The concierge at the front desk as well as the staff throughout the entire Hotel were very nice…read moreduring me and my wife's 5 day stay. The Breakfast bar was also very good. The location is very close to the railcar subway to see all that France offers for a great vacation.

From the owner: Facilités Situé au coeur de quartier d'affaires de Boulogne, à 100 mètres du métro avec accès…read moredirect aux Champs Elysées et à la Tour eiffel, l'Hôtel Les Jardins de Paris Boulogne vous propose ses 49 chambres dans un cadre convivial et chaleureux. Proche du Parc des Princes, de Rolland Garros et à 10 minutes de la Porte de Versailles, vous pourrez accéder facilement au coeur de la capitale. Liaison directe avec de nombreux monuments parisiens.

Clean, comfortable, air conditioned hotel in Paris. I was travelling with a tour group and the…read morecontinental breakfast was very good (especially the coffee). I would recommend this hotel to anyone wanting a modestly priced but clean hotel in Paris.

From the owner: Hôtel 2** de 19 chambres à Boulogne Billancourt. Accès au centre de Paris en moins de 20 minutes en…read moremétro. Aéroports de Roissy CDG en 45 minutes et Orly en 20 minutes par taxi.

Nice luxury hotel with an outside space area, decent breakfast, room service, food and prompt…read morefriendly staff. Rooms were clean and comfortable. The pillows were so soft that they had 0 support. The restroom door was difficult to shut, and the bathtub/shower was difficult to use. Seriously the tub is a good 2 feet off the floor and very slippery. Getting in and out of the shower was a challenge. Also the hotel will randomly smell like sewage. It's in the halls and in the rooms. Super gross. The hotel also has no amenities. For the price I feel there should be an indoor pool and hot tub. But again, clean and friendly. The area is close by the metro and easy to get a taxi or Uber. Also a few decent places close by to eat and about 2-5km away from shopping and Eiffel Tower.

From the owner: Aux portes de Paris, le Radisson Blu Hotel Paris Boulogne est l'endroit idéal pour vos événements…read mored'affaires. Véritable havre de paix au cœur de la ville, le Radisson Blu Paris Boulogne dispose de 170 chambres entièrement rénovées et 6 salles de réunions dans une décoration sophistique et élégante. Au cœur de l'hôtel, une terrasse est nichée dans un écrin de verdure où de charmants pieds de vigne révèlent une ambiance douce et chaleureuse. Le Cepia Restaurant donnant sur cette terrasse, est idéal pour un moment de pause durant votre journée.

Loved staying here, and would recommend this hotel in a heartbeat…read more Room- excellent: spacious, very clean, supper comfortable beds, excellent bathroom (with a bathtub new and gleaming you actually can take a bath...) modern-trandy, well appointed furnishing and fixtures. Room was quiet and fresh.-10. Staff- the best! helpful (none of those sneering, clueless, cold employees you can find in other establishments in the world). From Juliette to Roberta to Theophile, they were all keenly interested in assisting, welcoming and wereall helpful. They were quick and knowledgeable and are a true assets to this excellent hotel. Even when I had to occasion to ask for a plate and silverware, while not actually dining there, the gentleman in charge was as gracious as helpful (even with my not so consistent French ;-) to assist me and quickly, added to that a tip on the french vocabulary, never a hint of snootiness. These are the details that are a tell tell sign of how staff views their guests from top management to bottom. Location- Because it is not located smacked in the touristic "madness," we love it, but more than that, it's close to the the fantastic Bois du Boulogne. It is in the 15th arrondissement, which is definitely a part of Paris, rather than a far away, charmless outskirt. It is a much calmer, authentic, and cleaner area of the city's edge. Additionally, there are multiple means of public transport located nearby. For example, there is a bus right in front of the hotel that takes you directly to Tour Eiffel, and a metro that is a block or so away that connects you to other parts, including the left bank, of course. This is also a location that if you want to get away from the noise and hype of the center, you can do so easily. I would recommend this hotel, also because of it's location. True, I am familiar with Paris, and it helps, but I cannot think why those who aren't would not enjoy the rather convient bus and metro, so close by. There are tons of shops, supermarkets and even pretty good restaurants 2-3 blocks away on a street called Boulevard Jean Jaures, where we also got our metro, just ask the desk. Breakfast- Didn't try it (was not part of my room rate). Instead, started with an excellent croissant at the corner trendy bakery called "Petit Bac" on the same side of the hotel, same block, colored in Pink. Attitude here was not friendly, but the croissant was superior. Took it to the garden in the front-quintessentially charming, and great for kids if you have, but also if your don't ;-). **For better baguettes and much friendlier attitude we went to the bakery on the right side of the hotel entrance, same side, called "Marcel B." they also have coffee etc. ** There is a medium size supermarket on the other side of the street, for other food and drinks, very convenient and economical. Not all Marriott are the same and we were even more surprised to see that the quintessential, solid, and celebrated elements of this hotel chain were carried out even in a city known for tiny hotel rooms and uncomfortable bed.... elevated still by a truly elegant staff.

