Hotel Paris Vesinet -ex Auberge des 3 Marches

Good value for money in small hotel but right in centre of town. Staff friendly. Room was very clean. Close to metro station.Good value breakfast on sale for €12.50.

Lighting in room poor, with only 1 working. No heating in bathroom made it cold.

Location was perfect parking was free all round very good

Restaurant wasn’t open room was warm but overall very good for the price

Fantastic location just 5 mns from the train station (Le Vesinet Centre), close to all amenities and shops (including two excellent pastry shops, a Monoprix). I like staying at the Auberge des trois Marches which offers me all I expect from a hotel: a comfortable room at a reasonable price, calm and good service. I like the view of the rooms which oversee the church and its square. The cherry on the cake is the hotel manager who is extremely professional and makes me feel at home each time I come, as I have now become a regular visitor.

I cannot think of anything

The location is an easy walk from the train station and the hotel is one of a very few options for staying in Le Vésinet.

Very basic room and facilities, seemed like a 2 star not a 3. I would have lower expectations if the price was cheaper but the room rate is at least 3 star. Also some things didn’t work well - the toilet flush needed several tries to make it work; the shower head needed replacing.

The owners were lovely and efficient. When we arrived we were offered coffee and the concierge ordered a taxi when we were leaving.

Location excellent, easy to get to RER for centre of Paris. Right on the square in Le Vesinet. Plenty of parking. Reception staff very pleasant although not there on our arrival.

Access on arrival - reception not manned when we arrived and no details of how to get in. Found a member of staff to let us in but had to phone to get door code. Clean and comfy hotel but furnishings abit tired

Staff and bedding very clean.

No kettle in the room.

-Great location. The property was centrally located in the center of the town and a 5 min walk from train station.-Staff super friendly and professional.- Rooms are cozy with enough space to walk around the room.

-The wifi was terrible. Could not use it at all.-Mattress was not comfortable. Very thin and soft.

Location is good. There is almost nowhere to stay in Les Vesinet. The rooms are small and sparsely/basically furnished… very 1960s, but clean. Staff are friendly and efficient. Bed was Ikea comfortable. Lunch in the terrace outside the church square was tasty and service was very good.

Rooms are too small and basic.

Near the train station and bakeries

It is a little noisy when you have to open the window for air, as there is no AC

The location was great. Easy access and the staff were nice and helpful. Had eaten at he restaurant in the past, the foods great. The bed was comfortable. In all the stay was nice

The room was small. There was only a little fan and still wasn't enough, as it was very hot a night even with the window open.

the staff was friendly, the room and bathroom was very clean, and it has a perfect location for us.

maybe a complementary water.

For my particular needs, the location was ideal, and it was also in the centre of Le Vícinet, facing the church around which the town was built. Also, everyone in the town knew it, so it was easy to ask directions. The hotel was very clean and neat, and while I arrived on a Monday when the restaurant was closed, there were tables set up in front that made a comfortable "stop and look around" location. The room I had was in no way large, but sufficient, with a very nicely done shower & toilet and there was a brief wait for hot water. There were ample towels. The bed was large and comfortable, and the coverings more than adequate. I was facing the church, the centre of the town though a large, high window that let in plenty of light, with both light & heavy drapes. The town, Le Vícinet, is very much a posh place, so very civilised, but also expensive, as reflected in the costs of the rooms at the hotel.

Then there was the less good. I arrived, as noted, on a Monday, so no one was at the front desk. A code sent by email at the last minute allows access, and on entering, I found a row of keys standing on the counter, each with a name, but with no indication of floor or room location. It is not a large hotel, so the room would not be so difficult to find, but there are several dozen rooms on three floors. I guessed a floor - there is a lift that comes quickly - and met a housekeeper who directed me. My French was not bad ... 25 years ago, so I found it of limited help. She was informative, but not ... welcoming. When I entered the room, I was surprised at how small it was, but realised it was, after all, adequate. But it was facing south, on a warm day in June. The high that day was in the 30s C. There is no air conditioning in the hotel, but also no fan, no ventilation. It was hot. It also faced what turned out to be a meeting place just across the street from the hotel that was loud until midnight. Then there was the bar of soap: a tiny bar of soap, 12 grams. There was also a small sachet of shower gel which I avoid, so I asked the housekeeper for a second bar of soap. She was very clear that that was out of the question, which rather astonished me. There was also a plastic cup provided, that was so thin that it was hard to hold without crushing it. So, in cooler weather, and arriving on a different day, I may have had a stellar experience, except, I suppose, for the soap, ... and facing the street. In the end, its location would probably be the reason I would return.

The sanity, the tidiness, the elegance and the soft carpet floor.

The bath room used to have a bit of a bad smell, but it was manageable.

Decent size room for solo traveler or couple. Very clean and quiet. Strong internet and good shower pressure. Lots of bakeries and small restaurants just around the corner. 7 minutes walk to Le Vesinet Centre station of RER A. In less than 20 mins, you'd be back to the center of Paris, very convenient and since the area is super safe, it's no issue to come back late at night.

It was well located on the Green Route to Paris - and left us with a short distance to go in the morning. ( we were cycling) It was well situated for good restaurants and bars for the evening. The room was comfortable but small and quite basic.

Virtually no welcome. Key on reception. Just the briefest of information given. We had to ask about everything we needed.

A very beautiful part on the outskirts of Paris - the hotel is located within a picturesque part of the Le Vésinet town square opposite a pretty church. We appreciate that the staff minded our bags for us before the check in time.

Nothing - it was very pleasant - I agree to a doubt bed so that is ok, it is just that I am used to a king bed at home, so it felt a bit small, this is not a complaint.

The breakfast was very good and the staff extremely kind, helpful and efficient. The location is great. 5 min from the RER, parking in front, which in the summertime is for free. The location is quiet, with nice restaurants close (Bel Ami), at walking distance. The hotel itself has an excellent French restaurant as well where local people choose to eat...a luxury having that in the hotel !

Terrific location close to the RER line to Paris, nice restaurant with the property and terrific staff.

Nothing - it worked real well for a family visit to Paris and for staying just outside the downtown Paris area with more space and less stress, in a nicer village environment with a nice restaurant right on site also!

Good location and nice property close to resturaunts, nice breakfast

A little dated