A good enough hotel for business. I think I'd be slightly less impressed if I was paying the bill myself. The rooms are clean, the bathrooms fine. In terms of location it's great for the Isle de la Jatte and is probably OK for Neuilly and a good option for la Defense, too. I wouldn't stay here if I was visiting central Paris, though the transport connections from Neuilly and Levallois-Perret (both a pleasant and peaceful15 minute walk away) are good enough. The Isle de la Jatte is an attractive and placid spot, though it isn't really a destination in its own right. After an hour or so of strolling, finding some impressionist connections and looking at the nice houses that you can't afford, you've done the lot.

Staying on the Ile de la Jatte was the highlight of our trip to Paris! It is extremely beautiful, peaceful and just the place to 'get away from it all'. The river pathways with willow trees, the silent peniches parked one behind each other and the gorgeous residential apartments on quiet cobbled streets made it a wonderful experience.
Even though you are far out of the hustle and bustle of touristy Paris, you can get there by bus ( right outside the hotel almost) or a quick taxi ride.
Our room at the Hotel Ile-de-la-Jatte was quite large with a huge modern bathroom and at the back of the hotel.
Breakfast was the usual continental array of dishes and very satisfying. There were loads of people from Holland, Bruxelles, Germany and Italy. I think we could have been the first South Africans ever to stay at this hotel!
The reception we received was very helpful and they showed us several alternate rooms we could choose. Although only two of us we were given a triple room.
Two nights was not enough - There are sufficient restaurants to suite all tastes but we loved the corner Chinese place called Chez Yau. Definitely the best Chinese food ever eaten in Paris!

Stayed here for the second time and we were pleased again with the hotel. Had a terrible first night because of very loud people in the adjacent room. It was so bad that I asked reception to do something about it, which the very friendly person did immediately.
The noise then stopped but we asked for another room the next day to be sure. We got a room not facing the Seine, but nicer than the rooms at the front of the building. More space, nicer decor.
Breakfast was nice but very busy! Try to be there before 09.00. It's a 15 minute walk to the nearest metro. We didn't mind, but possibly others will after a long day in the centre of Paris...

We found the hotel clean and comfortable, and the bedroom had enough space. Breakfast was a bit disappointing, and as others have noted, it is a long way to the nearest metro, and a very long way out of Paris centre. We were visiting friends nearby so this was not too much of a problem. Business folk visiting La Defence should find it convenient, although there did not seem to be many restaurants closeby. The management were friendly enough and there was always someone about. Watch out for the mosquitos!!