Hôtel Le Vert Galant

Tuve que cambiar 3 veces de habitación. La primera wc atascado, la segunda no era lo que yo había pagado. Los baños y mobiliario muy viejos. La tercera era aceptable, aunque el baño también está muyyyy viejo. Los empleados muy amables y dispuestos a solucionar todo lo que está en su mano. El barrio buffff, nada donde cenar, sustito por la noche. Eso sí, a 15€ en taxi de la feria Paris Nord y RER a un minuto.

Very average. Unfortunately no air con during 31degrees. Breakfast was terrible. Staff were nice and friendly though and rooms are clean.

Is ok but the man who works there as receptions should be try to help people and be polite

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Hotel is a bit old but clean. Beds are new and very comfortable. Bathrooms old and need to be upgraded. Maybe also change to the new key card systems. Very old to use keys still. Maybe also invest in aircons to revamp the hotel a bit. Area is nice and very near to train station.

Perfectly adequate hotel for overnight stay before morning flight. Good supermarket across road. Pleasant staff, not all with great English. I did think we'd be closer to the airport as address is Villepinte, but hotel is right near Vert Gallant station which meant uber was much easier to airport (25 euros) than train, which would have meant back-tracking and changing trains.

I just needed a quick place to take a nap and this sufficed. Definitely no frills and the walls are very thin but with ear plus you'll be fine. Right next to it is a bakery and local supermarket which was very convenient to get some food. I would come back.

You get what you paid for basic but old, noisy and dirty

Large room and excellent location for train back to airport! Fantastic staff and wonderful ssistance!

I tried many hotels in Paris, and each time they were awful (bed bugs, dirty, noisy...). This one is surprisingly great, very cheap, very clean. I will definitely go there from now on. If you do not mind being in the RER (train) for approximately 55 minutes to go to downtown Paris, then do not hesitate, I highly recommend. One good thing about the hotel: it is one minute away walking distance from the train station (RER), so no problem at night... Also, there is a very cheap bakery right there (and a supermarket), the cheapest in Paris (1 euro a croissant !). One negative thing. I am originally from France, so I am used to all kinds of people there. The day I left mid-december (I had a reservation before that one), the guy at the desk was very strange, he did not know how to open the door, I had to wait until he figured it out. He seemed a bit high, so I was not very pleased about that. I did not see him again, thank God. He kind of ruined my experience there.