4.5 stars rounded up. A truly "centrally located" hotel doesn't exist in Paris because landmarks are spread out across the city & each arrondissement has unique things to see, do, & eat; however, the Pullman Montparnasse was as close to perfect for me. The street that it's on is equipped with grocery store Franprix & restaurant Ernest with other eateries nearby. Also within walking distance are two metro stations & the Jardin du Luxembourg. We booked two adjoining rooms which were more spacious than say, a boutique hotel. The Pullman was renovated in 2021 so everything felt new & updated. Clean, firm beds. Shower head had three water stream options. Just a heads up for us short girlies that the bathtub wall is quite high so be extra careful getting in & out. To access the lobby, ride the escalator to the 2nd floor. To operate elevator, enter your floor & you'll be directed to the correct door. Prompt, efficient service, all around. The woman who checked us in was thorough & informative, & any request we made to housekeeping was fulfilled or delivered to us within minutes. Upon check-in, you'll pay a per person, per day, tourism tax (I assume sort of like a resort fee.) Highly recommend staying at the Pullman Montparnasse if you don't want to be in the center of a busy, loud street but want easy access to livelier areas nearby. Merci bien for an unforgettable stay. read more

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A decent high rise hotel with pretty much standard European rooms. Buffet breakfast is decent. I'd say an above average 4 star level gym. The Sky Lounge is highway robbery forcing you to commit 25 bucks just to go up. This is the Viking Hotel as it is for a lot of the airplane crews means busy and central to most things in Paris read more

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We had booked this hotel with Costco Travel. Hotel is conveniently located near a train, underground and bus station. Just a short walk from the hotel. Rooms are comfortable and clean! Staff are nice and helpful! Large spacious lobby. Delicious breakfast buffet at the Unami Restaurant on lobby level. Buffet offers a large variety of French and American foods. Walking distance from an Aldi's market, laundromat, lots of restaurants and boulangeries. We would recommend this hotel. Just a note, there are a few homeless people around the transit station. They are harmless and they minded their own business. Never bothered us or anyone on the street. read more

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I was part of a group tour and we stayed at the Pullman for two nights initially and then one night at the end of the trip prior to going to the airport the next day. It is a very busy hotel, not centrally located but within Paris itself and many tour groups are staying here along with the Viking groups and airline personnel. It was a comfortable room and the lobby has multiple seating areas and places where you can buy food or snacks of you so desire. The Metro is not far but it is a very busy station. There is a pharmacy in the train station if you need anything or forgot to pack an essential. The area around the hotel is all torn up [September 2025] so it is difficult to negotiate drop off and pick up. The breakfast here is beyond superb. There is nothing that you would want that is not provided. The baked goods are exceptional. The only thing is that when you come down for breakfast, you have to give your room number and you are seated according to availability of free tables. So if your friends get down earlier than you do, you have no idea where they could be sitting and a table near them may not be available. Coming down earlier to eat is advised. The dining room is somewhat of a maze. It is an efficient system however since there are so many people coming down for breakfast. It was a comfortable stay but since many in France have gone contactless, there were no places in the immediate area to change money. [we were told that many had closed since so many people in France are using contactless payment or debit.] If you prefer using euros, get some before you leave home so you have them. I found it was easier to use them for smaller purchases as opposed to coming home to a large credit card bill littered with smaller purchases. Always ask for a receipt when you purchase something using euros so you make sure you get the correct change. If you want a quick snack, not far from the hotel is a bakery which was excellent [Lucia and Marcela] I would recommend the Pullman if you are with a large group and have no say as to where to stay-[the breakfast makes it definitely worthwhile] otherwise I would opt to stay in a more central location. However, in this case the Metro is not far and you can negotiate the city easily. read more

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The view from this place is fantastic. Great view of the tower and Notre Dame. You cannot beat how pretty it is from this building. The drink service was okay, there was a small group while there and drinks arrived kind of slow, but they were really good drinks. Only reason for lower rating was that they cancelled our reservation while unable to get ahold of us due to having an American number and they cancelled it because someone booked an event that booted us out, while I understand money talks, this caused issues with many people that arrived when we did that had their reservations cancelled due to a double booking issue. We booked our reservations weeks ago, so then the double booking was really late and booting all existing reservations was really late then too. Which is an AWFUL business model to consumers. Can't beat the view though. read more

