We spent only one night at the Pullman hotel and we wished we could have stayed longer. It is situated only 200 mt from the Versailles Chateau, and the tourist information point is right next door to the hotel entrance. Unfortunately it is not possible to buy tickets for the castle there, but they can give you really good information. Our room was situated on the top floor with a nice view of the roofs of the city, and on the same floor there is steam room and a sauna. After a long day on the road and walking around the castle we decided to give it a try, and we just loved it. They give you plenty of ropes and towels, and the little slippers are just the best touch you can hope for.
The prices for the rooms don't exactly come cheap, but we got a special rate which included breakfast too, and we did not regret it at all. They have plenty of fresh pastries, bread, ham, sausage, eggs, yogurts and fresh cut fruit salad. We were fine until dinner time!

The staff has been really nice and helpful so I would definitely recommend this place to everyone I know!

We read about the queues at the palace of Versailles and thought it was a good idea to stay in town for 2 days to beat the crowds. We got a pretty good deal through a dutch internetsite including breakfast (= smart thing to do, otherwise it'll cost you EUR 27.)

Reception area is very modern, staff is nice. Parking garage is very conveniently located under hotel and saves you a lot of hassle.

For a small fee we got an upgrade to a luxury room which was really nice with a very large comfortable bed.

The good thing about the hotel is its location. From the entrance you can see the palace of Versailles which is about a five minute walk. We bought a ticket in the touristinformationshop next to the hotel which saves you one long line for the tickets! And because you don't need to travel from Paris, you can be there relatively early, so we entered the palace within 30 minutes after opening!

The palace was really impressive. Even our five year old daughter liked it because she imagined the princesses dancing in the big mirrorhall. The gardens were large but not as landscaped as I had expected.

Another big attraction was the village of Versailles. Leaving the hotel, you walk straight to it (keep Versailles at your left hand). There are a lot of nice shops and it feels like you are in the South of France. It is so different from Paris which is only 15 kilometres away. Especially at the market there are a lot of cosy restaurants and on sunday they have a very nice fresh food market.

It would not have been worth the official rack rate of EUR 475. But for the price we paid a very good experience!

Great location - 2 minutes from train station and 5 minutes from Palace. Walk out front door and turn left - the palace is maybe 400 m down the street.

Very good overall value. Very comfortable bed. Bathroom was clean, adequate space, and above average toiletries provided by hotel.

Helpful, friendly staff. Room was serviced frequently - it seemed like each time we left the hotel, the bed was made, the towels hung up, or curtains closed.

Front desk staff offered good local restaurant suggestions & made reservations for us too. We did not try the hotel restaurant, not even for breakfast because we thought the price was too high.

For dining out, I highly recommend Au Chien Qui Fume located in the market square about 10 minute walk north of hotel. Good food & good wine with excellent service. English speaking staff ( at least two people did) and offer English menu too.

Take time to explore the market one day - a fascinating place to browse for cheese, wine, bread, and meats.

My wife and I stayed here for 2 nights Jan 2008 and found this hotel most agreeable. The room was quiet and confortable even though it faced the main road outside. The restaurant food was excellent, and parking is surprisingly easy (although expensive). Recommended if you're visiting the Palace at Versailles or just don't want to deal with Parisian traffic.