Hotels near Paris Gagny Station, Paris

"The staff were polite and helpful. Room was very spacious and clean. "

"The room was fitted with all one’s needs."

"For the entire 8 night I spent at the hotel, our room was never clean nor even once, no towels changed, no bedsheets change, that wasn’t impressive. "

"The room has a weird layout that only works for families or couples. As 3 friends sharing a room, this was complicated for a few reasons. The shower doesn’t have much space to store dry clothes and keep them dry, so you can get changed before stepping out. Plus, the shower door handle is a hole on the door, therefore if anyone walks past whilst you’re showering, they can see everything. The toilet was ok, however had no lid. Which meant that after each use, the cubicle would smell temporarily. However! The sink was in the room rather than by the toilet… This is the most awkward and icky thing ever. There was no light in the ceiling, which made vision slightly awkward in the evening. However, there was a light on the side and by the mirror/sink. There is also no hairdryer in the room. Unsure if they store them at reception, as I forgot to ask for it. As for the single bunk bed, it was comfy and a decent size. However, it was left unmade, eventhough we had stated the booking was for 3 adults. And making the bed is extremely awkward when it’s at an elevated height like that. The staff were helpful. I didn’t interact much with them, so don’t have much to say. But I appreciate their efforts, as I can understand their job isn’t easy. Breakfast was small but standard. No hot food, except for a toaster. The waffles and jams selection was good. And staff kept it well stocked throughout. Improvement wise, I’d request that the toilet layout be made more obvious in bookings "

"Clean room, excellent breakfast and helpful staff. Good option if you don’t want to fork out for a central Paris hotel, as metro is 5 minutes walk. Also area is more chilled out and has great food options."

"AVOID AT ALL CAUSE The only reason I do not out a zero is because is not an option. First, no AC and no way to at least open a window. The room was dirty. The sheets, the carpet, the bathroom all of it, and we were in a “refurbished” room. All the pictures that you see are catfish. My father in law almost got pickpocketed 15 minutes in, we were AT THE PROPERTY. We left after 1hr of being there. AGAIN. AVOID AT ALL COST."

"Feb. 17th 2026. I was not able to make the trip to Paris. I know it's my bad to forgot to cancel my hotel booking of 3-nights stay. However, the hotel refused to give me any refund for my booking, even though in the booking confirmation email that I received Sept 7th, 2025, it was clearly stated that (in my native language):"..., or if you do not check in after booking, you will be charged the room rate for the first night and the corresponding taxes." The refusal from the hotel is unacceptable. The costumer service from the agent Expedia is not helpful, either. They quoted a different cancellation policy to me:"If you fail to check-in for this reservation, or if you cancel or change this reservation after check-in, you may incur penalty charges at the discretion of the hotel of up to 100% of the booking value." It's possible that this is the current cancellation policy, but it is apparently contradictory to the policy in my booking confirmation email. Shouldn't the cancellation policy go with my confirmation email back then? Expedia also arrogantly told me:"I would like to inform you that these policies are set directly by the property, and we are unable to override them. As a brand, we do not charge anything for cancellations or changes — the penalties are imposed solely based on the property’s policy." Then, I want to ask, isn't it your fault that you didn't show the correct cancellation policy in the confirmation mail first? Terrible experience. "

"Room was very clean, extremely close to the metro and very friendly staff."

"Clean and easy, good facilities, gym is acceptable and sauna is spot on!"