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Stayed here four nights as part of a pre-cruise extension. It was great location close to the metro and close by to many shops and restaurants. The staff was amazing. Every staff member was kind and accommodating. The breakfast buffet was amazing. We sat in Saifon and Nila's section each morning. They went out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. We tried the Skybar. It was pricey. $50 drink minimum. The drinks were overpriced and eh. At least we tried it. I wouldn't do it again though. The rooms were spacious and comfortable. The bed was firm and lots of pillows available to find the perfect sleep comfort. The entire street is being torn up (March 2025) so that made it difficult to get to out Uber. The passageways are narrow uneven and very dusty. I realize this isn't the hotel's fault, but just a heads up for guests. read more

Booked thru Costco, I enjoyed my stay with the Pullman. Location is ok, most attractions were a 12-15 EU Uber ride away. The hotel is huge and the rooms are spacious and clean. The breakfast buffet is wonderful as is the bar. Local service is terrific, any issue is resolved quickly. A few notes, if you have trouble climbing into a tub I would recommend asking for an accessible room, the climb into the tub/shower can be treacherous if you aren't nimble. The shower door doesn't close but swings in and out meaning there is an excellent chance shower water will hit the floor. The design is terrible. The hotel has a rooftop bar but requires a minimum of 50 EU spend per person. The hotel is very clean and modern, love the elevator that knows your floor number by swipe. I would stay again. read more

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Great hotel and view of the city! The building is very tall with check in on the second floor. Small Italian restaurant and bar attached. A bit far from the city monuments but you can take a taxi or Uber in. Rooms are nice and clean, only thing is the bathrooms doesn't have a lockable door and shower doesn't have a screen so water gets everywhere. Amazing breakfast buffet and dining area! read more

We've done quite a bit of traveling, and I will have to admit that this hotel has the worst service we've ever had. After spending a day in the city, we got back to our hotel at six. The room hadn't been clean. Trash was full and all of the dirty towels were still on the floor, so I called housekeeping and I told him that her room had not been fixed. after waiting an hour and a half I finally went down to the front desk to complain again. A gentleman showed up at a door with a box of Kleenex and one down. I showed him the mass and he said so he left called again. A few minutes later Guy comes up. We just finally put the trash outside. We were actually gonna put all the dirty towels outside. When the gentleman saw it, he was nice enough to get us the towels and take out the dirty ones. Tried to call the front desk and have a conversation with them. They were completely on phase. They didn't really care. This will be the last time I stay in this hotel and I would tell other people they should maybe look for someplace different. read more

I love the location of this hotel. It' is the Pullman Hotels & Resorts. Right next door is a full blown French grocery store with a wide selection of wines etc anything you want they have. Electronics and clothing are also sold in the same building. The hotel has a buffer for $32Euro per person. It also host residents. It's very posh and busy but it's not loud which what amazes me. Though it's not very close to the Eiffel Tower (about 30 minute walk) I will stay again in this hotel bc of how clean and quiet and convenient everything is. I highly recommend this area and this hotel: read more

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We stayed at the Pullman Montparnasse location for 4 days. I believe we had one of the lowest priced (smallest and least impressive view) rooms. It was more than adequate for our needs. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom well appointed. All very modern in looks and feel. Our bathroom had 2 entry points, one near the door and another adjacent to the bed. There was a separate closet for the commode. There was an in-room safe. The number of mirrors in the room was somewhat disorienting. If you are showering here, be aware that someone running sink water at the same time or flushing the toilet could change your shower water temperature. My husband ran the cold water, and my shower turned much hotter. Toiletries included are nothing special and not particularly good. We had 2 breakfasts included in our stay, courtesy of Viking Cruises. We elected not to have the hotel breakfast buffet during our add-on days. €32 is a bit much for breakfast, even with the quality buffet at the Pullman. The hotel restaurant, Umami, opens for dinner, with limited selection but decent food. There's also a takeaway and the Skybar, by reservation only, at a minimum charge of €50 per person. The elevator system at this hotel is different from most places we've stayed in the US. Instead of selecting your floor from within the elevator, you scan your room key and the display tells you which elevator to board. Then you're automatically whisked to the right floor (which is the first 2 numbers in your room number + 7). The system seems to be a good security measure, as calling an elevator is denied if you don't have a valid key. Tailgating could still be a problem. The location of this hotel is convenient for rail users, but it isn't in a touristy area. The only nearby attractions are the catacombs, Montparnasse Tower, and the Montparnasse cemetery. Luxembourg Gardens are also not that far. This huge hotel appears to be a magnet for group travel, but not the kind of place one would book on your own. The emphasis seems more on form than function. Still, not bad. read more

