Hotel Ibis Cambronne Tour Eiffel

Extremely upset at the lack of privacy! My wife and I stayed here for 3 nights and left the «Do Not Disturb» sign on the door ever day. However, every day we returned to find our privacy invaded. Our stuff was moved and I HATE people touching my things when I’m not there. I will never stay here again and I don’t recommend you do either… Room was fine, nothing special. But the lack of respect for our privacy is unacceptable!

Un bon hôtel ibis, bien placé à 800m de la tour eiffel. Ma copine et moi on as pus avoir la chambre vue sur la tour eiffel, donc super.

Stayed here just a bit ago and it was okay. Not great, not terrible. Just okay.
I stayed for a total of three nights. I ate at the breakfast buffet two of the mornings (I think), and it was honestly one of the best breakfast buffets I’ve been to. Multiple coffee machines that can make basically any drink you want in a matter of 30 seconds, fresh baguettes, and a variety of cheeses and cereals.
Now to the elevator/​room situation.
There are only two elevators servicing the hotel, and you cannot take the stairs because they are only accessias fire escapes.
The rooms were extremely small (so much that the door hit the bed when it was opened). I understand that European rooms are small, but this room was especially small.
We were told we were going to receive shampoo/​conditioner/​soap, which technically, we did. It was an all-​in-​one package which had clearly been used by the guests before us but we were not given a new one.
Lastly, something that was difficult for me to understand was that practically none of the staff spoke coherent English. It was not much of a problem for me because I speak French, but as a hotel servicing mostly English-​speaking tourists, this to me was odd.
Overall, it’s not a bad hotel if you don’t mind a small room. Definitely wouldn’t recommend it to someone who doesn’t speak French, and make sure you bring your own toiletries. Your money can probably be spent better elsewhere, but it’s not a bad hotel if it’s your only choice or if youre on a budget.

Years ago, when I was a ripe teenager, my high school French class stayed in this very hotel. Since it was good enough for me then, I rebooked it.
It has since been remodeled and the rooms are slightly more modern but very bare bones. As in, one trash can, minimal storage and furniture but certainly comfortable. In fact, I thought the bed was one of the most comfortable beds I’ve ever slept in.
A slight mistake was made and the top floor penthouse was rented instead of a regular room. Therefore, the hotel was much larger than I remembered (not a bad thing eh?) with a beautiful view of the city. Do note that the top floor rooms are only accessible by stairs. The benefit to this is that the stairwell is more hidden and therefore less of a chance anyone will disturb your room.
This hotel is super clean but not fancy by any means. If you need luxury and extravagance look elsewhere. But if you need a no-​fuss place to sleep at the end of the day this place is for you.
Wifi worked okay but I had to reconnect everytime my phone/​iPad when to sleep.
More pros:
–subway stop Cambronne is 30 seconds away.
–huge buffet breakfast that is very quick but I do recommend Caffe Cambronne across the street for all meals.
–dinner is inexpensive but the food isn’t the best. The wait staff here is incredibly friendly and the manager is easy on my travel-​weary eyes.
–Eiffel Tower is 15 min away.
I would stay here again.

This is a nice clean, conveniently located hotel. Our room is large and roomy. The breakfast buffet is a plus if you don’t have the time for a typically French leisurely dining experience.

I enjoyed my stay here! Despite that there were only two elevators that added a little aggravation, I had a very nice stay:). The rooms are simple and the bathrooms are tight. But I heard this is normal in Europe. Besides, it was enough room for the two of us who shared a room, and we each had large suitcases. If you know how to travel and pack, you won’t need much closet room. The rooms were very clean and comfy! If you want more luxury, this isn’t the hotel for you.
Our first night included a dinner in the restaurant downstairs. It was a bit on the salty side, and it wasn’t my favorite meal in Paris. But breakfast was something I looked forward to. Ham, croissants, cheese, crepes, coffee, juice and more was a menu I probably could’ve eaten everyday for more than the three nights we stayed in Paris. I posted a photo so that I would never forget it.
Next door is a market that sold only frozen foods. Just around the corner was a perfect little gift shop that I ended up buying some souvenirs from that cost less than $ 3.00USD! Along the same street was a small grocery store and another gift shop with household items and souvenirs. There’s also a small restaurant where you can get gyros, hot dogs, burgers and fries. Not delicious, but it’ll do if you’re on a budget. Honestly, save your appetite and money for other places in Paris! Even food at the Eiffel Tower is much better. There’s a really good crêpe and dessert place by the Eiffel Tower.
I was going to rate this 3-​stars to be consistent with my scale, but I went ahead and made it 4-​stars because I wouldn’t mind staying here again if I ever get the chance to visit Paris again. Also, my favorite part of this experience was breakfast downstairs in the hotel’s café. :))

You really got to expect that hotel rooms in Europe are very small. You can just barely walk around if you have your luggage open.
Not a really baby friendly hotel. No crib and no water boiler.
Service is just above fair. Some are very nice and explain everything to you. But some doesn’t tell you anything or they might not know what are you asking.
The best thing is the hotel are very close to subway and the Eiffel Tower. Also there are a McDonald around the corner.

