Ugh, much preferred this place when it was the Mercure. The lobby/bar now just looks like Ikea, the restaurant looked like some sort of fake sushi bar and opted not to eat there. Reception Staff are super friendly and speak great English. Rooms were small when it was the Mercure, but feel even more cramped now!! The only thing this... more

The service was excellent. Front Desk very helpful and spoke good English. We were amazed that could stand all day as they were not provided chairs or stools to sit. . The rooms are very, very small however we managed. I would suggest bringing your own shampoo and bar soap and face cloth if you use one. Breakfast was cold... more

Plenty of better options in Paris. For me Paris is the greatest city in the world, but where you stay really impacts the impression you have. I would always recommend staying in the heart of it, walking distance to the major attractions, restaurants and shopping. Paris is a place experienced on foot. Bercy is a bit too far out of... more

on arrival happy with location facing the bercy arena and 1 min from bercy metro.. perfect. had to wait about an hour to get rrom. but waited at the bar area and they was also a free tea and coffe machine which u cud use 10am to 10pm which i thought was great. hotel nice, staff nice. booked on accor... more

My friend and I stayed at this hotel from June 12 to June 19, 2009. We booked an air/hotel package with Air Transat, and this is the hotel we ended up with. We emailed in advance to request that our room have two beds, and they were very helpful and booked that for us right away. Room The room was... more

The place was under renovation (ie the lobby) when i stayed there. Like most EU 3 stars the place is basic. The rooms are clean and bright but extremely small. No cupboards. No electric kettle ( though in the lobby you can make urselfs tea or coffee 24 X 7) No table and chair in the room DO take an... more

We stayed in this hotel during our Kumuka Winter Tour trip. The hotel's lobby is under renovation so it's a mess. It's noisy and smell of paint. The rooms are already renovated and are not affected by the renovation below. The renovation is stopped at night, so our sleep is not bothered by it. The room is small, but quite... more

It's an old Mercure that's been "refurbished". I think "Changing Rooms" did the rooms on a budget of about €200 each! The bar/restaurant was closed for renovation when I was there so there are a couple of decent brasseries across the road. It's walking distance from Gare de Lyon and Bercy Metro, which helps. But for this price you can... more

The scariest thing about this hotel was my colleagues tell me it has actually been recently refurbished. So quite why the carpets were still ancient, filthy and according to some guests full of fleas (and another had to remove a dead beetle from their room). I normally ignore hotel decor but here it is tacky and garish - I burst... more