The rooms were a very large size. The bedding was so comfortable, the tv was a huge he screen and our view from the 13th floor was very nice. Now let's talk about the breakfast buffet ... espresso machines were amazing , omelet station, fresh fruits,juices, power drinks, smoothies,congee, crepe station, roast s veggies and breads , patisserie, and...charcuterie boards where the cheese changed every morning! I can't wait to return to Paris. I was with a tour that left every orning by 8 am so I didn't discover the train station right across the street until my last day . I would brave taking the local train or the local or the trains to other cities for this location. And on Saturday there was flea market table on the sidewalks outside the train station. (Montparnasse) google it. The bellman, front desk,restaurant waitstaff and consierge were all excellent!!! read more

I am not surprised that it's low rating already, we had the most horrible, discriminating experience tonight. My friend's husband was turned away due to "dress code." When he went and changed, it still wasn't good enough. So my friend, and I went up there by ourselves, and encountered people in T-shirts and hoodies! And the place was dead! They charge 25 a person to go up there which includes one drink. They must not have needed the additional €50 from my husband and my friend's husband. Also, on their menu with desserts, nothing was available. This was a total rip off and when we spoke to the manager, we were made to feel worse. We were basically told "too bad "that it was a judgment call." Don't waste your money on this place. This rooftop bar was nothing spectacular. read more

I was only at the Pullman hotel for a brief business trip, but the hotel is very nice, and the staff was very friendly. I ate at the Umami burger in the hotel because it was cold and wet outside, and too late for many other choices. I was VERY pleasantly surprised at how good that meal was, and I would do it again. The cafe in the hotel has great pastries (of course, it's Paris), and really good coffee. The entire experience was enjoyable, and I hope to go back when I have more time and better weather, to see more sights, and take more pictures. read more

3/23/24- This hotel was selected by Viking River Cruises for our stay for a couple of nights as began a trip. All of the people on the hotel staff were absolutely fantastic! The elevators were definitely fast and had security features as well. However the overall room decor is so modern as to be terrible and confusing. I never did figure out what switches worked to get just the lights on that we wanted when we wanted. The desk lamp was basically a sphere that rest on the desk so the light shown into my face making it hard to read or right at that space. While the room layout was quite interesting there were SO many floor to ceiling mirrors that it was being in a fun house. Even the door to the bathroom was a complete mirror and some of the walls in the bathroom were grey tone mirrors. The mirror over the sink was hard to use as there was almost no flat surface to lay makeup and other supplies on as the sink was a huge farm style but was not an under counter type and the huge ceramic edges made it hard to rest an arm on as well. The shower had 2 types of heads and several knobs. No shower cap was provided and if I had tried the other knob first I'd have been drenched. The shower had no door and the spray did go outside the stall. In the room I sat on a bench to use my ipad as the desk with the lamp was impossible to for reading. As I looked up I saw my reflection from several different mirrored surfaces. It wasn't even easy to find which mirrored surface was the door to the bathroom. The room had no view. The room numbers didn't necessarily correspond to the floor, though it happened to on the floor were on. There were lots of pillows and were either hard or wimpy. Even my husband who isn't fussy about one thought they were terrible. We didn't find any way to control the temperature in the room. It was too hot to sleep well. Of course it was rather cool (winter coat plus raincoat weather) and I guess they wanted to make sure we were warm enough. On the plus side the room was clean, the mattress was great as were the towels, robe, and a rod to hang things on, like wet rain coats rather than to put them in the closet or over a chair. Many of our traveling companions seemed to share our opinions about the room. Would never select type of room and had we known, we'd have booked our own I could not get comfortable in it. Constantly felt like I was in a maze. read more

I really wish I could give more stars. I was at the Pullman last week on a business trip and brought my wife along for some romance time. From the moment the taxi pulled up out front to the moment we put the bags back in a week later we were treated to THE best hotel experience I've had (and I stay in hotels on average at least 1 week per month). The level of respect and kindness shown to the both of us was truly exceptional. We actually feel like we made new friends with some of the staff! The food was amazing in both restaurants and Katerina, Flavien and Roméo at the bar were wizards of mixology, coffee and chatting! There were too many individual instances to mention!! I guess the best compliment I can give is that when we had to leave, my Wife was literally in tears. read more

I wonder if the people who designed this hotel have ever stayed in a hotel... The rooms are large, but oddly laid out. Internet was weak - we could only send 2 second videos. Worst of all, they took 4 hours to deliver one of our bags - with a broken wheel. It had clearly been thrown (there were skid marks), but they said it wasn't their fault. There have to be better places to stay in Paris! read more

Getting into this exclusive spot was one of the moment funnest and intriguing experiences. Absolutely difficult to get in, but its worth the journey. It creates a sense of want and exclusivity. We stayed for 4 days whilst making our way through Europe for some F&B photography. Skybar is beautiful and magical. read more

