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"everything was excellent, except the wifi connection. It was extremely slow. For me the wifi connection is very important. "

"A super fun quiet and relaxing stay"

"The staff was very friendly. The food in the onsite restaurant was very good and a good value. The room was very comfortable."

"Pullman was a great hotel close to the Eiffel Tower. If you splurge for the rooms with the view, it’s really unbeatable! We asked for early check in weeks in advance but in general, it seems that most European countries don’t have rooms ready for early check in unless you pay a fee. They’re willing to hold your luggage so that’s an added bonus. We paid for breakfast that had standard eggs, fruits, granola, yogurt, and fresh fruit and juices. One day, we asked to have it delivered to the room, which cost a few per person and actually to order eggs as well cost extra per person even though they’re available downstairs in the buffet with the regular breakfast package. Staff was kind and the property was clean! Super convenient to the Eiffel Tower and a few restaurants are nearby as well (which are actually pretty subpar given the location) but open late nonetheless. Turndown service happened every day. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay for our first time in Paris! "

"We really liked the amenities at the property. Great bed and shower facilities. Breakfast was very tasty with lots of choices, both hot and cold. Walking distance to the Gare de Lyon train station so that was perfect for our group. Would definitely stay here again. "

"Absolutely perfect stay, right from check in until check out. Clean, comfortable and in a great area. "

"Convenient for early departure flights "

"Modern decoration "

"This was a newer property in a great location! Quiet street but a short walk to two metro stations, Moulin Rouge, and MontMartre and Sacre Coer. Two notes: 1- there is no A/C so use the fan and open the window! 2- They offer breakfast daily, but you will be cgarged( not included like in the US)"