Great hotel for the most part... was on 4th floor so water/mini bar would have been useful.. a few marks/hairs on walls which was a bit odd... room was well decorated and everywhere looked new and smart. Couldn’t find much hotel/room info and couldn’t see obvious way of ringing reception from the phone.

Nearby to the IFP training center, also 20/30 minutes bus drive to La defense. Quiet area, clean rooms and friendly staff

Small, quirky rooms (mine was Safari themed - curtains in the picture), with the main accommodation dislocated from the main hotel by way of a courtyard. The walls of the room had been painted with a brown emulsion, which seemed strange, but I suppose went with the décor of the room. The accommodation block itself did not feel welcoming, and was occupied at the entrance by a few locals. I also did not feel that the entrance door was very secure, and would have been slightly concerned had I not been on the second floor. Staff were polite and welcoming, and the hotel was on the cusp of the vibrant Malmaison district. Perhaps a good hotel for those who want to explore the city, but not a first choice for business travel.

Pleasant hotel close to the nice center of Rueil. Rooms sre good but on details can be improved like broken bedlamp and mirrorlamp bathroom. Service is very good and friendly.

Terrible experience and still waiting for the receipt having asked twice already, don’t bother staying here you will be very disappointed!!!

This hotel is perfectly placed for Rueil Malmaison. Within a few minutes walk you are right in the heart of it all. The hotel could do with a little tidying up here and there but in all it was comfortable enough. I would say it is a bit more expensive than it should be and 12 euros for breakfast is a bit steep. There are a few other local hotels that you will get better value for money. However it is not too bad if you can get a deal. The staff were polite and friendly and offered to help if required.

A good hotel and our third stay here. Good value for money and a comfortable stay . Thank you again

Good place, clean room. A bit noisy around and a bit cold in winter. Aircondition used as heater is not optimal as it is noisy and makes dry air.

A really good value hotel with good basics and everything you need. Nice surroundings and our second stay here. Our room was very nice and all we needed for a stay to see Paris and Versailles. A few good restaurants nearby and also a McDonalds. Car parking good and staff helpful and efficient. Newly decorated. Can't comment on transport as we had a car but a bus stop just outside.

Vast room, well decorated. Good value for money. Only downside is the isolation: it can get quite noisy during the day.

I stayed in Inter hotel for 14 nights in September. Rooms are clean, but it can get noisy if you open the window. There is no safe but the beds are good. Location is excellent if you plan to explore the Malmaison area.

Who needs any more than this. We were out all day and had a good nights sleep here. Thanks.

Enjoyable

The room was tiny and felt very cramped for the four of us. The bathroom smelled slightly of mildew. Overall, although it was not bad, I did not find it to be a great hotel. Probably will not pick it again.

Took us a while to find the hotel, quite far from RER however a bus 144 to La Defense was just opposite of the hotel (takes about 45 minutes to get there). The staff on check in and check out did not seem to know what they were doing. Took them ages to find our details and on check out did not know the bill was already paid. For stay for couple of days it is OK

The service at the Inter - Rueil is dreadful. Staff is somewhat polite, but present them with a problem, such as the request for a fan in the non-airconditioned section of the hotel during a hot week and they best they can do is throw the problem at the next person that is working later in the day, and tell you that it is not that hot. Unacceptable. Eventually I had to go and buy a fan at the large store 15m from the hotel. Quite poor service considering I had to stay there for two weeks. The location is great, but while the rooms are seemingly freshly updated in interesting themes, with nice bathrooms, that are not to everyone's taste, the housekeeping was below par. First impression: The bathroom's trash bin was not empty when I checked in. The beds were poorly made every day, with the pillows not squared nor centered, and I placed a coin underneath the bed to see if it got vacuumed or picked up when I noticed the housekeeping being subpar and in two weeks the coin did not move. So the bed was never vacuumed underneath! The breakfast was also not worth the trouble, it was better to go for a cafe and croissant with the locals. The wifi hardly ever worked, which is unacceptable when you expect to work late. Very disappointing. I will not be staying again. To the hotel owners I recommend they apply to the reality show "Hotel Impossible", to get help

Two nights. Hotel was ok. Not horrible. Not great.

I selected this hotel because of the low-price, and honestly expected it to me more like Motel 6 or something similar. But I was surprised by how nice it was. The room has very modern features and very comfortable bedding. There is also a large shower which is quite comfortable. The hotel sets out a small breakfast every morning, but be advised you will be charged for it (even though they don't tell you that). One drawback is its location. The hotel is located in Rueil Manson, a suburb of Paris. You will not be near any sights or entertainment, but there is a bus stop located just across the street which will drop you off at the Metro train station, and in just a few minutes you are in the heart of Paris. The bus ride to the station is at least 30 minutes with all of the stops, but I quite enjoyed it. I thought the suburb was really nice and I got a change to really see how true Parisians live. The hotel was also located near a town square. The square has a beautiful church in the middle of it and lots of Parisians shops and restaurants. The staff is friendly, and if you are an English speaker, they do speak enough English to help you out. I would definitely stay here again.

Directly across from a Monoprix grocery and department store and one block from the town square. A safe, but long walk to the RER train station. On the negative side to start there are no room safes. The hotel staff's use of English was so-so at best. The hotel features two breakfast rooms and depending on a group staying overnight, individual diners are directed to different breakfast rooms each night. AC is typical European, meaning compared to a US hotel it is underpowered and opening a window will coll the room quicker (the staff keeps the stairwell windows open for cooling, so expect the possibility of insects in your room. Finally the shower has a half door, which means the bathroom floor will often be wet after taking a shower.

Très bien