Aparthotel Adagio Paris Suresnes Longchamp

Property was fully wheelchair accessible and the disabled suite had everything I needed for a comfortable stay. The room was big, as was the bathroom, so there was plenty of space to wheel about and do any transfers. A shower stool was also provided and there are grab rails by the toilet and sink. There is a ramp from the front door to reception and two lifts to take you to the room. The only issue was that cups/plates etc were stored in high cupboards but reception was open 24-7 and the staff were all super friendly and helpful. Excellent breakfast too and all at a very reasonable price. The hotel is located quite far out from the main city and sights but is well serviced by accessible transport to La Defence and a fully accessible tram into Porte de Versailles. The local area is also really nice with lots of cafes and shops/supermarkets and is in close proximity to the Bois de Bologne. Very quiet and peaceful. I would definitely stay there again.

It was 30+C when we went and the air-conditioning is very welcome. The location is fine as long as you aren't expecting to walk out the front door and into a bustling area, it's quiet but I liked that. There are a number of nice restaurants nearby and a couple of mini-supermarkets. There is a very nice boulangerie near the tram stop (Belvédère). For anyone who isn't familiar with travelling in Paris, you can easily get to this hotel from the Gard du Nord by getting an M4 metro to Châtelet and then change line to M1 heading for La Defense. Exit at La Defense and get a T2 tram to Belvédère. Whole trip is about 45mins and not complicated.

Everything. From arrival and being let into the spacious underground car park and getting a lift straight into reception, and being met by Alice in front desk who spoke perfect English which was a relief for me! She was super knowledgable of the area and helped us find a shop and get the train to central Paris. The room was excellent and the kids loved it.

The hotel has clean rooms with good beds. Rooms have a small kitchen one can use. The hotel has a good parking under the hotel. The staff at the reception of the hotel is very helpful. Breakfest is of good quality.

Amazing room, loved the design and the functionality - enough to get one or two people through a few nights. The room was quiet until my neighbour moved in the next day and I could hear his coffee machine and the shower through the wall. One major thing I loved about this room was the extra door that allows you to close off the corridor and sleep tight with no disruption. The staff at reception is there 24/7, very helpful and let us store our bags in secure lockers until our check-in time at 3pm. In case you're stuck for food at night, there's a fridge at reception you can buy some drinks and snacks from, e.g. rice with milk, youghurts, rice etc. The location is not ideal, you do have to take a bus to get to the nearest metro station, so I advise to buy the 3- or 5-day Tourist pass Zones 1-3 and travel as much as needed. Check out buses 93, 144 and 175 that bring you to metro lines 1 and 10.