Citadines Les Halles Paris

"Citadines Les Halles Paris has my sincere gratitude! During my two-night stay, I was six weeks post-operation from a multi-reconstruction knee surgery and relying on a cane and a full leg brace. Travelling so soon into my recovery naturally came with a lot of travel nerves, but out of sheer stubbornness to stick to my original plans, I decided to make the trip anyway. I was immensely grateful to find that your facilities were fully accessible, and Citadines provided the perfect space for me to relax and truly enjoy my brief time in Paris. The room was beautifully designed and comfortable, featuring a giant circular mirror! Furthermore, every member of your team was exceptionally helpful and kind, contributing to a welcoming and enjoyable atmosphere throughout my visit. Thank you once again to your staff for their outstanding hospitality and assistance!"

"I stayed in Paris for four days/three nights as a solo female traveller. I travelled to Gare Du Nord and got the RER B train to Chatelet Les Halles and took exit 1 - Marguerite de Navarre. This is on the corner of the street the hotel is on. It couldn’t be any closer, so incredibly convenient if you want to use the train or metro during your stay. I arrived at 12 and asked to leave my rucksack, which they happily stored for me. The receptionist was very welcoming and asked me about preferences for floor and which side of the building which I appreciated. I returned after 3pm to check in properly and got room 222. The kitchenette, bathroom and bedroom were very clean and decor looked fresh. This room was very quiet and I slept through the night, every night which was great. The bed was comfy, and the kitchen had everything I needed for light evening meals. There was an ironing board, iron, hairdryer, slippers and charging points by the bed and table too. WiFi free and easy to get on. TV had a couple of English channels too. Air con worked well and bathroom was ventilated. I’m a small person - a larger person might have found the bathroom a little compact. You definitely couldn’t both use it at the same time if traveling as a couple! There is a vending machine and coffee available in reception. I didn’t try the breakfast, I like to go out early and preferred having a coffee and croissant whilst exploring. From this location I visited the Eiffel Tower, Latin quarter, Orsay museum, Louvre, Marais, Notre Dame - all on foot, I’m not saying they are close by, but if you love walking it’s doable! There’s no need to walk though if you don’t want to, the station is SO close! I caught a train to Montmatre after visiting Musee D’Orsay, as the feet were giving up on that day! The area is very central and has a busy city centre feel, lots of people about. I didn’t go out at night so can’t comment on how it would feel as a single female, safety wise. In the day it was completely fine. On checkout day I stored my bag again so I could explore some more which they were happy to do. I’d definitely stay at a Citadines again, it was a very positive experience."

"I liked the very central location, full of restaurants and shops and with a metro station really close-by. The room was definitely large and well equipped and the place nice to live and rightly informal. Nice breakfast covering also special needs."