We stand in line for two hours, its not worth. From 8:20 to 10:20, when we finally can get seated. They told us the restaurant already closed, no food serve after 10pm. The cocktail also sold out for half of them. Its very cold and windy, make sure you have enough cloth. The view is great, but I think you can find something similar without a long wait. read more

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super wonderful and msoern hotel. staff is kind, amenities (GYM IS GREAT) and conveniences in the rooms are beyond expectations. very justifiable to the price. however, some rooms do not have a door to the bathroom on both sides. read more

A very nice modern Hotel with some very strange arrangements. First, as is the standard in many European countries you enter on the ground floor, or floor "0." An elevator brings you to floor two, where reception is located. After checking in you take a different elevator that is completely automated to your room floor. Your room key is required to activate the elevators to the room floors. Tapping your key at these elevators automatically sets your floor destination. There are no floor buttons inside the elevator. You can only go to your assigned floor. No visiting other floors. And let's talk about floors and room numbering. My room elevator took me to floor 20. Very odd. Why? My room number was 1316. On the 20th floor. Floors do not match room numbering. But you don't have to remember your floor number because the elevator will only take you to your floor. No visiting anyone in your party if they happen to be on another floor. Now on to the room. Very modern. Very clean. Nice bed. Fantastic view. Small room fridge with cool water. Coffee maker. Tea. The strangest mirrored bathroom I've ever seen. A curtain for a door on one side and a mirrored door on the other side. A very bohemian bathroom for people who aren't shy. I noticed the rooms start at $1000 euros for the smallest and go up from there. Pic is of the room/floor numbering. Also a pic of your curtained bathroom door (one of two doors). Staff was excellent and very professional. Didn't eat at the restaurants at hotel because there were much cheaper and better options close by. read more

Pullman - One door to shower/toilet is a curtain. The other is a mirrored door with gaps all around. - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

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We booked our trip to Europe through Costco Travel and the Pullman was included in that package. Check-in was fast, friendly, and staff answered all my questions. With our stay, we received complimentary buffet style breakfast, which was really convenient. They had plenty of American options which was a plus for my son. The room was was standard but had an amazing view of the city. We didn't spend much time here since we were busy exploring the city but the beds were super comfy to help us relax. The hotel is located close to public transportation, grocery, restaurants, police, etc. I would definitely recommend! read more

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A Rom-Com script does not play out better than this. In fact, if I saw it in a movie, I might question its feasibility. My girlfriend and I stayed there for six days. The rooms were clean and the beds were great. The shower designs tried to hard in every room (I will explain how we go to several in a moment), and simply garnered water all over the floor. While the hotel was lovely, we had multiple problems: On night three, we were awakened in the middle of the night by someone smoking in either a room nearby or in the hallway. I called down at 3:30 AM to complain and was told security would be sent. The smell did not dissipate for hours and we were up until 5:30 AM, having to get up at 6:30 a.m. for our itinerary. Not a good night at all. Upon our return from our plans, we went to the front desk and asked what had happened and if the person was spoken with. They said they had not spoken with the smoker and initially suggested we just "see what happens and call if there is a problem." Not a good solution, as we would possibly be awoken again by the smoke, and I mentioned this. They kindly moved us to another room on the 31st floor, citing an upgrade. Upon arrival in our new room, we laid down as we were tired and immediately started hearing noise over our heads. We called the front desk and asked what was over us. They said they would get back to us. My partner said, "Can you please find out? We don't want to be making this same call at 9:00 PM tonight. At 9:30 PM, we still had not received the call but did hear very loud dance music from above us. We called down to complain and it turns out, we were moved to right below their nightclub, the Skybar, and the very thing we had hoped would not happen (a late night call) was happening, as no one remedied the problem. We were moved again. This time to the 27th floor. The room was fine, but on our last day, as we were trying to rest before leaving, we were blasted by a loud fire alarm. Afraid for our lives, we dashed down the stairs in states of undress and eventually made it down to the lobby. When we got there, we were met by staff who comedically had a piece of paper that we never received stating that they were to be holding fire drills on our floor. We had not been informed and thought the hotel was on fire! The hospitality manager, Florencia, tried to take care of us, getting us some breakfast and wiping the last breakfast off of our bill. She went to look into refunding us several days but told us that as we bought the bundle through BJs (a nightmare in and of itself), we would have to look to get this taken care of through BJs. We never got comped for the room, just a breakfast. If offered, I would stay there again as the accommodations were nice, but what a frenetic fiasco. Maybe, some fodder for a script, if nothing else. read more

