Arena Hotel la Defense

Das Hotel liegt im Zentrum der Unruhen in Frankreich im Jahr 2023. Es war der dritte Tag der Unruhen, als wir ankamen, und es fühlte sich an, als wären wir tief in der Höhle eines Tigers. Der Schwarze an der Rezeption hatte ein „Ich bin beschissen“-Gefühl. Glücklicherweise gab es den Rest der Nacht keine weiteren Störungen. Lassen Sie uns darüber hinaus eine objektive Bewertung dieses Hotels vornehmen. Die Dekoration ist neu und die Qualität ähnelt der von Home Inn. Der Haupteingang befindet sich im dritten Stock und es gibt keinen Aufzug. Wenn Sie großes Gepäck haben, haben Sie Glück. Gegenüber dem Hotel befindet sich ein Wohngebiet und es befindet sich in einem Geschäftsgebäude, aber die anderen Geschäfte sind offensichtlich in einem schlechten Zustand. Alles im Zimmer war in Ordnung, außer dass nach dem Waschen der Kleidung und dem Trocknen auf Holzbügeln die Kleiderbügel verblassten und die gesamte weiße Kleidung befleckten. Auf dem Kleiderbügel steht Novotel, möglicherweise handelt es sich um Altware, die von anderen Hotels gesammelt wurde. Der Transport ist sehr bequem, es gibt eine Stadtbahn und der Arc de Triomphe ist nur zwei Haltestellen entfernt. In der Nähe des Bahnhofs gab es viele Restaurants, und als der Aufstand zu Ende ging, herrschte auf dem Markt noch recht lebhaftes Treiben.

Die Kurtaxe ist selbst für Paris immer noch etwas überhöht, heißes Wasser höchstens nicht heiß, aber bequeme Betten und das Hotel ist gut gelegen.

The hotel is in a very sketchy area and the amenities are not very nice

Hôtel agréable même si difficile à trouver quand on ne connait pas.

If I could give a zero for customer service I would.Am disabled with osteoarthritis and lost my footing as a result of the paving been uneven and unsafe/loose. Hotel was uninterested at the time as well as since

Biggest badest thing...3/4 flights of stairs to reception. Not good However. The room was clean, the bed was excellent, the bathroom was great. We hung the do no disturb on the door and housekeeping opened our door 3 times....my daughter has autism and was scared. I had to tell reception to askbggem not to clean our room for the duration of our stay. The hotel is in Nanterre. But all was very quiet. Near to the RER. Small supermarket, great bakery, which sadly was shut on Saturday and Sunday, shame because the bread and macarons were do tasty. Receptionist, the lady. Was lovely and helpful. No problems there. Would not stay again, due to stairs and proximity. Just a little too far from central Paris.

My main complaint is that the air conditioning was off during our whole stay. We dreaded getting back to the hotel because we knew it would be hot and uncomfortable. The woman in the lobby was incredibly unfriendly and said that the AC was turned off to save on costs and that it wouldn't be turned on until April 28. April 29 came around (when we gladly checked out), and the AC was still off. The website advertises that all rooms have AC, which they do, but the hotel turns it off to cut costs. We asked if they at least had a fan, and she just said they didn't have fans. And the windows don't have screens on them, so if you open them to get some cool air in your room, you basically have an open hole to the outdoors. That was great when we opened ours, and the first thing we saw was a huge spiderweb with a spider on it by the corner. Also, the lobby is on the third floor of a building, and there is no elevator or escalator, so good luck getting there with disabilities or heavy luggage. Furthermore, the shower drain clogged the first night. The night staff spoke very little English, but we were able to work with them, and they moved us to a different room with a working drain. Since they seemed more friendly than the daytime woman, we also told them about the AC, but all they said was to wait 30 minutes for the AC to work. Obviously, it never worked. Lastly, this hotel is very near a train station, but keep in mind that it is an RER station outside of the Paris area (it's not a metro station), so if you get the Navigo card, that won't get you as far as you need to go. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone visiting the area, nor would I stay there ever again.

Well located hotel, max 5 mins from RER. Would stay here again but is quite a strange setup. I think it is a repurposed office building made into a hotel…so you need to walk up two flights of brick stairs outside to ge to front door (1 star), breakfast room/communal areas (2 star) and room itself is a 4 star hotel quality. Public underground car park at 17 euro per day was good value…so bit of a mixed bag but is good value overall.

RER is close, rooms new, breakfast is good. Hopefully an elevator to street level is available also soon.