ibis budget Versailles Chateau Saint cyr l'Ecole

Hotel

Hotel placed in front of a gasoline pump, therefore, very noisy. The walls are made of paper. Is everything that happens in the hallways and in the rooms.

Terrible hotel. Rooms mold, dirty bathroom and staff can't speak English.

Standard room very good, well located next to a petrol station and any convenience.
The breakfast was very good and the staff were very friendly and helpful.

Not cheap, but one will quickly understand why… TV unpleasant (change the image format alone, remote unresponsive), poorly isolated (we hear the neighbor snoring), staff does not respect the sign on the door, shower again (medium head that does not hold, water temperature fluctuates all alone, thank you burns. ). Cleanliness correct nonetheless.

It was a good hotel, good service and 10 mins (walking) away from the train station.

The room for 3 small people however tell us that the cleanliness was not lacking the cozy staff.

Well-groomed and cheap overnight accommodation. The hotel is located next to a total gas station. The surrounding area consists of single-family houses. It's pretty quiet and safe there.

We were there on a hot night facing the petrol station. Had to leave the window open. Didn't sleep at all from the noise and revving engines.

Not that bad. You pay for what you get so don't expect a five star hotel here. However, it is one of the nicest cheap, cheap hotels I have seen. They decorated their lobby very nice, have drinks (you pay for), paint job is good, hard wood floors. I liked it.

Room clean and small, the staff very attentive.

You get, what you pay for. Not the best notel near Paris, but definitely one one the cheapest. In every aspect. The size of the room is OK. The bathroom is small, but tidy. The door to the bathroom is not lockable, what might be a problem. Parking spots are nearby. The staff is friendly, but not fluent in the english language.

Clean hotel at a small price near the Palace of Versailles. There are hardly any good food options on the village.

I booked in for three nights 24, 25, 26 September as I was working locally… to be fair first impressions were good, the room was clean. When I tried the Tv remote it didn't work so I went to reception to ask for some fresh batteries. I was told there are no fresh batteries as people keep stealing them and to use the buttons on the TV to change channels. Ok not the end of the world as it is a budget hotel. Around mid evening there was a lot of noise outside my room, people arguing… by the time I'd opened my door it had erupted into a fist fight between two gentlemen. The following morning I went to exit the secure car park and the electronic gate was faulty in the closed position… reception was made aware of the problem but I was told because was Sunday they could not get the repair man out. It was left to the clients of the hotel to temporary get the gate open by brute force. I was an hour late for a meeting. It's now Tuesday morning and since 08.00 there have been workmen on the roof of the building constantly banging with sledge hammers. When I mentioned this to reception all I got was a shrug of the shoulders and the word, traveaux… not good Ibis…

Cheap hotel for low demands. Bed is ok. Breakfast is typical of low budget hotel in France. Baguette, croissants and 4 different spreads. Then another cake yoghurts and fruit salad. Coffee milk and cornflakes. Bath is very small and not very clean. Especially the shower is not for sensitive guests.

We had a room towards parking area for one night. positive: closed private parking, cheap, clean, near by Versailles castle.
neutral: —
negative: missing cheese at breakfast (we got that in all other ibis budget on our tour), wrong info about breakfast times, no english spoken at arrival
misc: petrol station next to hotel was no problem during the night.