I had a terrible experience at this Hotel, I left $ in my room and it was taken I tried to work with The Hotel and Corporate and they never followed up gave me the run around, Terrible experience, I would avoid staying there. read more

This is a hotel to avoid. Rooms have little closet and drawer space, showers are a disaster to use flooding the floor and causing a slip and fall risk, no grab bars, Staff is obnoxious and do little to assist with important issues like delivery of Covid test results, included breakfast is crappy, hotel is not near anything that a normal tourist to Paris would want to see. There are many other hotels better than Pullman, like the Meridian. read more

We stayed for more than a week at this location and loved it. I have to say, right off the bat, that our stay here began with one of the best customer service people we've ever dealt with. We arrived... as most Americans coming to Paris... exhausted from a long flight in the wrong direction of the clock. The flight was miserable. We love, love, love to travel, but until they invent commercial travel where you can go from one continent to another is bliss or shorten the time dramatically, this is always the worst part. Screaming children, stuffy planes, disgusting toilets, that random hacking lady who you think may give you TB or something behind you... you know the drill. You never love it. We took a Le Bus Direct from CDG because it went to Montparnesse. Little did we know the stop is almost directly in front of the hotel. BONUS! I would've preferred a taxi or Uber, but the deal on the bus was great. It took 70 minutes.,, about 20 minutes longer than a cab or Uber and for MUCH cheaper. We wheeled our bags in and were greeted by Emse, a wonderful and engaging woman from Hungary. She was standing at the Internet check-in booth, but since the other service people were helping other people, she said it was no problem to come to her. She was just the sweetest person. She noted that we looked a little beat from our trip in, asked us about our prior Paris experience (our honeymoon) and offered to help us find anything we needed. She asked us about room preferences and how we'd be using our rooms. She then found us a room that perfectly met our needs in a very quiet area on the 23rd floor. She also demanded that we let her know if anything didn't meet our standards. She was insistent and it impressed us. Pullman people... this girl was great. She really started our trip off right! The room was quiet and in excellent shape. It had a great King-size bed and nice view of the South side of the city (no good views of the river side of the city were available) and we enjoyed it. There was a coffee maker and a fridge (not super cold and it was MOSTLY full of the mini-bar, but there was a bit of room for your stuff and we used it) in the room. The room had excellent towels, robes, and slippers. The toiletries were bar soap, shower gel, shampoo, lotion, and conditioner. They had some cotton face things and Q-tips in a box. The toilet paper was barbaric butt-sandpaper, as most hotels use. However, we always bring wipes. The shower/tub was super deep and had the fancy floating half-glass swing door that always looks so cool, but spills water all over the floor. Bonus points for the style of the room. Very sharp and classy. Our room looked almost identical to the main photo the hotel uses in their photos here. That's a lot more rare than it should be. The internet service is great and was included with our room. We did not opt for breakfast to be included when I booked the room. We didn't use the TV a single time, but it was large and new looking. The housekeeping was good and everything had a nice clean feel to it. The bathroom was massive for European hotels. Really huge. The room also had a safe large enough for a full-sized tablet and I kept our D-SLR in there with no issue. There was ample closet and drawer space. We had received 2 drink tickets and a special gift from the GM. It was a nice little pack of sticky notes. My wife is a massive sucker for sticky notes. She loved it. The bar serves nice drinks, as well. Upon leaving, we waved to Emse as she was just wrapping up with another guest. She smiled and waved. However, before we got to the doors, she had come out from behind the desk to catch us. She wished us a safe trip home and made sure before we left that everything had met our standards. It was very sweet. ***Helpful tips:*** The lobby gets CRAZY busy at times. Wait 10-15 minutes and it will be empty. The metro stations in the bus stations stink. They take FOREVER to get to. Learn other nearby stations and save yourself the hassle. Find the Gaite, Edgar Quinet, and Pernety stations and you'll thank yourself. Unless it's pouring rain, then walk forever inside the station. The Montparnesse Tower is a unique monstrosity that you can see from ANYWHERE WITH A CLEAR VIEW inside the city loops. Even more at night. You can always find your way home. Aim toward the tower and impress your friends with your sense of direction. read more

