I only stayed there for one night, resting between flights. After reading all the reviews, I expected the hotel transportation from the airport to the hotel to be a nuisance that I almost just took a cab. But it wasn't bad at all. I had to wait about 30 minutes, but the big black bus was clean and fairly empty. Checking into othe hotel was extremely pleasant. The reception area was nice. The room was incredibly spacious. I had read that the village next door was a nice to walk around and dine, so I opted to skip the expensive coffee shop meal at the Holiday Inn and find a nice restaurant in the village and do a little last minute souvenir shopping before I went home. Unfortunately, I did not really enjoy walking around the village. There was no souvenir shopping. The restaurants were scarce. And I ended up bringing cheese and bread back to my room for dinner. Although the surrounding area was disappointing, the quality of the Holiday Inn, cleanliness and attitude of staff were superb. In the morning, the shuttle buses were arriving every 10 minutes. It was super easy to hop on the bus and get to the airport. Very good choice for a quick one night stay.

Stayed at the hotel twice in a three-week period in Oct/Nov 2011. I needed an IHG hotel which free transportation to CDG. It's a great location for travelers wanting to stay close to airport, but beware that getting to downtown Paris using public transportation (a combo of the bus and the city's Le Metro) from the hotel will take you about 90 minutes, because of the distance and extended routes buses take.

Both the hotel's exterior and interior was recently modernized and had a fresh feel to it: The lobby touted an electric kiosk which displayed when the next community "Black Bus" would be by to depart for the airport. Our sleeping room had a flat screen TV inside on a wall swivel, which was nice.

As Holiday Inn Platinum members, we got upgraded to an Executive room, which - I'm assuming - was bigger than a standard room. Our room had a free mini-bar (juice & sodas only) and a mini-fridge. The front desk clerk, Andrea, was very kind, providing service with a smile and giving us complimentary drink coupons upon check-in (a benefit the hotel provides to its Elite Priority Club members). At the restaurant, Gwen, was very friendly and quick with our food order.

My only issue with this location, is well... its location. Even though this Holiday Inn is only 5 miles from the CDG airport, its takes about 30-40 minutes to get to airport from the hotel because the public transportation option servicing the hotel (the "Black bus") makes mandatory stops at various other hotels before finally getting to the airport. So if you have to fly internationally - leave the hotel 3 hours before your flight!

Finally, the hotel gives free WiFi - which seems to be a luxury in and around Paris, so that added value to our stay.

I stayed here overnight after a few nights at the Baltimore Hotel in Paris last April.My husband was on business and as we had a early flight back to the UK decided it would be better to stay near the airport.A comfortable room and there were nice grounds which I could sit out in the sun whilst waiting for husband to finish his meeting.The room was comfortable and a decent bar.I looked at the gym which was small but adequate but didn't use it.The bar was friendly with nice staff and even showed the football highlights.The room rates were cheap for Paris and a convenient shuttle to the airport.We would stay there again if we needed to get an early flight back to the UK or a late flight to Paris Would recommend it.Very clean and a comfortable bed which is all we needed.

My very favorable review, several years ago, was primarily due to the very nicely appointed dining room and fantastic dinner buffet. Sadly, the buffet is no more while the dining room has morphed into a spartan in coffee shop.

The bar has been reduced to a 10 foot strip adjacent to the reception counter.

What remains are the tiny rooms, tiny elevators liquid soap and one English language TV station.

Try the nearby The Western for buffet dining. Not particularly good, however, better than what the Millennium or Holiday Inn offers.