Roissy-en-France Hotels with Bars

The rooms and facilities are not bad, there is a sense of design, and the service is relatively inferior. The airport shuttle bus charges five euros per person, and picks up at the T3 bus stop. No charging plug is provided, the room temperature is not high, and the top grid is 24.5 degrees. Breakfast is rich.

The room was crazy good with an affordable price, wasn’t expected for the bathtub that was why we loved it here. The hotel is quiet and clean, plus close to the airport, will definitely stay here again.

I only stayed for a night as most travelers at this hotel since I had an early flight the next morning. The hotel is nice and the staff members are welcoming and professional. They even offer a free drink on the house. The hotel has a gym, even if small, it has the basic equipments and I had a good workout session during my stay. I recommend for anyone who has an early flight or a long layover time at CDG airport.

The hotel is a bit old. It is the general condition of hotels here. The bed quality is ok. Suitable for resting before the next flight. If you book the airport bus, they only take you to T1CDG. So please note this. Uber or bolt is about 10-15e for a car of 2 people.

The hotel is very convenient—just near CDG Airport. The room was clean, and we appreciated the free late check-out until 3 PM. Since my flight was at 10:40 PM, they allowed us to extend our stay until 6:30 PM for an extra fee, which was helpful. However, we had an unsettling experience with someone knocking on our door at night, and again the next day around 6 PM. At first, it was just once, but then it happened multiple times, as if trying to tempt us to open the door. My friend had a similar incident the night before. It made us feel unsafe. When I called the front desk, the first staff member had trouble understanding English, but thankfully, another one spoke fluent English and helped. They sent someone to accompany me downstairs, which I appreciated. Probably during that time, the elevator card system was out of service, which might have allowed unauthorized access to guest floors. I hope the hotel improves security and ensures proper access control to prevent this kind of situation in the future.

Firstly, let's start with the pros, the driver of the hotel shuttle was very friendly, he even brought along the hotel name sign and walked in front of the door where all the people were waiting for their respective hotels' shuttles, so we saw him and gave him our names. The shuttle costs 7 euros per person per trip, so a round trip was 14 euros to and from the airport/hotel. The next morning, it was the same man again. The ride was not close, and there was no public transit/bus so I believed that either the shuttle or taxi were the two options. Next, I called the reception the night prior and asked for a wake up call for 8h30, the man put me on hold and confirmed my room number and time, 8h30, and I asked if I will receive a call and my phone will ring the next morning, he said yes and I hung up and went to bed. Fortunately, I woke up at 6h30 the next morning because I set my cell phone alarm, but there was no call at 8h30 and I waited and waited and waited, nothing, and I made sure my phone was put down nicely the night before, but there was no phone call. I checked out around 9h30 and I told the lady at the reception that I spoke with a man the night before, but no alarm and I waited and waited, she did not apologize nor said excuse me for any error, which is shocking for any hotel staff but this is a four-star-hotel so even MORE shocking. I checked out and asked if the 250 euros deposit will be returned to my credit card and she told me it will be returned to my card automatically. I thanked her and wished her a great day but still no apologies for the missed wake up call. It gets worse, the night before, I had one frozen bag of vegetables I wanted to cook as it was my last night in France, so that was my dinner, I saw a something like a timer ⏲️ and I turned it but still I could not turn on the electric plate, so I walked over a few rooms down and knocked on the door. I thought it was strange that someone was cleaning or doing housekeeping at 22h00 or 22h30 that late at night. It was actually a male technician and I understood why right away, because I couldn't even turn on the power of that electric plate. It took him many tries to finally turn it on, and then increase the power... If it took him like 2-3 mins and he is the hotel technician, how long would it take the hotel guests??? Absolutely ridiculous and good thing I saw an open door further down the hallway! Or else getting someone at 22h00 would take awhile. Finally, I slept with my jacket on ALL night, there was clearly a strong wind coming from outside the balcony... I saw there was a sign telling us that if we open the windows or the door to the balcony, it will disable the heating/air conditioning system. I dared not open anything... But I now understood why the technician was fixing things because honestly things were not in good working order. The next morning, the handheld showerhead needed to be handheld REALLY, the stand is broken so I had to ”lean” it against the wall so that I didn't have to hold on to it while using shampoo or washing my hair... For a four-star-hotel it is totally not worth it, I stayed in a two-star-hotel with WAAAAY BETTER experience. Final verdict, save your money and go elsewhere. The room is big and the water is hot but other than that and the friendly driver of the shuttle, I cannot say anything else that aren't negative. Totally disappointed and definitely will never stay there again.

I chose this one among many airport hotels because it has a relatively high rating from travelers. And it did not disappoint me. The room was clean and the air conditioning/heating was strong, which allowed you to have a very comfortable sleep. Although it was close to the airport, the noise was not loud. And there were many crew members staying in these hotels, which to some extent proved that it was a good hotel selected by the airline. I will recommend it to my colleagues and friends.

Good location; very near from the airport that allows a priceless peace of mind for any traveler. Breakfast was good. Didn't felt like a 4 star hotel room though; decent but not outstanding.

First of all, it's not that near from the airport, from T2, you need to walk 10-15 min to the train VAL, and in fact at 11pm, when I arrived, the train didn't work (tank you Paris for this usual efficiency of ”not working”). Therefore, I had to return to the airport to take a taxi and pay 20 Euro to get to my hotel as the taxi driver would ”refuse” to take me for a short ride. It seems that even after the Olympics, Paris has not much improved and ”usual hassle” in travel is a ”routine” in Paris : Shameful, really. On the next morning, the VAL train worked and from door to door to T2 it takes around 20-25 min, so it's not this close. Or it's closed, bu not efficient train, and train location. As for the hotel, it was comfortable, staff was friendly, bed was comfortable, but honestly, ”overpriced” for a hotel nearby the airport, nothing really special and fancy.

Information , probably required to say, you can go to the hotel by free train, after you are in hotel You know it is an easy walk to connect to the train!