Mercure Paris Levallois Perret offers 4-star accommodation on the edge of Neuilly-sur-Seine in northwest Paris. It’s a five minute stroll from Anatole France Metro station from which guests can travel directly to Place de la République. With free Wi-Fi and air conditioning in its guest rooms, this hotel offers comfortable and convenient accommodation with minibars, work desks and tea and coffee making facilities. It has a dry cleaning service, a business centre and a nearby car park, which can be used at an additional cost. This Paris hotel also offers a shuttle service. Guests can relax each morning with a breakfast buffet with cooked and continental options and are invited to enjoy the terrace with a drink or light meal from Coffee Breack. Mercure Paris Levallois Perret is 1.5 miles from the Arc de Triomphe and a nine-minute walk from Espace Champerret.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
Pool
Spa
Parking
Pets
A/C
Restaurant
Hotel bar
Gym
You'll be greeted with a friendly welcome when you stay at Mercure Paris Levallois Perret. Many guests are pleased with the level of service they receive from the helpful staff, so you can be sure you'll be well looked after by a professional and personable team.
This 4-star hotel is just a short five-minute walk from Anatole France Metro station so although it's not right in the centre of Paris, you'll be able to reach popular attractions relatively easily. Guests enjoy this close proximity to public transport links, saving them having to use taxis or drive their own cars.
Check in and relax in the clean and comfortable rooms at this Parisian hotel. With fresh bedding and a cosy bed, you'll be able to unwind in style after a day exploring the French capital.
Unfortunately, a small number of guests have reported that they were disappointed with the breakfast, stating that they do not feel it is value for money because of the limited selection of foods available.
Some guests felt a little cramped in their rooms at Mercure Paris Levallois Perret as they were smaller than they were expecting them to be, although it is often the case in Paris.
A handful of guests have reported that the Wi-Fi system is frustrating, allowing only one guest on the network per room. However, it is understood that the management are changing this for a more efficient system.
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