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Hôtel le Cheval Noir

Name: Hôtel le Cheval Noir
Address: 2 Avenue Gaston-Roussel, Pantin, Seine-saint-denis, 93500, Pantin, FR

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📍2 Avenue Gaston-Roussel, Pantin, Seine-saint-denis, 93500 · Pantin ↗

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Review

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Located just 262 feet from Raymond Queneau Metro Station, this air-conditioned hotel offers a shaded terrace in the courtyard. Free Wi-Fi and a large LCD TV are provided in the soundproofed rooms. Each guest room has a simple décor with wooden furnishings, and the private bathrooms are fitted with a bathtub and a shower as well as a hairdryer. A buffet breakfast including 5 different types of French pastries, fruit juice, deli meats and yogurts is prepared every morning at Le Cheval Noir. You can also enjoy traditional French meals in the hotel’s restaurant. Another facility at this hotel is their air-purifying system, which uses only eco-friendly products. The Zénith Concert Hall and the Cité de la Musique are 1. 6 mi from this hotel. Gare du Nord Train Station is 20 minutes away by metro.

Guest scores & sentiment

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Dimension scores · cross-source

Location8.5

Cleanliness8.4

Wi-Fi8.1

Rooms8.1

Service8.0

Value7.5

Facilities7.4

Surroundings5.2

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Hôtel le Cheval Noir

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