Mercure Paris Tour Eiffel Grenelle

En face d'une station de métro...idéal pour les déplacements

hotel calme a deux pas de la tour eiffel. chambre petite pour 2 adultes et 1 enfant. personnel agreable.

Très bonne qualité en général. Petit déjeuner copieux. Très bien placé.. en face Métro Dupleix. Quartier sympa. Bon restaurant à 50 m (Feyrouz)

Hotel is a perfect location to the Metro...across the street. Take it & you can get to wherever you chose! Quaint little cafes around the area & walking distance to the Eiffel Tower. Can't get better than that! Staff was helpful when necessary & hotel is average. If all you're going to do is sleep & shower & enjoy all Paris has to offer, than the hotel is just fine.

great place to stay not far from all you need the bato bus is the best way to see Paris from a new angle would recommend a stay here Sunday morning market is a site to see all you need on one block great

Ideal location close to the tower, railway and river. Not the newest but everything was clean and comfortable

This hotel is right across the road from Dupleix train station (metro line 6) albeit if you have a lot of luggage you are best off getting a taxi because changing platforms from the airport involves a lot of stairs. The train station across the road is great for getting around on a Paris visite pass though. Nearby there are lots of restaurants with tasty food, a market on Sundays, chemist, supermarket, laundromat... and most importantly the Eiffel Tower! Very good location. Our room looked just like the photo with a view of the tip of the Eiffel Tower but a tad dated with scuffed wallpaper. The breakfast buffet was a great free addition to our stay and the staff in the restaurant were very polite and friendly. The reception staff did what they needed to do and little more. The quilt and pillows are feather and very soft. The room is quite small but this is pretty normal anywhere in Europe. As a whole, we had a good stay and would stay again.

for first timers we will not recommend this hotel. we were very excited to finally visit paris. the city of romance and good food. well were we wrong! kicker was the room. we ordered a superior room what was 30 dollar more a night than the classic room. it was approx. 9 by 8 feet. the bathroom was clean and a nice size. we asked to show us the classic room and that was even smaller. i would have much rather ordered the smaller room than i would have not been so disappointet. i am originally from europe and i know small but this was too small for comfort. the location was okay and we did a lot of walking. we saw everything so that we don't have to come back to paris. service in paris is terrible people are not friendly and nobody wants to explain anything. we tried to find out how to rent a bike and not even the hotel stuff wanted to help. in the same trip we also went to amsterdam and germany and we had a much better time. if anybody wants to listen europe is so beautiful and people are so nice but not in paris. we payed so much money for just a few days and we did not get what we hoped for.

Location and service was great, however some of the facilities weren't so good. They gym downstairs was like a sauna and there was no open windows to cool it down. The rooms weren't super clean and there was mould growing in some places on the ceilings. Beds were very hard too.

My husband and I were in Paris for one day following a very enjoyable five day visit to Lyon, France. We choose to stay in the Hotel Mercure because of its close proximity to the tourist attractions [...]. Immediately upon exiting the cab in front of the hotel, I knew we had been duped. The hotel exterior in no way resembled the sexy, sleek images [...]. That was only the beginning of the most horrible hotel stay of my lifetime. The room, which was somewhat small, was very outdated. The bed coverings were below standard, the television volume could not be adjusted above low, and the air conditioner was out of commission. The outside temperature hovered around 85 degrees F which probably meant that the temperature in the room was at least 95 degrees. When I reported to the front desk clerk that our air conditioner was not working, I was told that our they were aware of that fact and that it had been out of service for about three days. Also, the clerk noted that the repair person would not be there for another couple of days. [...] we had to spend the night in this horrible room. In total, we probably slept 4 to 5 hours. I was never more eager to see daylight and get off to the airport. This is the worst hotel stay I have ever had. The only good thing about the hotel was its location directly across the street from a metro station. My suggestion is to avoid this hotel. If ever in Lyon, try the Hotel Sofitel.