- There is a free shuttle bus service outside Sud Terminal Gate G
- about 5 minutes walking distance
- free wifi but only 200mb quota
- restaurant services is very good
- breakfast buffet is quite simple... not worth... can eat in McDonald in airport
- no water boiler
- small, but very clean
= recommended

Airport hotels are often awful. You put up with them because you have to stay somewhere to get an early flight or, like our group last night, a flight has been cancelled. Air France put us in the Ibis in Orly and overall, I was pretty impressed that a hotel of this standard could make the 11 hours or so that we stayed there reasonably comfortable. The check-in was fast and smooth (although I did see it become less efficient later on) and the dinner was acceptable (reasonable salad buffet, steak and chips). The rooms are compact (another way of saying small) although there is definitely enough room to swing the proverbial cat. Large individuals might have to navigate backwards into the bathroom. Wi-Fi is free and fast and the soundproofing is good for a hotel so close to an airport. Overall, an acceptable place to spend a night if you are forced to stay anywhere near Orly airport.

The hotel was ok, only the clsoet was too small, and in the bathroom there were not enough towels. But when we ask they were really nice at us. ..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................

When we fly home from visiting family in the south of France, we have to fly into Orly Airport and transfer to CDG for the flight to the States. We usually stay at the ibis Hotel at CDG, but our flight came into Orly too late for the transfer shuttle to CDG, which stops running after 10:30pm. We ended up staying at the ibis Hotel at Orly airport to take the shuttle in the morning. These hotels are very basic, designed for travelers catching a plane the next day, however this hotel room was like the tiny dorm room you call your parents about to complain. Compared to their sister hotel at CDG, this was cramped with barely enough room to turn around. My wife and I were constantly trying to squeeze by each other to get around the room and bathroom. We're definitely putting this on our "hotels of last resort" list.