Amy Adejokun
Section editor
This hotel is perfect for business travellers looking to stay in this particular area and for whom practicality is the priority. This hotel is to be avoided if you are hoping to stay somewhere 'authentic'.
Concorde Montparnasse - © EASYVOYAGE
Concorde Montparnasse - © EASYVOYAGE
The hotel is not far from Montparnasse railway station. Its immediate surroundings do not have a great deal to offer, and so you will need to head to the district around the station to find shops, restaurants, bars and theatres. As far as public transport is concerned, Gaïté metro station (line 13) is not far from the hotel and other metro lines (lines 4, 12 and 6) are a little further away.
The hotel's 354 guest rooms are divided into 3 categories: standard, superior and deluxe. They all feature the same functional decor (shades of red, with brown furniture, etc.) but differ in terms of their surface area, views and the services on offer. The standard rooms measure between 20 and 22m² and offer a view over the patio. The superior rooms are the same size, but have the bonus of a mini-bar (snacks and soft drinks), as well as bathrobes and slippers in the bathroom. The deluxe category (25-28m²) has a completely free mini-bar, a Lavazza coffee machine, and a lounge area, while the bathroom also offers hospitality products, bathrobes, slippers and a set of bathroom scales. Regardless of the category, all the rooms are provided with a safe, a flat-screen television, individual air-conditioning, a trouser press and luggage storage space. All the bathrooms are provided with a bathtub, Annick Goutal hospitality products and a magnifying mirror. Accommodation advice: Some superior and deluxe rooms offer views over Place Catalogne or the Eiffel Tower!
The hotel was built in 2004 on Place Catalogne, and the building is so big you cannot miss it. The lobby and reception are spacious and bustling with the comings and goings of the many guests. The decor is simple, but nevertheless pleasant and cosy. Just past the reception, the hotel courtyard can be seen. It is planted with flowers and has a charming furnished terrace, making it a really pleasant place to spend time during fine weather. The hotel has Wi-Fi access and an internet corner, both of which can be used free of charge, but there is still a charge for wired internet access. For clients requiring extra facilities, there are 5 seminar rooms (with no natural light), and 10 conference rooms (subcommittee rooms).
The hotel has a bar and a restaurant. The bar, the Wengé, is open from 6:00am to 1:00am, and offers a snack menu from 6:00am to 10:00pm. The decor here is quite cosy. Beyond the bar is the restaurant, which has the same name and interestingly operates as a salad bar in summer and a soup bar in winter. The prices are reasonable, and light dishes are on offer for any guests who happen to be counting calories! On the other side of the patio is a restaurant that functions as the breakfast room and as a restaurant dining room for conferences and dinners.
The hotel has a private car park that can be used by guests for a fee, and so the most practical course of action by far is to park your car there are then travel around Paris using public transport (RER, bus and metro).
beauty salon, sauna, keep fit, spa
tennis, gym, squash, fitness, sports
Anonyme.
Nuit payée par la SNCF suite à un retard de train, je ne peux pas vraiment me prononcer sur le prix, même si j'ai trouvé que c'était un peu cher pour la SNCF compte tenu de la relative sobriété de la chambre, avec une décoration assez vieillotte et l'impossibilité d'ouvrir la fenêtre. Sinon, le séjour a été correct, et l'hôtel mérite le détour ne serait ce que pour la variété de choses proposée au buffet du petit déjeuner!
- très grande variété du petit déjeuner - qualité du service au petit déjeuner - prix un peu élevé?
- mobilier / décoration des chambres un peu vieillotte
Tierno N.
très bel hôtel situé tout près de la prestigieuse Tour Montparnass ! dans le 14éme arrondissement de la Capital un quartier dis d'artiste depuis maintenant plusieurs années le 14 est connu pour être un arrondissement paisible chaleureux avec plusieurs cotés avec un coté festif vers la tour Montparnasse une vue royal sur la tour Eiffel plusieurs coins ou manger vous pourrez également profiter des petits déjeuner croissant pain aux chocolat café merci de votre temps libre a très bientôt
vous aurez une manifique vue tout a disposition dans les alentours tel que les magasins(galerie lafayette)les transpors si vous voulez vous baladez restau kebab créperie libanais etc..seront a votre disposition chambre confortable agréablement,PROPRE
temps froid du vent du bruit a coté d'une boite.plusieurs boites de nuit sont a cotée. bus de voyage passeront tout le temps belle vue . attention ou vous mangez
Mathieu B.
Très bel hôtel dans un quartier très dynamique. Les chambres sont spacieuses et très confortable. Le mobilier est propre et de bonne qualité. Concernant le service de restauration, celui ci est très efficace, avec le service directement dans la chambre.
Bonne situation, très bel hôtel, et service à la hauteur du nombre d'étoiles.
Les vibrations, du à la proximité de la gare montparnasse.
Hélyse H.
Très bel hotel situé à deux pas de la gare Montparnasse à Paris. Certaine chambre on vue sur la Tour Eiffel. Les chambres sont très cosy et on s'y sent bien car elle sont confortable et la décoration est au gout du jour.
Situé a 2 pas de la gare. Et un buffet petit déjeuner bien garni. Le personnel est discret et à notre écoute
Cela reste un hotel assez cher.
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