Dorchester Collection Val Maubuee hotels

"We had a double room. It was tiny. Barely larger than the bed. The bed was also tiny with cheap and uncomfortable mattress."

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"Exceptionally tiny rooms where they don’t turn on AC UNTIL THEY FEEL IT IS NECESSARY. Nice bathroom that takes up 1/2 of the entire room space. Getting extra towels was initially a massive hassle but after two days of complaining they started giving some out. Oh, and don’t think about getting an extra blanket! International incident in the making. In addition to all this. There’s a bar called Luckys directly across the street, mind you we were on the 6th floor and we could hear all the drunkards screaming, fighting, laughing, singing between 11pm all the way til almost 7am, so if you expect to sleep with the window open because your room is hot and stuffy, good luck! "

"First off , A/C does not work, it looks like a very old (25+ year old) iron box attached to roof. No light, no fan or air is comming out of it Bathroom is so small that only small person can sit on the potty Rest is ok to survive for a day as transit hotel To take flight in CDG airport"

"The service was great! Very helpful. Great location with many bars and restaurants, easy access to the Metro."

"A perfect place for a family to stay whether for 1 night on arrival or longer as the kids loved the hotel."

"Great location. Wonderful breakie. Very pleasant staff. Bar expensive but I suppose that's to be expected. Disappointed the roof top bar is not open due to a refurb. "

"Great location but cleaners very loud in the morning waking us up. Lovely design flats but curtains don’t block the light out and also there were only 2 coffee pods despite staying for few days"

"The check-in experience was disappointing. The staff member was not very professional and did not explain basic information such as Wi-Fi access, breakfast, or other important hotel details. The housekeeping staff was also quite impolite. When we returned to the room and needed to use the washroom while they were cleaning, their attitude made us feel uncomfortable and guilty, as though we were inconveniencing them in our own room."