We stayed here for four nights. Again, all of our arrangements for our European honeymoon was done through Costco Travel. I did see the original rates on the monitor behind the check in desk though and they were pretty steep! We arrived around 9pm I believe on a Friday night at the lines were a little on the long side. Also kind of confusing on which line to line up in. Costco noted that it was our honeymoon and as a nice gesture the lady behind the front desk upgraded us to the top floor. We did get a lovely view and some gelees were brought to our room after we got settled. I felt that the room was fairly spacious, as I was worried that rooms in Europe were going to be on the smaller side. The king bed was very comfortable and the room was quiet. You must keep a key card in the slot by the bathroom in order to turn on and leave the lights on in the whole room. The complimentary breakfast buffet was satisfying and if you ask the waitstaff going around for tea they'll give you some lovely Dammann Freres tea (my favorite). The concierge also provided us with tickets to the Louvre which gave us a side entrance in order to massively cut the line (only 2 Euro more than regular price tickets). There are two restaurants in the hotel, the more expensive one had a very limited menu so we ended up leaving after finding nothing pleasing to us, and then just ate at the Cafe Atlantic by the lobby. One morning the water was freezing cold and we called down to the front desk and they said it was a whole hotel wide problem that they were working on. So we went down to the buffet for breakfast came back up and it was fine, and then later on in the day noticed a letter about this slipped under our door. I think this shows a lot of professionalism honestly and they did this in a pretty timely manner for such a large hotel. I still don't quite understand the layout of Paris that well, but the hotel is next to a grocery store and has a mall across the street and public transit across the street as well. It's quite a trek from the Eiffel Tour, the Louvre and other attractions though. Next trip back in Paris, I think I would want to try a hotel a little more centralized to the attractions, but the Pullman is a great hotel and I wouldn't be opposed to staying here again if we got a deal. 4.5 ish stars. read more

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Pullman looks and feels both classy and modern. Between the unrivaled views of the Parisian skyline and relatively spacious rooms, it was a sight for the sore eyes of visitors coming from an 18-hour journey. My bed was rather large. The bathroom had tons of space. Rooms had air conditioning. If you've never been to France before, know that these amenities can't be taken for granted. Speaking of bathrooms, they have bidets. I know what they are, I just hadn't seen one before, even in other hotels in the region. Classy! Also...freezing! I won't miss them. I WILL miss the "American breakfast" however. Pancakes, sausage, and bacon are endless if you want an ordinary meal to start your day. Meanwhile, I'd grab a pain au chocolat, a couple figs, and a bit of smoked ham. Heavenly. I had it included in my room, but if you're looking to pay it separately, I don't recommend it. If I recall correctly, lunch buffet started at 42 Euro. If breakfast is even half that, don't bother. And as Harris M. said in another review, yes, it's like "going to war" if you're not there early. It's open from 6:30-9:30, and if you come in after about 7:15 you can expect a frustrating line. You might simply have to deal with it, as there aren't many surrounding options. In fact, I'd venture to say this is right in the middle of the LAME part of town. I remember staying in Montmatre and being sandwiched between countless stores, restaurants, and clubs. Here at Pullman, you've got...well, not very much to work with, except Le Catacombs nearby. Miscellaneous axes to grind that contribute to a two-star deduction include -Elevators getting stuck...more than once. -Booking mistakes leaving members of my party locked out...more than once. -Conference rooms are ridiculously expensive at 1,000 an HOUR and no noticeable multimedia options. -The minibar assesses charges for *moving* an item that have to be resolved later...which is weird considering the menu was placed under some of the inventory. Proceed to use it as your personal fridge out of spite. ;-) And finally... You *have* to have a keycard handy to use the elevator. That can turn into a huge pain in the ass really fast, and when your roommate is on like the 20th floor, can turn a moment of absent-mindedness into a gigantic hassle. I enjoyed my stay in this place, but every day I found myself saying "This place is dumb" for one reason or another. If you can afford staying here for a few days, you can afford doing something way more cool in a more favorable part of town. read more

Busy hotel. decent rooms. small gym. large bfast buffet. busy busy busy. not so good for the business traveller. small work area, small gym that is not even open 24/7 (opens at 7am! thats when people usually head out to work), business area is open area by the lobby and just too busy. just packed especially bfast time. hotel is near good restaurants and transport. about 15 mins cab ride to the eiffel. also a high building and the rooms with views of Paris are amazing. better for tourists read more

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We are staying at this hotel as part of an extension for a river cruise we took from Prague to Paris with AMA Waterways, we got 2 days in Paris before going back to the USA WE WOULD NOT CHOOSE THIS HOTEL IN THE FUTURE . 1) about 50% of the walls in our room have black scuff marks 2) the shower is the worst part, the water comes out of the shower head in concentric circles of hot/cold water which means that there is no way of setting a constant temperature. While you shower you are constantly feeling these cold spurts. Besides that, when you finish you have to mop the floor because of this half sheet of glass that stands for a shower door and lets the water spray all over. They don't provide hand towels only bath size and facial cloths. 3) we got a total of 7 hangers in the closet for 2 people 4) the toilet bowl has dark stains under the rim 5) carpet needs a good steam Photos posted below. I checked online and this room goes for 597€ a night. read more

