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Location: Take the free CDGVAL (airport train) from the airport, get off at Parking X, and it's a 5-minute walk from there, convenient for catching early flights. A large market is about a 10-minute drive away where you can buy fresh ingredients to cook at the hotel. Room: Very spacious, with a double bed and a sofa. There's also a kitchen with an induction cooker, dishwasher, and tableware; all cooking utensils are provided. The cleanliness was excellent; it was the best hotel I stayed at during my 10-day trip to France. Breakfast: Very plentiful. Service: Excellent. I accidentally triggered the alarm while cooking, but the hotel staff not only didn't scold me but also very kindly helped me resolve the issue.

I happened to be in Paris during a heatwave. It was 40 degrees Celsius, and the air conditioning was inadequate. The lobby AC worked fine, but the AC in my room blew warm air and was very noisy, making it impossible to sleep at night. The cleanliness also needs significant improvement. What's more, there was no water in the room; I had to take a kettle to the hallway to fill it up. Many of my compatriots complain about Marriott hotels back home, but you'll truly appreciate how good they are when you see that the Paris Airport Marriott costs ¥1900 a night and doesn't even have proper air conditioning!

The hotel looks exactly like the photos: modern, clean, and comfortable. The bed was very comfortable, and my room faced the airport control tower, which was an attraction in itself. Despite the view, I couldn’t hear any noise from outside. The staff were friendly, and the breakfast area was pleasant. However, there were very few vegetarian/vegan options, no labeling for vegan dishes, and staff had to check with the kitchen whenever I asked. Also, for a hotel of this standard, instant Nescafé feels outdated—a capsule coffee machine would be much more appropriate.

The room quality was average; it seemed like an old room that had been renovated. The card reader even said 'Residence Inn,' which doesn't meet Courtyard's standards. The service attitude was above average. You can take the CDGVAL to the airport, but if you take the hotel shuttle, it costs an extra 8 euros, which isn't really worth it.

A good hotel for a one-night stay. Comfortable bed and pillows (high and low), you can hardly hear the planes, a large bathroom and the room itself. There is an iron and ironing board in the room. Good breakfast, there is hot food. Good shower. Cons: Dinner is expensive and there are few options, but for one time it is ok. The rooms need renovation (old carpet, furniture). The toilet drain did not work well. There was no hair conditioner, only shampoo and shower gel and liquid soap. If the price for this hotel is lower than other hotels at the airport, then I will definitely stay again.

We stayed here two years ago and had a great experience. This time, there were a lot of things wrong: we were missing a couch cushion, the faucet was loose, and the bathroom water wouldn't drain. We were given a room for people with disabilities...don't ask me why. Breakfast was good, but because it was so busy, you often had to wait for clean plates, cutlery, coffee, and other items. Tables were either occupied or not cleared. The pool was dirty, with clumps of hair and lockers that didn't work. At checkout, we were asked about our stay...I explained all this and was told: ”I'll do better next time.”

In a small town near the airport, very quiet, the hotel is new and clean. There is a shuttle bus to Charles de Gaulle Airport, and a taxi to the airport or exhibition hall is less than 15 euros. The guests are all business people such as crew members or exhibition visitors. The downside is that the breakfast is the same every day for 6 nights, and nothing has changed... The cleaning was not done on the first two nights until I went to the front desk to remind them before leaving every day.

This is a standard express hotel. I had an early morning flight the next day and didn't want to rush, so I checked into an airport hotel the night before. This proved to be an excellent decision. The hotel included breakfast, and while the facilities were basic, for just one night, a shower was all I needed. Although there was no bottled water, there was an electric kettle, so I could boil my own water. From my room window, I could see Terminal 1, but I couldn't hear any airplane noise at all. Following the signs outside the hotel, it was very easy to take the airport shuttle train (not a shuttle bus) to the terminal I needed. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone with an early flight.

The room was large, clean, and relatively new. It definitely had a Hilton feel, and the bedding was incredibly comfortable, making sleeping stress-free. The breakfast was also very generous, with a variety of breads and coffees. The free airport drop-off was also a real bonus for those catching a flight.