Stayed two nights for business in June 2026. It was during the heat wave. The hotel was supposed…read moreto have air conditioning, but it did not work. To make it worse, windows could not be opened. The bed soaked up and kept heat during the day so it felt like being baked while sleeping. To make it worse, on the night of Jun 24th, after finally falling asleep a false fire alarm broke out at 2am, guests had to evacuate. Then a second false fire alarm happened at around 7am. My colleague had it even worse than just needing to evacuate, because her door knob broke and was locked out of her room in the middle of the night. She was given a 2nd temporary room for the rest of the night without her belongings. Each night costed about $350, for fairly basic accommodation. For example there was no bottled water even. Three weeks now have passed, I have not been able to get invoices needed for reimbursement because their computer system was down at the time of checking out. They noted down my contact but nothing happened even with my multiple requests confirmed with a service ticket filed, still no invoice.

I've stayed at many hotels in Europe, but this was, without question, the most disturbing and…read moredisappointing experience I've ever had -- and it's made worse by the fact that management has completely ignored every attempt to resolve it. 1. Hygiene Disaster from the Start When I checked in, I found a pillow stained with blood and an empty body wash bottle in the shower. These are basic housekeeping tasks that should never be missed at any hotel, let alone one under the Radisson Blu name. (I have photos attached.) 2. Bugs in the Room -- and I Was Bitten During the Night Later, I discovered multiple bugs crawling in the room, and I woke up with several bites. This was absolutely unacceptable and frankly disgusting. (Photos and videos attached.) 3. Unsafe Bathroom Design The bathroom setup was dangerously bad -- the bathtub was extremely high and very slippery, and the mirror was placed in a position that made it almost unusable. I genuinely worried I'd slip every time I got in or out of the tub. 4. No Response from Management or Expedia I reported everything through the hotel's official feedback form -- no reply. I emailed their management team with detailed photos -- no reply. Even Expedia tried contacting them and told me the hotel refused to respond. This total lack of accountability is unacceptable for a hotel that charges premium rates and markets itself as "4-star." 5. The Worst Part -- Silence and Indifference Mistakes can happen, but silence and negligence are inexcusable. I gave the hotel 7+ days to respond privately before posting this publicly. Still nothing. So here it is -- a warning to anyone considering this property: Do not stay here. Between the unsanitary conditions, bugs, and zero response from management, this hotel fails at every level. If Radisson Blu or this property ever decides to respond properly and offer fair compensation, I'll update this review. Until then, I would strongly recommend choosing literally any other hotel in Paris.

Worst hotel service ever. I booked my weeklong stay a **full year** out because of the Olympics in…read moreParis next summer, and they canceled my stay four months after booking with no explanation. After calling multiple times (international charges at that) and emailing several times over the course of a week, I finally got a response. My room is no longer available because they booked it out already after canceling me, but I'm welcome to book a much smaller room at roughly the same price. Gee, how generous. Wound up going with a much nicer two-bedroom place in a more central district (15th arr), but am warning other travelers to stay away from this hotel. I travel roughly 100 days a year and have never experienced anything like this. Can't say I'll be opting to stay at a Radisson Blu again in the future.

This has to be one of the worst, if not the worst hotel that I've stayed at in Paris. Thankfully,…read moremy fiance and I only had to stay there for one night but man was it a brutal one - no air conditioning and no fans at the desk, our room was pretty damn hot making sleeping difficult. To add more salt the wounds, the 'bathroom' is the size of an airplane restroom and is one of the old-school all-in-one deals where the toilet and the shower, alongside the sink have no separation whatsoever except for a meager curtain. The room was tiny and they didn't have twin beds, instead they had two single beds pushed together. Both beds kept separating from each another. Honestly this hotel is just plain awful. The rates aren't competitive at all, at 80 euros a night and it's not near the subway either (it's about 10-15 minutes walking from the closest stop). There's just a bus and that's about it. Oh and our rate didn't include breakfast either and there was barely any room for our bags. This is pretty much as close to a hostel as you can get and yet they charge hotel rates. No thanks.

THE WORST HOTEL IN WHICH I HAVE EVER STAYED…read more The lift (elevator) was the size of a phone booth. We were with a group and had to take turns using it to get our baggage to our rooms. The rooms on the web site ARE NOT from this hotel. The rooms are ridiculously small and look like they were last remodeled in the 1980's. The bathrooms are more like an airplane bathroom or one from a camper/RV. You cannot take a shower without soaking the entire room. There was 1 towel in one of our rooms for 3 individuals. There is NO air conditioning and NO fans. We were there during a heat wave and suffered. If you open the window to let in fresh air, the street noise makes it so you cannot sleep. If your choice is to stay here or sleep in your car - recline your seat and count the sheep.

Although the Hotel is in a newer developing area, this hotel is dated and very low end. It is…read morepriced right for the amenities, but that is not saying much. Would only stay here if you need to be within walking distance of your business.