Hotel L'Amandier Nanterre, Nanterre

I had a decent stay at the hotel, which was mostly clean and offered good value for the price. The staff was really friendly and helpful, making my experience much better. However, the location wasn’t great in the evenings, and the dining options were quite limited, particularly for breakfast. All in all, it was comfortable but could use some improvements.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The location, while not in the heart of Paris, offered a more local vibe and easy access to central areas, but the surroundings were a bit desolate at night. The staff was friendly and incredibly helpful, which made my stay more enjoyable. However, the room cleanliness was disappointing, and I even faced issues with my belongings. Overall, there were some great aspects, but some improvements are definitely needed.

The hotel had a few ups and downs during my stay. The location was quite convenient, being close to the Metro station and with free parking available. However, the rooms were a bit cramped and the service was inconsistent, with some staff being aggressive at times. Dining options were limited, which was disappointing. Overall, while it has potential, there are certainly areas that could use improvement.

I had a decent stay at this hotel, which offers a great location close to the center of Paris and the Nanterre Prefecture RER station. The rooms were clean but had some issues, like a cracked toilet cistern and no plug in the hand basin. The service was a mixed bag; some staff were quite rude, while others were super helpful. Dining was tasty but a bit pricey, and there were some payment confusion at checkout. Overall, it provides good value for money, but it's not without its drawbacks.

I had a decent stay at the hotel with some ups and downs. The rooms were clean and adequately comfortable, although the small folding beds were a bit of a surprise. The service was very helpful and friendly, which made my experience much better. The location is convenient, being close to Paris, but walking through the nearby park to the RER station at night felt unsafe. Dining options were fair, and I appreciated some homemade treats, but overall, there is room for improvement.