Camping Sandaya Paris Maisons-Laffitte

Very dirty sanitary facilities Barely draining showers

The proximity to the train station and to Paris is outstanding. The rooms are very small. The washrooms are clean. Pool and playground available. Overall very crowded and restless during the day. At night you can sometimes hear the train. The price level is already adjusted to the metropolis. Staff friendly. Absolutely suitable for the city trip, rather not if you want to spend a lot of time in the room.

We booked a mobile home for three nights, the location of the campsite by the Seine is great. The connections to downtown Paris by train are excellent. The mobile home is very simply furnished but functional. Our mobile home was already quite worn out and very basic… but since we were only there to sleep, it was not a big problem for us. The price was unbeatable!

Good spot for a short trip to Paris. We traveled to the city using the metro and bikes. The spots along the Seine are equipped with table/bench combinations, so we didn’t even have to put out any furniture for the three days. Our pitch was very uneven and muddy. Without mover, there was no chance. It’s always busy on the site, which didn’t bother us. Like all the capital/city sites, the sanitary facilities are always somewhat dirty or damaged because of the many guests. We used our portable toilet. On the Sandaya side, the place looks great, but on-site the paint is peeling. The immediate surroundings are also nice and good to explore by bike.

The location and tranquility by the Seine are good. The metro is also easily accessible. The grocery store in the square is well-stocked. The service in the square could be much better. The sanitary facilities are far too few and not really clean. The pool is too small, swimming is not possible as there is only ball playing everywhere. This is not fitting for a 4-star site.

The parking spot by the Seine was great. Central location and close to the metro were very good. The shop with the bakery was also good. The pool is very small, the restaurant rather unkempt. The sanitary area was unpleasant. A small number of toilets, sinks, and options to wash hands. Good for 3 nights to visit Paris. Unfortunately, no more.

The location with metro access is good; otherwise, the place that is supposed to make a prestigious impression through Sandaya is not worth the stars indicated. A major point of criticism is the sanitary facilities - dirty, defective, too few, spider webs... The pool is okay, but you smell like chlorine afterward, but the main thing is the swim trunks are right. The plots are large enough for French standards, and those on the Seine even have a wooden table. However, you don't have many advantages from the Seine due to the high fence.

The location is a bit outside the city center. It takes about 15-20 minutes to walk to the metro station, from where you have good connections to all the sights. Unfortunately, the metro staff are not 100% competent and sometimes sell the wrong tickets. The last 1.5 km to the campsite are quite narrow. It seems that the road layout has also been changed as our GPS wanted to lead us into one-way streets. The reception staff were quite helpful. The paths on the site were narrow and left very natural, which means we often scraped our mobile (3.3 m high) along hanging branches. The reserved pitch (30 € extra) was just about accessible with our mobile (7.5 m long), but there was a thick tree in the middle of the road that we had to go around to use the pitch behind it. Unfortunately, we could not extend the awning anymore. So we went back to the reception and requested another pitch, which we received. Again with trees, we had to lift two branches to get in. This was the case for many pitches on the site. The wash houses were not as good as on some other sites, especially the cleaning and cleanliness left much to be desired. Outdoor showers and toilets were locked, so we had to share the few showers and toilets in the building with far too many people. Hygiene items such as soap, toilet paper, and paper towels were only temporarily available and usually empty. There were no paper towels for women at all. The drainage channels were broken, so we had to be careful not to twist an ankle in them. We didn't use the two pools because of overcrowding. The restaurant was okay in terms of food quality, the staff were very nice and attentive, but sometimes a bit overwhelmed. The site itself is relatively natural, and we were able to relax and unwind well. It felt safe; the police made rounds 2-3 times, and security was there in the evenings. Conclusion: Apart from the wash houses, a suitable site to visit Paris.