We had 3 rooms for 6 adults. All the rooms were very similar - very clean and well furnished. There was a small Kitchenette with microwave and fridge/freezer which was ideal for our purposes. The staff wee exceptionally friendly and helpful. There is a very good local shopping area within 200 metres with a good supermarket, fruit and vegetable shop and 2 excellent boulangeries! Transport links by bus and metro were excellent.

The rooms are quite small - but they do have everything that is needed. Temperatures peaked at 38 degrees! There is no air conditioning but there was a very large and effective electric fan. There was a large room that was used for breakfast (which we did not try). It would have been helpful if that room was available as a seating area for the rest of the day.

The hotel is 10-15mins walk from Metro 4 and Metro 13. There’s a nice little market square nearby, closer to Malakoff - Plateau de Vanves (metro 13), along with a few restaurants nearby. The staff were friendly when interacting with them and the room was as seen in the photos.

There wasn’t anywhere to sit other than in the room. Our room, 103, was above the cigarette box/ashtray on the ground floor wall, so all the smoke went straight up and into our window, luckily we had a fan and could blow it out. No real ventilation in the bathroom either but generally all good.

A spacious room with a great view of the nearby buildings. The room had a fan, which was a relief from the August heat. There is a large, comfortable bed, a TV, and a cooking area. Complimentary drinking water and snacks are provided (which is not common in every hotel). There is a separate, spacious shower room with all necessary amenities. The area is quiet, but it is far from metro stations (you need to either walk or use another form of transportation). You can pay for an all-inclusive breakfast, allowing you to try a variety of foods and drinks. Séjours & Affaires Paris-Malakoff is one of the best 3-star hotels in France.

We loved the little kitchenette in our room and the cleanliness in general. The bed was very comfortable and it was quiet and peaceful, we barely heard any noise from the hotel or from outside. The continental breakfast was also lovely and the breakfast room was beautifully decorated, it was such a lovely way to start the day. We were really happy with the access to the city too, in less than 30 mins on public transport, you're in the heart of Paris. Lastly, we told them at booking that it was our anniversary and they left us a little box of chocolates which we really appreciated and thought was a lovely touch! Thank you!!

The shower room as a whole was very tiny, but specifically the space around the toilet seat was very cramped, I'm 5'2 and had to angle myself slightly to sit comfortably but my husband who is 5'10 and built like a tank found it very awkward.

The studio apartment was very nice and cozy and clean. The balcony was amazing as well. There was elevator, s a room on the fourth floor was a cake walk. The kitchenette was small but had some great amenities, we used it to our satisfaction. The bathroom was also a bit small but was very clean and comfortable. The entire apartment was lovely, had a good backyard garden.

There was no one at night in the hotel reception to greet/check-in guests. We arrived a lot late in the night due to some emergencies but had faced a lot of trouble checking-in. Thankfully, there was a phone number and my mobile had just enough battery left to complete a conversation. The man on the other side helped us a lot to get us checked-in, even with his troubled English. At first he told me we didn't have any reservation, which was a shock and we had panic moments there. Anyways, at the end, all were sorted out, and we could check-in finally.

The room was excellent, spotlessly clean and with everything you could want for a short stay. The coffee maker was particularly welcome! The beds were very comfortable and the venue was generally quiet, making for a good nights sleep. Although quite far out, 25-30 mins on the metro, the station is only a 7-8 minute walk and we only really needed to make a journey in in the morning and home again at the end of the day, so for the quality of the place and the price (in the middle of the Rugby World Cup) we were very happy to live with that minor inconvenience. And the metro line (13) from Malakoff Plateau de Vanves runs through Montparnasse, which is a major metro hub allowing you to easily get to wherever you want to go around the city.

The metro ride in and out of the city feels long when you just want to be walking down the Champs Elysee, or sitting in the Luxembourg gardens soaking up the atmosphere. But its not really anything serious to complain about, unless you've money to burn on a very central hotel.

Friendly helpful staff

Tiny shower room Safe did not work I know Paris is expensive but I felt this was expensive for a strictly functional room so far from centre of city

The room was very nice, it was very well prepared, it had some food for the late arrival, so we could just go straight to rest! The location is really good!! It had 2 metro stations really close!

The towels they provided could be a little cleaner, they were kind of sticky... Regarding the room sizes, its actually pretty big, but once you start unpacking you realize space is kind of lacking, but its okay-ish

The room was really nice and cozy, with a big bed and a small kitchen area. The staff was really nice and helpful. The location is quiet.

The bathroom was not necessarily modern, and the toilet was leaching. The neighbourhood is a little far from city center but there are multiple metro connections.

Very helpful staff. Easy access at all times. Close proximity to M13 metro to City! Plenty bars, bakeries and stores for shopping! Enjoyed the Malakoff Markets!

I can not think of anything now.