Paris Hotels with Wi-Fi

"Since I had an 11 AM flight and needed to process a tax refund beforehand, I stayed at a hotel near the airport for a night. I visited terminals T1, T2, and T3 at Charles de Gaulle, and then frantically did some last-minute shopping at the airport's duty-free pharmacy. After packing my bags that night, I went to bed early. The next day, I left at 7:30 AM, and after completing the tax refund, I arrived at my gate just in time. If I had departed from the city, I probably would've had to leave by 6 AM. Security checks and tax refund lines at Paris CDG are always very long, so I recommend arriving at the airport at least 4 hours early. Facilities: Whether you're staying at an airport hotel or one nearby, transportation to and from the terminals is generally free. For on-site airport hotels, you can use the CDGVal shuttle train, while off-site hotels usually provide their own shuttle buses. Make sure to confirm the shuttle schedule and pick-up points with the hotel front desk. Environment: Ibis Paris CDG Airport: This is a classic choice. It's perfectly located, just a few dozen meters' walk from Terminal 3. The rooms are clean, the lobby lighting is pleasant, and there's a supermarket and restaurants nearby to cover your basic needs."

"Came to the hotel to attend conference at Palais de congress which is literally across the street from the hotel (less than 100 meters). So location was perfect for my needs. The hotel is also located very nearby to public transit - light rail, metro and such. The hotel itself, while under renovations, was very good and I did not feel any disturbances from the renovations. Room was spacious and clean with a nice desk to work from. The bathroom was a little challenging as the bathtub in the room was VERY high and required effort to get in and out. So ask for a room with a shower instead of bathtub if available because this can be an accessibility issue if that is important to you. Breakfast at the hotel is nice and varied. Also - the Wi-Fi at the hotel while perfectly serviceable for basic use cases, was a little bit slow for my business use case which required transferring some heavy files and so that took longer than I expected. But for basic emails, facetime calls, social media and such it was fine (around 10mbps up and down). The Bar and Lounge was also very good - with a nice selection of drinks and food to help you wind down after a long day at the conference. Service at the hotel was amazing - any time I had a question or needed help, staff was always happy to assist and always resolved all issues to my satisfaction. So all in all I highly recommend this hotel - especially if you have an event to attend at the nearby Palais de congress venue."

"This was the perfect accommodation for a short sight-seeing trip. The rooms are relatively small, but they're clean and they have everything you need, when you plan to be out all day. Walk-in showers are good for access (no need to climb in and out of a bath); the air conditioning works; the bed is comfortable. The hotel is only a 10 minute walk from Gare du Nord, so no need to struggle with suitcases on the metro. And the neighbourhood isn't touristy, so it's good to escape the crowds. Large (2 euros) and very large (3 euros) lockers are available to leave luggage on the day of departure."

"The room was nice and very close to the airport. You can take the free internal airport shuttle train for a few minutes and then it's a five-minute walk to the hotel from the station. The hotel service was also very good, and the breakfast was generally decent. It's perfect for a rest when passing through Charles de Gaulle Airport."

"The hotel is great, and there's a free shuttle from Terminal 2. Here's how to find the shuttle: From arrivals, follow the orange icon (a person lying on a bed) to T2 Departures. Turn around, and you'll see **&2D and the orange icon together (⚠️ for those coming from T2, you *must* look back to see both **&2D and the orange icon together to know you're in the right direction!). (⚠️ Don't just follow Departures or Arrivals, stick closely to **&2D + the orange icon!) You'll walk for a while, and when you see a Carl's Jr. restaurant, you know you're headed the right way (if you don't see it, you're not). If you're coming from T2, you don't need to take the airport's circular train; other terminals require you to take the train to T2. Once you find the shuttle stop, there will be a large bus. The hotel's name (B&B) isn't listed on the vertical sign, so just ask the driver for the B&B hotel. It's the first stop. (⚠️ There are two B&B hotels at CDG, so make sure to ask the driver! I hope this is helpful!) We encountered a Black guy at T2 who was pretending to be staff (no uniform or badge) and gave us wrong directions. He was very enthusiastically trying to lead us to T1 (⚠️ kept saying 'free' and was polite, but might have had mental health issues). So, if my instructions are unclear, and you ask for help, make sure the staff are wearing uniforms and badges. If there's a language barrier, just show them the B&B icon, and they should understand."

"The hotel's room rates fluctuate wildly day to day. I booked a night for over 1000 RMB, and after landing, I checked again only to find the rate had dropped to around 800 RMB per night for the entire five nights of my stay. Ctrip's price gouging is ridiculous. The staff were very nice and accommodating to my dog. I didn't take any pictures, but with three 30-inch suitcases, it was really hard to even walk around in the room! 😓"

"At the beginning, we were assigned a room with a lot of smoke and poor lighting. Obviously it is a non-smoking room, but the waiter downstairs said that he was very helpless when there were guests in front of him smoking in the room. Fortunately, we finally changed to a room facing the side street. Water is only for the first day. The water is very slow in the bath. Breakfast is average, not much hot food, basically only bread and warm eggs. The cleaner did not clean the room carefully. The location is not bad. The subway station, Sichuan restaurant, Sacred Heart Church and Galeries Lafayette are all within walking distance."

"Ibis room was nice. But the beds weren’t the comfiest. Location was good. Train station just down the road. At night though walking home from the train station did feel a bit unsafe."

"we had a very pleasant stay at HotelF1 Paris Saint Ouen Marché Aux Puces with my friends. From the moment we arrived, everything was well organized and smooth. The hotel was very clean, and housekeeping maintained the rooms and common areas perfectly throughout our stay. The location is excellent, especially for travelers who want easy access to public transportation and nearby attractions, including the famous flea market. The staff were friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist with any questions we had, which made our stay even more comfortable. The amenities were simple but well maintained and completely adequate for a short or budget-friendly stay. We especially appreciated the quiet atmosphere, which allowed us to rest well after long days in the city. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money, and I would definitely recommend it to friends, solo travelers, or anyone visiting Paris on a budget."

"What we love most about this hotel is the location! It is literally across Gare de l’Est station. It is also just a few steps away from very good bakeries and pharmacy, McDonalds, Burger King and KFC. We will definitely stay here again on our next trip."