Hotels Near Versailles Rive Gauche Chateau Station in Versailles

The location is very good to find, there is a small garden nearby, it is a public service center, and the service staff is very enthusiastic. The boss is Chinese.

We stayed two nights in the main building for a wedding. Cons: * Check-in was a challenge. They were quite strict about not allowing anybody into their rooms until the official 3pm checkin time when we arrived (and we arrived at 2:30pm, not super early). Then when we did get a room key, it didn't work, nor did the second key, nor did housekeeping's master key. It turned out someone else was already in our room with the door bolted, and the hotel staff had to kick them out and re-freshen our room before we could get into it. They were extremely apologetic and sent up some free fruit juice and macarons, but it's the kind of mistake that a Waldorf shouldn't be making (and it could easily be prevented--see below for a suggestion), yet we heard from another guest that they had a similar problem, too. * Breakfast is just OK. It was included in our rate, so we were satisfied, but I would not have been happy if I'd been paying full price, given how amazing the breakfast options are in France generally. * The ground-floor public restrooms were out of order, requiring restaurant guests and folks hanging out in the public spaces (including people waiting for their rooms) to go down narrow stairs to the spa level to find a toilet. A downside of having a historic building, perhaps, but still not ideal for a high-end hotel. Pros: * Gorgeous, historic main building. * Lovely pool (albeit very restrictive about allowing non-swimmers to hang out). * Comfortable room with a great bed and very nice bathroom (the shower was one of the best I've ever had in a hotel) and quality black-out curtains. * Friendly staff. * When our daughter left her phone by the pool on the day we left, the front desk clerk reached out to us and helped coordinate getting it back to us. We ended up sending an Uber--the clerk handed the phone to the driver, and the driver handed the phone to me outside our hotel in Paris late that night. This is the kind of service we hope for when going to a higher end hotel, and we really appreciated that the clerk was flexible about doing this for us. How to rate the hotel is tough. If it were half of the price, it would probably warrant a 5/5 even with the cons above. But for the price they charge, I would say it's more of a 3/5 bumped up to a solid 4/5 by the help they offered with the lost telephone. Suggestion for preventing wrong room keys: Our understanding of the screw-up with our room was that we were in Room 115, while the other guests were supposed to be in Room 1115 (the four-digit number signifying the pavilion building next door, not the main building where we were staying). Apparently, the desk clerk misread the ”1115” on the reservation computer as 115, and consequently programmed the keys (on a separate computer) for 115 and wrote 115 on the other guest's key holder. Since there aren't that many floors in the main building, they could help prevent this kind of error by having the pavilion rooms start with an 8 or 9 inst

The one thing they don’t tell you about this hotel is that the Westfield Shopping Centre next door is having some major building works carried out and the whole of the B&B Hotel is affected, day after day. At night it was quiet but work started at about 8 in the morning and continued all day. The whole building shook and wherever you stood it sounded as if a massive tunnelling machine was about to come through the walls. It was almost impossible to speak to one another over the din. We booked through ******* and what amazes me is that they are still including it in their listing even after we told them about the horrendous noise. We felt sorry for the staff at the hotel because they had put up with the noise and the complaints every day. They were very understanding when we said we could not take it. We returned for a siesta in the afternoon and decided that we could not tolerate the noise so we checked out and booked into an Airbnb apartment which was delightful. The hotel room itself was far from perfect with broken lampshades by the bed. This is very basic accommodation. The hotel refunded us for one night out of three. ******* take no responsibility whatsoever. If you are planning on visiting Versailles then you should know that this hotel is NOT walking distance from the Palace and its Gardens. It’s an expensive UBER ride away.

