off and on all night long. The kitchenette was nice to have Probably wouldnt stay there again"

"A wonderful place to stay, centrally located. AC! Clean, and"

"Excellent service, Breakfast was great too The room was clean I will book this hotel again."

"This hotel is a great find. Very modern and efficient, had everything I needed except bottled water. It was cute and clean and the staff was very helpful. It’s conveniently located next to two large metro stations, so commuting into the tourist areas is quite easy after you figure out the system. I would stay at other CitizenM locations after this one. It felt very high-tech and chic. My room was very quiet and had such a lovely view of the Seine and the beautiful clock tower. The bedding was also very comfortable."

"Budget hotel masquerading as cool. Everything is do-it-yourself. Virtually no staff. The rooms are tiny with the bed in an alcove with three sides fully enclosed. If there are two people, one has to climb over the other to get to the bathroom at night. The sink is along the narrow hallway entrance and the bathroom is in a glass enclosure. OK for 1 person but not really for 2. After seeing this, we snagged the last "accessible" room which at least had space around the bed and the sink was in the bathroom. But the full bathroom became the shower to meet the accessibility requirement. Breakfast was ordinary."