Hotel ibis Paris Vanves Parc des Expositions (Vanves, France)

This hotel's location in Paris's south-western suburb of Vanves appealed to drivers as it was just outside the Boulevard Périphérique ring road. Furthermore, they welcomed the on-site parking and the proximity of petrol stations. Several travellers remarked that the location was fairly quiet considering its urban surroundings. It also benefited from being close to supermarkets and several dining options. Non-motorists liked that they could easily walk to the Malakoff - Plateau de Vanves metro station for line 13 services into central Paris with its numerous shopping areas, attractions and sightseeing opportunities.

The continental buffet breakfast had plenty of fans who liked the varied selection of food from cold cuts to cereals and pastries to boiled eggs as well as the affordable price.

The reportedly modern, functional, well-cleaned and comfortable rooms went down well with travellers as did the cosy beds. Budget-conscious guests often felt they got a decent amount of bang for their buck at this hotel as the room rates were reasonable for the area.

Critics claimed it was sometimes difficult to regulate the room temperature to their liking, saying they sometimes felt uncomfortably warm.

Although many reviewers found the rooms to be decently-sized for mid-range Parisian accommodation, others felt certain rooms were cramped, especially when fully occupied.

Pleasant, welcoming and professional were just some of the word reviewers used to describe the personnel at this hotel. However, some critics occasionally claimed they dealt with employees who seemed distant or rude at times.