I have traveled to Paris quite often on business and I did NOT enjoy this hotel.
If you are on a budget and looking for an inexpensive, well-​located hotel — this is a good enough option. It’s clean enough (though my bathroom could have been given a once over) and gets the job done and it’s close to the Eiffel Tower and Metro.
If you are travelling for business, save yourself the headache and stay elsewhere.
My main dislikes:
— This hotel seems very popular with groups — particularly school groups. So you constantly have huge herds of people milling around and the lobby can get so crowded you can’t even navigate it. The constant influx of huge groups just got really irritating for me. It just feels as if the hotel isn’t big enough to contain all these people
— The breakfast buffet was a mad-​house every day for the 8 days I was here — impossible to find a table, too crowded to navigate, loud and generally unpleasant.
— The restaurant was pretty terrible and the staff didn’t speak English — which I found unbelievable.
— The internet is useless for a business traveler, Its’ super slow (even if you buy faster access) — I was completely unable to connect to my VPN and my colleagues struggled as well.
— The rooms are impossibly small, with limited storage space for clothing.
— The hallways are dark and unpleasant.
— When my bill hit 500 euro, they made me pay it — even though I was only halfway through my stay. I found this strange and disturbing.
I like the area/​location well enough, but would find a nicer hotel in the area next time I am in Paris.

This was a good hotel in terms of price, location and convenience. We stayed in room 652 and it had a great view of the Eiffel tower. Walking to the Eiffel tower is about 15 mins. Next to this hotel there’s a mini market and there are plenty of restaurants around. The metro station Cambronne is within 2 – 3 mins walking distance. The system to store your luggages is great, they are lockers located behind the lobby area; a small one cost 3 eur and big is 5 eur. We will definetely go back to this hotel the next time we are in Paris

The location is great. Only steps away from the Cambronne metro and a delicious bakery, Maison VA Privat. The lobby is cool, clean and has internet service and free printing. Free wifi throughout the hotel. But, the room is EXACTLY like a room on a cruise ship. Tiny, but does the job. The bed was pretty uncomfortable, and the bathroom was tiny. But, for the price, it was just what we needed/​expected. Next time, I’d definitely ask for another mattress pad, though. Also, keep in mind central A/​C. We had a room facing the street, which was a nice view. But, we wanted to keep our window open to let some cool air in, so it was a bit noisy. I’d give this 3.5 stars if I could, but I’ll bump it up because of its overall convenience, location, cleanliness, and free wifi.

Hotel ibis cambronne Tour Eiffel
Excellent hôtel près de la tour Eiffel. L’accueil était en fin de rénovation et sera superbe. Bön petit déjeuner à 8 € 60. Très bon rapport qualité prix (105 € la twin). Seul point noir: le code WIFI à changer tous les jours.

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay here during a long weekend break. Have used Ibis Group before and have never been disappointed. Well worth the price if only using Hotel as a base. Breakfast is good and facilities well kept., Staff very helpful.

Très bien
Personnel ultra sympathique et attentionné. Hotel et chambre propre et spacieux. Rapport qualité/​prix bon. Idéalement situé pour un séjour à Paris. Bus en face de l’hôtel et métro à 2 minutes. Petit bémol: parking payant si l’on né prend pas un repas au restaurant de l’hôtel.

Personnel ultra sympathique et attentionné. Hotel et chambre propre et spacieux. Rapport qualité/​prix bon. Idéalement situé pour un séjour à Paris. Bus en face de l’hôtel et métro à 2 minutes.
Petit bémol: parking payant si l’on né prend pas un repas au restaurant de l’hôtel.

This is a great area of Paris to stay. Close enough to the the tourist areas but local enough to get the neighborhood feel. Clean, modern rooms at some of the cheapest hotel rates you will find for a good hotel in Paris. Dozens of cafes and restaurants at your doorstep. I highy recommend…

Cet hôtel Ibis est vraiment pas mal, car on peu réussir à l’avoir pour pas cher si on reserve à l’avance. C’est pas du grand luxe, la chambre sentait un peu la clope car c’était une chambre fumeur mais bon pour le prix ca valait vraiment le coup et surtout grâce à la situation de l’hôtel.
Paris est à vos pieds et je le recommande pour des petits budgets.

Ibis Cambronne est certainement une très bonne option si on est à la recherché d’un hotel à Paris assez bien localisé et central pour un rapport prix/​qualité convenable. Cela surtout si on réserve par internet — alors les prix sont encore plus intéressant. Seul inconvénient peut-​etre que l’on paye alors par avance. Les chambres n’ont rien de spécial mais correspondent en principe à ce que l’on s’attend. Tout très pratique, rien né manqué. Le petit déjeuner n’est pas inclu dans le prix de la chambre mais vaut le coup: grand buffet qui répond à tous les gouts (ou presque), café et thé à volonté; et dépassé de loin la formule «croissant-​café» habituelle ;).
L’hotel est à une minute de la station 6 Cambronne et à env. 5 minutes de la Tour Eiffel, de l’UNESCO et des Invalides. La rue de Commerce avec Monoprix et autres magasins, resto et companie est également très près.
Cote sécurité: Pour utiliser les ascenseurs, il faut la carte de la chambre (clé).