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The InterContinental Chantilly Château Mont Royal. It has an interesting history. The original chateau building was constructed in the early 20th century by the architect Guillaume Tronchet in the Louis XVI style. The chateau was originally built as a country residence for the aristocracy of the early 20th century, and the architecture still shows the features of the ”transition” - the classical austerity of the Louis XVI style is intertwined with the light eclecticism of the Belle Époque. The hotel is located in the Chantilly forest, which creates a sense of a secluded reserve surrounded by Nature . Despite the proximity of Paris (only about 40 km), the hotel remains a quiet refuge in the forest - a feeling of being in a country castle rather than just a hotel. The hotel has 109 rooms and suites, the interiors of which are inspired by the bionic environment, the equestrian traditions of the region and the subtleties of Chantilly lace . Many rooms have a view of the forest, and many have balconies or terraces. Unfortunately, there is a highway nearby, and the noise sometimes reaches the hotel. This disrupts the peaceful atmosphere. The chateau has two restaurants: L'Opera, located in the former music salon, and Le Stradivarius, which occupies the former library. The latter is quite small, and when there are many guests, it can become noisy. The restaurants offer dishes made with local ingredients, such as game, cheese from Picardy, and, of course, the famous ”à la Chantilly” cream. The cuisine is excellent, and I highly recommend it.

Our flight was at 8 AM, so it was much more convenient to check into this hotel the night before and get a good night's sleep rather than traveling from Paris in the middle of the night. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from the airport. The bed was very comfortable and the hotel was quite quiet. There's a kettle in the lobby for hot water. The front desk provided a great, modern hairdryer.

This hotel has a great overall atmosphere, it's clean and tidy, with a comfortable and cozy decor. The room gets good natural light, the bed is neatly made, and it's very relaxing to stay in. The surroundings of the hotel are also quite quiet, so you won't be disturbed at night. The common areas are very well maintained, making for a very comfortable feel, and the overall stay was excellent.

It is close to the outskirts of Compigne and the highway, so it is definitely not as convenient as in the city. It depends on your needs. Hotels abroad are relatively simple. Anyway, everyone should bring their own toiletries including toothbrush, toothpaste, razor, soap, etc., charging converter, disposable slippers, and buy a bottle of Evian in the supermarket, which is very cheap. We arrived late this time and there was no place to open the door. There was no one at the front desk, so I asked for the room password remotely and opened the hotel door. They said that the tap water can be drunk directly, but I was worried so I went downstairs to buy a bottle, 1.6€ a bottle 😹 Breakfast is a simple French meal, the bread is freshly baked, and it is delicious. Everyone in the town is very welcoming, you can tentatively ask if they can speak English, otherwise they only speak French

Everything was fine during my stay – the service was good, the room was clean, and I didn’t have any problems. Overall, I really liked it. The only thing I want to mention is that, although the hotel description says they offer transport, they actually don’t provide any transportation. They only give you information about how to get to the train or bus stations.

Great little room in a good location. Next door to the main Ibis restaurant which serves meals till late. Also a McDonald's is a five minute walk away. The only problem I had is that the shower attachment was broken and it was awkward to use.

I didn't realize Beauvais Airport closes overnight, so I had to find a last-minute place to stay. You can apparently get there by bus from Beauvais station, so the location isn't too bad, but at 10 PM from the airport, a taxi was our only option. The rooms don't have private bathrooms or toilets; instead, there were about three communal ones per floor, much like a hostel. However, all the staff were very kind and understood English.

Worst and scary hotel we stayed in France. Very far from airport. Dark, dirty,people hanging around outside our room knocking on our door at 1am! Looked like migrants living there waiting for you to leave your room,then following downstairs When we complained to the receptionist who said no other rooms to switch to. She didn’t speak or try to understand English. She did call a taxi for us in the morning which charged us €30 to go to the train station! Should have been 5-10 €. I wouldn’t stay there if you paid me 100€. Police should look into this **** hole! Mike

I couldn't book any hotels nearby, so I chose this one. The breakfast was decent, and the rooms were spacious, but the hotel is quite old, and there was a musty smell in the hallway. There's an Auchan supermarket, a gas station, and a barbecue restaurant nearby, so it's fairly convenient.

Very close to the airport, five minutes walk to the airport, very suitable for a hotel to catch an early flight