Pullman Paris Montparnasse

Overall very nice hotel. The room was large, and we were upgraded to a king size room, which was great. The breakfast buffet was amazing! We LOVED that. The elevators take a little getting used to but are fine. The staff were very nice. As others have noted, the location isn't great in that you are a ways away from most things in Paris. But the Metro is close so it's easy to get places, or can use Uber or Bolt. I wish there was more "casual" dining options in the hotel - just the Umami burger place which has a very small menu - that would be my only complaint.

I stayed here in September 2025. It is currently difficult to get to the front of the hotel by car due to roadworks. The hotel feels big and the reception area feels like a lobby to a shopping centre. There was a long queue to check in and in the morning an even longer queue for breakfast. It took staff a long time to allocate a table for each guest even though there were plenty of spare tables. The hotel seems popular with large tour groups. The room was comfortable and high up enough not to hear the city noise. However it did not feel a relaxing hotel.

I stayed at this hotel for 4 nights. Considering the price I paid, I expected more, but it was still a good hotel. The rooms were clean, but the service was not great. Also, the breakfast buffet was very crowded and you had to wait a long time to find an empty table. The lobby downstairs was also very crowded and was always full of people who you didn't know were guests or passersby. Of course, the rooms were quiet. Overall, the hotel is a bit overpriced for the facilities it offers.

The hotel is in a great location, close to the train station and two small malls. There are plenty of restaurants nearby, though the menus tend to be pretty similar. For breakfast, there's a fantastic bakery—though I’m not sure of the name, it’s easy to spot by the light blue bags everyone carries in the morning, and you’ll definitely see them in the lobby. The hotel itself is well-maintained, but it could use a bit more atmosphere. The lobby area feels a bit dull, and I even saw a couple of guests napping on the chairs. However, one of the female baristas is incredibly friendly and outgoing, and we always looked forward to our evening coffee runs to chat with her. The rooms are spacious for Paris, though there’s no satellite TV, and the few English channels mostly just show news. Also, as a hotel guest, you should have access to the sky lounge without having to pay an additional €25. I’d also recommend putting up a sign when offering coffee to certain guests. We went to pour ourselves a cup, and the staff member was quite rude to my husband, expecting him not to respond. A simple sign could easily prevent situations like this. That said, we had a wonderful stay overall, and most of the staff were very accommodating.

Pullman Montparnasse is a fantastic hotel — perfectly located, with a team that makes you feel genuinely welcome. The kitchen, complete with its own pâtissier, is a real treat, and the rooftop is the perfect spot for cocktails with a breathtaking view of Paris. With its spacious meeting facilities and a stunning ballroom, it’s also an ideal choice for corporate clients and large family celebrations. A place where every detail is thought of — and one you’ll be glad you discovered.