Remix Hotel

My first time to Paris so we picked this hotel for the close walking distance to restaurants and the easy access to Metro train station. We had a balcony room on 7th floor which was extremely small. TV didn't work , nor did the air conditioner making it very uncomfortable. Two days later we were changed to another room, only to once again have no air conditioning. Hearing many others having the same issues was very discouraging and staff were not very helpful. Finally after staff change to evening/night we then got moved again to the 8th floor with no balcony. Sorry I did not his name but he was the only friendly helpful staff member we encountered at the check in desk, he was a goddess. The morning ladies at the breakfast check in were very friendly. Cleaning staff were efficient. Main door locked at night. The surrounding area outside is very sketchy with homeless people and very visible rats running around the garbage that has been put out on curb for pick up. There is a small convenience store across the street which also sells alcohol. I would choose a different hotel next time due to the issues and not so friendly staff. Kathy Defazio N.B Canada

I was staying here for business taking place at the Cite des Sciences et de l’Industrie. This neighborhood is quite cool — there are no tourists, and it is vibrant and modern. The hotel is adjacent the huge science museum and a gigantic park with playgrounds and other interesting things for kids. I do not really like the sleek and edgy decor of the Moxy, but that’s me. My room was quiet and good for sleeping, but it was quite small — it did not have a chair or place to sit apart from the bed. And instead of shelves or drawers, there is this metal rack against the wall to hang things on. So I was cramped to figure out where to put my stuff and stay organized.

Currently staying here on a redemption of points and knew it was a risk based on reviews. Pros Right next to station so easy to get around and is probably the cheapest Marriott in Paris to stay at but at a price (see below). Staff is very friendly and helpful and they try to accommodate but the hotel condition is a mess. Some decent restaurants across the street. Has a bar in lobby. Cons Would not recommend walking around alone at night as a woman solo traveler in this area. The park behind the hotel and side alleys are not safe with homeless and drug users. Rooms are very tired and dirty - the AC vents are caked with dirt and dust, there was hair on the bathroom floor, some sheets had holes in them and the walls and baseboards had tons of stains, the windows have not been cleaned in I don't know how long. Needs a major refresh. Hallways are beat up and the one by my room smelled like urine - I complained to the front and they did take care of it - it is a pet friendly hotel FYI. If you want a cheap hotel in Paris then this is it - but Marriott needs to step in and update the rooms and cleanliness factor. I just used it as a place to sleep and spent my days/time elsewhere. Beds are comfy.

The hotel is next to the Metro station very convenient to go around the city. Rooms are clean, our even has the view of the Eiffel Tower. We got a free upgrade even if we are only on a discounted rate. Got to give props to Irma from the breakfast team, she was so kind, what an angel. On the day of our departure, my son wanted a balloon she gave him one and also some snacks and drinks to go for our train ride to Brussels. She is definitely an asset to the hotel, thank you so much.

Terrible. Sadly, I did not want to listen to all the bad reviews on TripAdvisor or Google, but they are all correct. As a lifetime titanium Marriott, I've stayed in a few....Unfortunately, Marriott has much lower standards in Paris for some reason. Although this Moxy is not the worst marriott brand I've stayed at in Paris, it is very bad. NO AIR CONDITIONING. BREAKFAST NASTY