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I really enjoyed my stay at the Pullman Paris. They aren't located in a very busy part of town, but that was something I actually liked. There are shops and restaurants within walking distance. Not the fanciest of establishments but more than decent. Overall the hotel was clean, there was a bar and they had a small little shop that served food in the lobby. The check in process was quick. I was able to check in a few hours early. The associate that helped me spoke English as did a few of the others. The elevator was smooth, thank goodness. The hallways were clear, they had an ice machine and my room was clean. The bed was super comfy as were the pillows. I liked the spacious bath/shower. The view was 'eh'. There was a lot of construction going on outside. My one complaint is with the loud random noises I could hear from outside my room. I don't know where it came from. I got over it, but it was still a little annoying. Anyway, if you don't want to go far for breakfast they do have a pretty nice setup from 6:30AM to 10AM. The checkout process was just as easy as checking in. It took no time to complete. The lobby wasn't really busy my entire stay. read more

We stayed here for one night to meet the Backroads trip group for river cruise. Honestly we only stay here because the group meets here in the morning so it's less hassle for us. The building of the hotel is dated looks like built in the 70s. Reminds me of those out dated Hilton hotels. However the price for a room is staggering. Basically you pay a 5-star hotel rate to get a 2 star room and service. My husband and I travel a lot, for business and for personal. This hotel is the worst in terms of service and its staff. No one greeted us at the door and no one helped to get luggage. The wait for check in is super long even though there are 3 staff working. The man at the information desk is rude when I inquire about the check in process. Is this a hotel we pay $450 per night? Hard to believe. It's close to metro station but that's about it. Not much you can do around here unless you take metro or uber. We are going to tell Backroads consider meeting at a different place for their trips. This is not something compatible to Backroads service level. read more

Wonderful location. Very modern..unlike the older European hotels we had stayed in on our journey ending in Paris. The restaurant was a bit pricey, even for Paris. We found a little Chinese place about two blocks away that had table windows and super reasonable prices. We were there on the 4th of July and there was a magnificent fireworks display over the Eiffel Tower. Everyone just walked from the Hotel to the top of the hill (blocked from traffic) to watch. Easy to get around and had a great concierge area that set us up for tours to Monet's gardens and Paris site seeing tour...the Louvre, etc. Recommend rlw read more

Stayed here in August for 10 nights. Comfortable and as expected in terms of hotels especially being located in central Paris. Service was great as with the daily breakfast buffet which helps when you're out and about. Would definitely stay here again, it's not a 5 star hotel but nowadays what truly is? We were site seeing not staying at the hotel all day, so I'd fully recommend this place to anyone. read more

We were here for the first week of April and it was pretty much as expected. We booked this hotel (along with our flight) with Costco Travel. LOCATION: We were pretty happy with the location because Gare Montparnasse, a major station with access to many RER and Metro lines, is literally a two-minute walk from the front doors. It's easy to get to Versailles or Chartres from here, as well as to other Paris arrondissements. It's also a pretty quiet area, which we liked. There's also a self-service bike rental rack between the hotel and Gare Montparnasse, so that's also convenient. CLEANLINESS: No problems with cleanliness here. Apparently there are some sections of the hotel that have been more recently renovated, but even the unrenovated room that we stayed in was totally fine and on par with other European hotel rooms we've seen. SERVICES/AMENITIES: The concierge desk was very busy, very available and very helpful! Everyone behind the desk speaks English. Free high-speed internet is available in the rooms with an ethernet cord. The gym is decent. They even have some free weights. PRICE: Again, we booked this hotel through Costco Travel, which I highly recommend. I think we got a great deal. OTHER: The hotel restaurant offers a buffet breakfast, which was pretty good. I know a three-star rating might look more like a negative rating than positive, but really, I was very happy with this hotel. It's nothing spectacular, just a solid hotel that didn't cause any problems. read more