Adequate for what we needed- access to Versailles and secure above ground parking. Friendly reception and easy check in. No restaurant although has a good breakfast room. Bar is open in the evening. Hotel is being refurbished which it needs. We noticed an unpleasant smell when we came into the hotel from the car park and did have to ask to change room as the bathroom was very smelly. Hopefully the refurbishment will solve this! Anyway, they were very accommodating and changed our room straight away. Room is ok but again not great for example towels are not bath towel size or very absorbent and no face flannel. Shower gel provided but no shampoo and conditioner. However a shoe shine and shower cap is provided, a couple of cotton wool pads too. There is bottled water provided but not replenished the second night we stayed. Reception isn’t manned all the time so we weren’t able to check if this was an oversight or policy. There is a kettle and limited tea/coffee provided. On the plus side for us, the car park is above ground so we could park our campervan, it’s easy to get into Versailles by bus (2€) and right by a very large shopping centre with various restaurants. Not sure I’d really recommend here or come again but there again it was absolutely adequate for what were our priorities, so I’d possibly sit on the fence and say try it, especially once they have finished the building/painting.

A few kilometers from the Palace of Versailles, it is very difficult to find a place. There are very few services. We are late from Paris. We only have notices posted at the front desk and keys on the door. If no other guests come in and out, new arrivals will not be able to see their names at the small front desk. It is recommended that Ctrip make a statement when the hotel is sold so that late arrivals know what to do. If it is not a foreign language, the nationals suggest not to be here.

Belle surprise 😲 Très propre et calme avec une carte bar très sympa. Des chambres avec un plateau d'accueil, une literie très confortable. Versailles à 7 minutes en voiture la possibilité de charger la voiture électrique gratuitement et le parking est au sous-sol. Un accueil très chaleureux.

Rented a suite and there's not even a closet to store your clothes. There is just 4 poor hangers for hanging shirts and dresses. In order to get an iron and an iron board, I had to go down to the front desk since nobody was answering the phone… Right in the middle of the shower, the water becomes suddenly boiling hot. Thinking the mixer was broken, I tried the water in the sink and I had the same issue: just no cold water at all anymore. Of course, this happens right in the middle of the shower. Called the front desk, but nobody was answering, while it was just late afternoon. The problem happened again the day after. The day of the departure, I left around 4.30am in order to go to the airport, and the garage door didn't open. There is no button to call the front desk, therefore I had to leave my car on the ramp and go walk to the front desk in order to ask for the door to be opened. The front desk man said ”oh, I though it would open by itself…” Coming back from the ride around 6am, I tried to call the front desk to get a taxi booking, but nobody answered the phone. I went down in the lobby and the hotel was literally empty. I went back to my room, tried again to call and after 10 minutes somebody picked-up the phone. I told him ”if you're asked by the taxi company where am I going, just tell them destination ABC”. To which he replied ”oh, you can tell the driver yourself when they will ask”. Clearly not listening. The day before leaving, I went to the bar for a dinner since there restaurant was closed… I ordered some food that was brought to me in a pot that was being opened right in front of me and just put in the plate. Just like that, in the pot with the branding and the list of ingredients… I ordered a cold cut plate and it was clearly not fresh at all: the camp was as hard as skin and discolored on the sides, the sauces were discolored as well, the cheese slices were glued one to another. The service is given to kids who have no sense of class or refinement, and they're not even shaved. The lamp that goes from the bar to the outside (which is located inside the bar) is covered with a massive spider net from. As compensation for the cold cut board, I was given a bottle of cheap Bordeaux.

The room was smaller than expected but the self checking system is convenient if you don't know the time arrival. The restaurant across the street was very good.

Worst hotel very unclean rooms, room service doesn't clean rooms, the room utilities are not working . worst staff including the manager, very arrogant people who doesn't understand what customer service is and they refuse to help with simple issues saying it is not there responsibility, they changed there policy without giving notice just because it is convenient, they even hang the phone on you while talking!!

I am a member of IHG Platinum Card, and I have to live in 30-40 Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza and Intercontinental around the world in one year. This hotel is not in the center of Paris. It is very convenient if you drive by car, especially for the self-driving tour to Versailles, because the hotel has a three-dimensional parking lot, and it is possible to go to the Concord Square in the city center with UBER. 33 euros. The front desk of the hotel is very warm, the room is normal, especially the red and black carpet, but the room is still very large, in the nearly 120 Holiday Inns I have lived in the world belongs to the middle level.