Aparthotel Adagio Porte de Versailles

“Ahmed, the racist Moroccan waiter, who singlehandedly ruined our France holiday.”

We are a family of three – me, my wife and nine year old boy who stayed at the Adagio from the 30th of September to the 4th of October 2025. Since we arrived late evening after a tiring journey of over 13 hours flying from Kolkata, India (with long layovers in Mumbai and Istanbul), we were late to arrive for the hotel breakfast. As a result, my nine-year-old was still eating when the cutoff time of 10.30 am happened. What happened next shocked me out of my wits and left a bitter taste in my mouth which lingered through our entire stay in Paris. A waiter (who I had already noticed casting hosti

Hotels to avoid in Paris.

Worst hotel experience ever. Some of the staff seem to dislike foreign guests, only two helped us during our stay. Nobody tells you that they won't clean your room or take litter out except you pay 23euros for it or they do this once if you stay more than 6 nights. No point booking too early as their prices are very seasonal so avoid in the summer to book here and the breakfast is poor too; 19euros per adult for poor quality food and coffee.

Perfect for families. Very close to major attractions and well connected

Best place to stay in Paris, specially if you’re with family. The kitchenette is a big deal and the breakfast is amazing as well

Ceiling Fell on My Son – Staff Didn’t Care!

If I could give this a minus rating for rooms and service I would. One of the worst experiences I have ever had at a hotel. We stayed for 3 nights and booked 2 rooms — 402 and 433. Room 402 was fine, but Room 433 had a nasty smell from the start. About an hour after checking in, the ceiling started leaking. When we went to reception, they gave us a mop to clean it ourselves and told us to stay in the room, refusing to change it. Later, after returning from Paris, ceiling tiles actually fell on my son as we walked back into the room. We went to reception again, but were told there were no ot