ibis Paris Gare du Nord la Fayette 10ème

This is by far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. The cups in the bathroom had toothpaste on them from the previous occupant. There was mould on the ceiling and had a general uncleanliness feel about the room. The bed was uncomfortable. They advertise that they have EV charging, which was a complete lie. They do not have charging, nor do they have parking! They have "a deal" with a backstreet car park down the road who will charge you half price (€30 reduced from €60) if you show them your hotel keycard. To charge an EV, they wanted €30 an hour which is extortionate, and they insisted I had to give them the key for the car. We found a secure underground car park behind the hotel (Indigo car park), which was a little more expensive (€47), and had EV chargers, but it was secure. I would never stay here again, and if I was to drive again, I would stay further out, maybe somewhere around Saint-Deniz

simple little property near Gare du Nord. Perfect if travelling by Eurostar

La que nos atendió en recepción fue muy amable nos dio muchos detalles debla ciudad y fue super diligente

It is nice to stay especially when you need to take train from/to Gare du Nord.

I like the close location to the Gare du Nord. I didn’t like layout of the toilet, it was too close the wall. My room was located with another room, that both cannot be accessed without the hotel key card to unlock an extra unnecessary door, also the lift needed the hotel key card. I needed to use the key card three times to reach my room! The hotel should tell the customers that there are 3 ibis hotels on the same street. The tax should be charged during chek in, not while your checking out.

Good location for travel links, a comfortable stay and helpful staff. Disappointed on arrival as error on booking, one room had been cancelled. Error corrected but room given had not been cleaned or bed clothes changed

Excellent staff and location.

I think ibis Paris Gare du Nord La Fayette 10ème is very good location.

5 min walk to Gare du Nord.
15 sec walk to Monoprix (Supermarket)
15 min walk to La Fayette and Primtemp Department Store.
3 min walk to Poissonniere Subway

Yes, this property is convenient to metro and 2 gares, and the price competitive, but the area isn’t quaint or nice. You don’t feel like lingering or soaking in the atmosphere at all. Room didn’t have certain standard amenities, like a tissue box, which is handy in the winter. I checked in quickly very late at night, but my check-in person never explained that the room key operated the elevator and the lighting in my room. It was a hassle to fumble around figuring this out on the fly with my hands full of luggage, especially at night in a dark room. Should be a standard spiel at check in. €12 breakfast good.

The heating is set at 19c but it couldn’t cope with the freezing weather outside The room was cold at night, even the staff were shivering in the public areas. Not so much IBIS saving the planet but saving them money

Less than 1 star by North American standards but judging by other positive comments, European standards are way low! I stayed at Ibis in Rome and it was great. But in Paris, it was “the worst”. No temperature control in room. Very very cold. You cannot fit on the toilet, you should sit side ways in 90 degree. Broken toilet seat bites your skin. No shower door. Shower water pours all over bathroom and flows to the room’s carpet. The double bed has a huge dent in the middle as much is 3 inch deep. The mattress is foam! If you have back problem that needs a flat bed, run away. The top mattress is not attached to the foam mattress and it runs as you move! No shampoo or conditioner, just soap. No hand or face towel, Just one bath towel. No telephone in room. No tissue paper in room. Toilet paper is rationed. No tea bag for breakfast, just loose leaf tea. But you can buy your own shampoo and paper towel and etc from a nearby supermarket.The only nice thing is kind staff, specially the girl with very long hair- she is excellent. Yes The location is near metro but in Paris EVERYWHERE you stay is near a metro station. If you are from north America and can afford it, choose a 5 star hotel in the west and preferably in the suburbs. This hotel is 3 star but is not worth even 1 star and certainly not worth 300 Canadian dollar a night price tag! It reminds me of the run down inn owned by the Thenardiers in The Miserables. Victor Hugo did not write a “story”, it was “real”.

As expected

Nice place to stay. Close the Nord station which is very convenient. Rough neighborhood, not the nicest. People are nice. Good food in the cafes. Easy to get Uber and Lime. Close to metro.

Check in staff weren’t too friendly. Check out staff were. Breakfast was awesome! Rooms super tiny.

Convenient for a stopover, within easy reach of Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est and with cafes/restaurants nearby. Room was clean but rather cramped (not as spacious as appears in photo - with narrow twin beds).

Well what can I say. I would have hadore room if they had given us the broom cupboard. The bathroom had mould and there was five hangers for the two of us for three nights. The hotel advertised draught beer by didn't have any.... Really disappointed with the room and the hotel... The staff were lovely though...

Very close to tube aan gare du nord

The staff was very welcoming and helpful

The room was too small comparing the rates .
There was no inhouse arragement like tea making

Decent hotel for what we needed it for, no frills but perfect for a one night stay in Paris. Good location for Eurostar station.