Zola 45 Bezons Hotel

The room felt a bit cramped, perhaps because it also had a sofa bed. It was very clean and seemed new, with a fridge and microwave, and the staff made us feel welcome. We paid around €100, which seemed high for a fairly small pet room, but everything else was great. Breakfast options were coffee and a croissant for €3, or a cold buffet for €11. The location is handy for La Defense. Parking is free, though space is tight during the day.

Really good service.

For a single night while passing through, it could do, as long as you aren't expecting anything special. You can arrive late without trouble. The room itself was plain, functional and small, but adequate for one night. There was a lingering food smell when I walked in, half-used soap in the shower, and madeleines that had expired. The bathroom worked but was cramped, and the glass partition doesn't offer much privacy. I didn't try breakfast, so can't comment on it. The building gave me the impression that people live there, but that's up to them. Arriving late, the place felt gloomy: the car park was poorly lit and the surrounding area was dirty, though street cleaning isn't the hotel's responsibility.

The rooms have been renovated, though the hotel itself is pretty average. The bathroom's glass wall looks straight into the room, so you can watch your sweetheart shower or use the toilet. There's no bidet, as is typical in France. I'll definitely come back.