Hotels near Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, Roissy-en-France

Location is 5 minutes away from the airport shuttle. Staff is really friendly and checking at night there were really good vibes around the reception area. Did find a tiny later of dust in some easy to clean areas but nothing much of an issue. Room has everything you need. Good hotel to stay at when you want to be close to the airport.

Conveniently located near airport. Checking in on 3rd Oct for few hours to have a good rest before catching flight to Singapore on the same night.

It's very close to the airport, coupled with the free train shuttle service to all terminals, about 3 mins to Terminal 2. Check-in and check-out were impressively fast, adding to the overall convenience. A highly recommended choice for those seeking efficiency and comfort near the airport.

The hotel is really conveniently located right next to the station of the free shuttle train CDG VAL. The check in is smooth and efficient. The breakfast is quite good as it’s got all the basic stuff you need for the rest of the day! I’d recommend this hotel to those who either transfer to another flight at CDG or catch a train from the CDG railway station. If you are travelling to downtown Paris, you will need to first take the shuttle train (one stop) to Roissypole from where there are trains to Paris. Will stay there again if we travel to France next year!

After reading the reviews, I was a little concerned about this new hotel. However, it obvious the Manager has read the reviews and taken control of the issues. I took the train to CDG and was only going to have one day in Paris before my flight home. I decided to stay near the airport and go into Paris by RER for the day. This was the perfect hotel! When I arrived at CDG, I got my luggage and took the CDGVal shuttle to Parking PR, a 5 minute or less ride and leaves the airport every 3 minutes. When I exited the shuttle, it was a 3-5 minute walk to the hotel. You can't miss it. It's a big RED and ORANGE building. It's connected to the Residence Inn. When you get to the Residence Inn, just walk past and the Courtyard entrance is immediately there. There are signs and the navigation on my phone also worked perfectly. I had checked in online and indicated I would arrive at 11:30 am. I expected to store my luggage at the hotel but to my surprise, the front desk staff greeted me with a welcoming smile and said they had my room ready. I received my keys, dropped my luggage, freshened up and took the CDGVal back to Terminal 2 to catch the RER to Paris. I spend the day and had dinner in Paris. I returned to the hotel around 11:00 pm to again be welcomed to the hotel. It was by far best hotel staff I encountered on this trip. The next morning, I only needed to drop by key to check out. I had a 9:00 am flight and left my room at 6:00 am. I was at the airport by 6:15 and had checked my luggage and cleared immigration and security by 7:15. Duty Free had not even opened. When only passing through CDG for flights, I would no hesitate to stay here again. I only saw one issue and it was very minor. The carpets were not firm in the hall way so it was hard to pull my luggage with wheels.

Was quite surprised to be asked for a deposit of 100 euros when I arrived, since I had already paid the full booking ahead. My booking was for a room including breakfast. On departure, I was refunded only 67 euros and told by the staff that I had to pay a supplement for breakfast which didn't make sense? Also the shower water was not warm, almost cold - left me shaking for hours, not very convenient for winter in Paris. Hope you will consider my feedback xx

This has been our go to place to stay at Roissy for flights back to the states. Unfortunately, quality has gone downhill. A/C was present in lobby and main floor but had been SHUT DOWN to all rooms due to time of year (September). Our room, 604 (22 Sept 2022), on the top floor was about 80F. The windows could not be opened because the handles had been removed for security. Hotel assistance insisted that if we turned off the A/C unit and restarted it that cold air would commence. On multiple attempts, the little green light next to the snow flake would not illuminate. Housekeeping was dispatched to take us on a tour of 6 other rooms, all with the same issue. The hotel was half empty due to price/demand and there were multiple rooms, all with defunct A/C. The housekeeper finally admitted that hotel management had shut down the A/C for all rooms in the building due to time of year with no regard for actual temperature inside the building or customer comfort. This is a relatively expensive hotel with many options in this price range available with working climate control. After wasting 25 minutes touring rooms on the 6th floor and the 3rd floor, we resigned ourselves to a poor night of sleep. After a second request, house keeping brought a handle to open our window. With it open, the room was cooler but we were subject to merciless aircraft noise. Note to Novotel corporate- A/C is vital for airport hotels because opening windows isn't practical with the noise. At minimum, have a thermostat in rooms set to a min temp like 75F rather than hot box your clients. If you are shutting down A/C, make certain your minsplits are ducted to draw cooler outside air to your upper floors. We noted that A/C was working fine in the lobby and restaurant to keep staff cool. It was only in the rooms that it was shut down. Running the fan on full simply pulled additional warm air into our room as it was obvious the AC mini-splits are not ducted outdoors. This issue was brought to the attention of hotel staff with no acceptable solution. Hotel staff are located in a very informal space at desks more suited to an office share than a hotel. Staff were often roaming around the space and it was difficult to ascertain who was actually in charge. The popup drain for the bathroom sink was stuck down and could not be opened. The pop up lever had become detached which was not identified by housekeeping before our room was occupied. There was soap scum from previous occupants that had never drained. There was a general lack of quality control or consideration for guest comfort. Bathrobes and two types of water in the mini-bar are a nice touch, but what we really want is to sleep in a temperature-controlled space and have basics like working sinks. Sleep is the primary goal! We will be staying at the Hilton or a competitor from now on.

environment: The location is really good, follow the signs and take the shuttle bus to T3, facing the exit of the T3 platform. The room decoration is also relatively modern. Serve: But I don't understand why people who can't speak English are kept on duty... The tax is 3.76 euros per double room, paid on site. I said that my friend had already paid, but the front desk still pulled me and insisted that I pay. Later, I asked my friend to find out the receipt for payment, and she gave up. Really speechless. . . It is clearly written on the sign that the tax for one person is more than 1 euro, my friend has already paid it and it belongs to both of us.

Happy to check into the Marriot , room spacious, lovely shower. Comfy bed & pillows, nice to have multiple language tv channels. But the main reason I booked it was because of the ease of the shuttle bus service to & from the airport. I was tired after walking around Paris & traveled to Rennes. Going up & down metro & train steps. So I just wanted ease the night before heading home. Called the hotel to ask how long I had to wait for the shuttle & along it arrived. Make sure to stand by the sign that says Marriot on the other side. The standing area was dark & not well lite up, but it was fine with a few others waiting for the bus.