Kopster Hotel Paris Porte de Versailles

The theme is quite interesting and the cleanliness is good. However, the electric kettle in the room leaves much to be desired—we had two replaced in a row, and the water boiled in them still tasted... Well, it's really hard to get a cup of hot water in Europe. Trip.com did take remedial measures, but some issues aren't just about compensation; I just wanted a cup of hot water... Still, a thumbs-up for Trip.com's customer service. Overall, the stay was decent. It's right diagonally across from the Ministry of Defense, so it feels super safe. The overall interior design is also very trendy and stylish. The noodle shop next door is run by Chinese, but the taste is indeed mediocre... A bit further down there's a pho place (forgot the exact name, something like Pho G), the owner is very nice, and the stir-fried beef with basil is delicious.

The room is very cozy and well-appointed, and the baguette from the bakery across the street is excellent.

Overall, my stay was great. The room was clean and comfortable, the staff were warm and friendly, and the location was super convenient. Both check-in and check-out were a breeze, and the hotel's atmosphere felt very relaxing and pleasant. I was extremely satisfied with this stay and would definitely come back again if I have the chance, and I'll be recommending it to my friends too.

The room isn't huge, but it's genuinely very clean and tidy. The balcony is quite large and faces the street, but it's not noisy at all. Line 8's Balard station is right next door, making getting around very convenient. The young staff at the front desk were all very polite.

Other than being a bit far from everything, it was pretty good. There's a metro station right downstairs.

Simply the best! The surrounding area looked a little unsafe, but nothing actually happened. The staff were incredibly friendly.

Definitely avoid this hotel! It's super expensive, and I was shocked by how tiny the room was – I could barely open my suitcase. For this price, there was no service, and they even charged for bottled water in the room. When I got there, I realized there are tons of much better hotels nearby with great value for money.