Holiday Inn Garden Court Paris-Porte De Saint Ouen

For the price, it was not worth it. The food was terrible, the rooms very small and to get an iron, I had to call the front desk and wait for one of the three irons the hotel has to become free in order for me to use. All in all, I would not recommend this hotel to anyone or stay in it in my future visits to Paris.

Very comfortable stay with a metro stop within reasonable walking distance.

The elevator was crazily so fast you could not get in or out fast enough. The rooms were small, and breakfast should be included. The parking was safe, the staff was so friendly. We as Americans did not anticipate a warm welcome but left Europe knowing we will return to France and its warm people. Our overall experience with holiday inn has been what we have come to expect and will continue to seek them out over other hotels anywhere in the world. read more

Most of the staff spoke really good English (modified British English) Okay if you can live with that. On the edge of the zone 1 for the public transit system (being in zone 1 is good). Smoke smell everywhere (except after entering room). Room size seems pretty standard for Europe. Location is in a minority area (poverty/lower class section) -- I would be hesitant to walk alone, esp. After dark. The hotel mentions that pick-pockets are quite a problem (but that might be all of the Paris metro area). read more

This hotel is in a sketchy neighborhood in the suburbs north of Paris. The staff warned us not to go out to get dinner (even though the hotel kitchen was closed). The hotel was clean, though the rooms are TINY. It was extremely inexpensive and close to a Metro stop (4 blocks or so). There was cheap, secure parking. I probably wouldn't stay here again, but perhaps someone on a tight budget who doesn't mind the neighborhood and the commute into Paris might like it. read more