“Pan”

Bardzo czysty i cichy hotel. Pracownicy byli niesamowici i mieliśmy komfortowy sen. Planujemy tam wrócić w sierpniu, podczas gdy odwiedzamy Euro Disney. Wiele do zrobienia w tej okolicy i jest to około 50 km od parku Disneyland Paris. Przyjazny dla zwierząt hotel z pięknym i przyjazny kot na miej... Więcej

Bardzo czysty i cichy hotel. Pracownicy byli niesamowici i mieliśmy komfortowy sen. Planujemy tam wrócić w sierpniu, podczas gdy odwiedzamy Euro Disney. Wiele do zrobienia w tej okolicy i jest to około 50 km od parku Disneyland Paris. Przyjazny dla zwierząt hotel z pięknym i przyjazny kot na miejscu. Łatwy dojazd do Paryża miasto z tego hotelu

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“Zaraz w pobliżu fountainbleau palace”

Ładny komfortowy hotel w pobliżu palace i zaledwie kilka minut z Paryża ", wspaniałe miejsce na pobyt bardzo cichy łatwe do znalezienia!!

“Hotel OK bez dodatków”

Zatrzymaliśmy się tutaj już kilka razy. Wszystko ok, ale brak dodatków. Ciche i czyste, wygodne łóżka. Smaczne śniadanie i bezpłatny bezprzewodowy internet. Kilka prostsze restauracje w odległości spaceru. Bezpłatny parking. Teraz część Clarion/Komfort grupy. Dobrze po angielsku mówił w recepcji.

“3 star Best Western with NO FRIG., NO AC., NOT EVEN A TEAPOT!!!”

Three star (?!) Best Western Apolonia in Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry, where I slept one night on Wednesday, June 20, 2012, is conveniently located between Fontainebleau and Orly, although it took me almost one hour to get to the airport, from 10:45 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., which is far from the 15 minute... Więcej

Three star (?!) Best Western Apolonia in Saint-Fargeau-Ponthierry, where I slept one night on Wednesday, June 20, 2012, is conveniently located between Fontainebleau and Orly, although it took me almost one hour to get to the airport, from 10:45 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., which is far from the 15 minutes that they advertise in their website. But maybe they ment by helicopter? Unfortunately, I was only driving on "Autoroute A6" expressway... The score of 3 out of 5 is due to an excellent receptionist, who was extremely kind and helpful. Without this nice and helpful young lady, I would have not gone beyond 2/5! I got small room 205 for 72 €. I only paid 72 because I always reserve longtime ahead but the rate went up to 78 € without breakfast (+ 13 € extra = 85 for me and 91 € for others). Compare with my "Soirée Etape" at 101.90 € in Bourg or in Troyes at 101.60 € for Dinner, Bed & Breakfast! Of all the BW hotels that I tried during this trip, this one has the most modern building but it is also the most disappointing. I started with an excellent "Hotel de France" in Bourg-en-Bresse, then I went to the BW "Hôtel de La Poste" in Troyes with much smaller rooms but still well equipped ant then this one. Their only advantage is that they have a free private parking in premisses. Also, they are not too far from Orly, where I slept the next day because I was flying to Frankfurt on Friday at 7 a.m. First surprise: NO AC, NO FAN in the room. I had to request a fan which I used all night, fortunately. Ibis hotels are only two stars and all those that I tried have AC. The next day, I discoverd a place called EVER HOTEL a couple of blocks North on the same highway with only two stars but offering AC in their modern rooms for... 67 € the "Soirée Etape" (DB&B). Second surpriose: NO refrigerator, which I have always found in all Best Western that I have tried. I have seen two star hotels with a frig., but this three star BW has not... Third surprise: NO teapot, as I had found in previous Best Western hotels, whether in Frankfurt on in France. Fourth surprise: if the BW in Troyes offered three small soaps, there was only one in here. So make sure you take it with you to the shower. And if you are over 5'8, be careful not to bump your head as you enter the bathtub with a beam on the inclined ceiling... The bathtub is reasonably clean but I would not go so far for the toilet, which could suffer a deep cleaning with Clorox. Fifth surprise: unlike all hotels where I have been in the past thirty years, there is NO roll of toilet paper. You will have to grab small sheets one by one from an opaque dispenser, without ever knowing if it is full, half full or almost empty... I suspect them to have adopted this method in order to make you spend less toilet paper, always with the fear that the dispenser might be almost empty! This will rejoice Greenpeace activists but maybe not those who pay over $100 without breakfast, without a frig, without AC and without even a teapot! As for me, this system rejuvenated me because this was the one used by low end cheap hotels where I had to go when I was a poor student in the 1960s... Did you say three stars???

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