I paid 190 euro for the room.
It's a lot for this kind of room.
When I came they did not find my reservation, I had to wait for 40 minutes after a night flight until they did.
The shower in the room is for short people and it doesn't hold it's head in a way it's comfortable to take a proper shower. There is no bath.
The toilet is supparated from the bath room. It's a small chamber, very claustrophobic.
The door has a problem it doesn't shut from the outside.
Breakfast is Ok. But I had dinner there that I rather forget.
I ordered a burger which was smaller then the one Macdonalds sale.
They made it well done. Very dry, but goes in with a glass of water.
It comes with a paper gravey, don't touch it.
I read somewhere that the five vegetable soup is good, had the soup as a starter, nothing to write home about.
You can not believe that you are in Paris, dining in a French resturant.
I choose this hotel because it's in la defense area, and I had a meeting there, but this reason is not good enough to stay there.

My parents and I stayed at Novotel La Defense in March 2010 (4 nights). Finding a hotel with tripe rooms is a challenge in Paris, if you want a good location without paying a fortune. We are not at all cheap travelers, but a suite at George V is just out of our price range. Booking an old Best Western where you can hear the mice at night was also not an option.
The room was ok, just what one would expect from a Novotel - clean and simple, with a very comfortable pull out sofa. We got a room with a view to the Seine, but the windows didn't open, so we could have spared the 60 EUR spent on the upgrade. We forgot that we had breakfast included, so I cannot comment on the restaurant. Instead, we had coffee and croissants from Starbucks on the steps under the Grande Arche de la Defense every morning and we loved it.
The subway is literally steps away and it is located on line 1, the one that takes you pretty much everywhere. We preferred to get off and walk for the remainder of the distance instead on changing metros, but that's just us - we like to walk.
All in all... I wouldn't go there on my honeymoon, but it is great for families and for people who need comfort and location for a decent (albeit not very low) rate.

We have dined at the hotel`s restaurant last week. That was by far the worst meal we have ever had in France. I would have never imagined that in a French resto one can receive a microwave-defrosted beef tartar:(:(:( My husband asked a beef steak- they did not ask him about the desired degree of cooking... Brief- to be avoided, better buy a sandwich from the supermarket...