It looks nice on the surface, but it's really not. The staff ranged from indifferent to rude. They don't have a laundry room. I had to have them launder a few items I needed - it was WAY less than a load of wash. I was charged $116! And they originally said it was $126 but took $10 off when I complained. My camera was stolen by dining room staff. I actually got it back a few days later after I was going to file a police report and the tour guide took the matter to hotel security. If pressure hadn't been brought to bear, I'm certain I would never have gotten it back. They really didn't care. They supposedly have internet service. They do, kind of... You have to renew it daily by taking the device to the front desk, and it never worked properly. I thought I must be doing something wrong until I used the internet connection at a restaurant nearby. It worked perfectly... They have computers in the lobby for the guests. Problem is most of the keyboards don't work very well. A couple of them had letters in different places from standard keyboards and some of the keys didn't work at all. They have some kind of odd electrical current in France. I brought along adaptors that my husband used all over the Orient and Middle East. I also brought one that I had used in London. Neither kind worked. I called the front desk and asked to borrow an adaptor. Surely there are many guests who have the same problem. They don't have enough adaptors so guests have to do without until one comes available. Oh yes, and one more thing. I had dinner one night with my traveling companion in their restaurant. I wasn't ready to eat it at that moment, so I asked the waiter to pack it to go. He said that wasn't possible. They don't allow food to leave the restaurant and be taken to the rooms. I said: You have room service, don't you? He said yes. I said: Well, then that's the same food that's going to the rooms. I also reminded him that I had paid for the food. Didn't change things. I ended up wrapping my dinner up in napkins and smuggling it out, as ridiculous as that sounds. I had to steal my own food. I had never been to Paris. I left with a rather negative impression of it which is a shame because most - though not all - of my bad experiences involved the hotel. read more

We stayed for 5days while visiting Paris. Hotel is in great location with easy access to Gare Montparnesse station for metro, train, and bus travel. Shops, groceries store, bakeries, bars, and restaurants all easily located. The staff was helpful and friendly, the concierge pointed us to a local restaurant for out first dinner in Paris and was a great locale, secured day trips, and recommendations. The breakfast was phenomenal, great variety, and wait staff. Would return to this hotel in a heartbeat. read more

On a recent business trip to Paris, I spent two weeks at this hotel. I was very pleased. The staff was very friendly. The rooms were modern. Though, I did find out later that I was staying in a room that had been recently renovated, so I can't speak for the other rooms. The shower was amazing. Perfect temp, perfect pressure. True blackout curtains. Beautiful view of Montparnasse. Great bartenders. The hotel is in a great location. Easy access to the train and metro lines. Surrounded by restaurants, cafes and shops. I would definitely stay here again. I also REALLY appreciate that they respect the "do not disturb" sign. Most hotels I stay at, only respect the sign for a few hours...then they disturb your slumber by calling the room to ask if you want housekeeping services. read more

VERY conveniently located - across the street from the Montparnasse train station and only a few steps further to the Gaite metro station. There's some cafes, small patisseries and grocery stores nearby. It's even walkable distance to the Luxembourg Gardens (a must-see!). I don't know if they made renovations in the past year or so but I didn't experience any issues with elevators or run down rooms. In fact, the rooms and beds were pretty large for European standards. Depending on who was at the front desk, they sometimes weren't too helpful but it's nice to get a hotel that actually has a bar, a business center and a fitness center. It was really crowded when I was there since there was a conference next door but I didn't spend that much time hanging out in the lobby so it wasn't a huge factor. It's a bit pricey for being a bit outside the center of Paris but it made for a comfortable stay in Paris with minimal snootyness so I would still recommend it! Oh, one last note, their free wifi is VERY slow up in the rooms but considerably faster down in the lobby. read more

We stayed at the Pullman for 4 nights. Our room was a fantastic 2 room suite that had a living room with a pull down bed and sofa bed, master room with king bed and 2 bathrooms and came with a Nespresso machine. Clean & modern, it wasn't the deluxe version of the suite which just has newer photographs on the walls. Great for us & our 2 kids. It is one of the largest/tallest hotels in Montparnasse with a convention centre, yet they have no swimming pool! Anytime we would ask guest services/concierge for suggestions on where to eat or where we could find kid friendly restaurants we were told to head out and walk around to have a look. We were given a free upgrade prior to arriving - with a confirmation number, which was also confirmed at check-in. They argued it with us upon check out and almost made us miss our ride to the airport. Don't waste your money on room service or the buffet breakfast. There is a fantastic little market 10-15 steps out the main lobby doors (to your left). We picked up fresh baguettes, cheese, fruit etc. and had our own Parisian breakfast. In Paris, it is not worth it to eat at any hotel - right outside your door is a world of food, culture & history! One advantage to this hotel is that it is central to all the sites to see. It is also surrounded by wonderful patisseries, bistros and walking distance to the nearby Metro. As well as close to the Montparnasse tower which has spectacular view of the Eiffel Tower & Paris! I only gave them 3 stars because i was not happy with the food & service at the hotel. Thankfully we only had room service once & buffet breakfast once (not free). We also ordered 2 lattes at the lobby bar only to find out they were Nespresso and cost us almost $11 for 2 - not worth it for lukewarm latte's in Europe. read more