Stayed there only due to a cancelled flight. I know Air France has hundereds of people to put up, but this was a very poor choice.

The cons:
-terrible small
-halls and room had a nasty musty/smoky odour
-breakfast (Those were eggs, right?)
-Service. In pariticular their free WIFI. You had to give them a mobile number. When i told them I did not have one with me, but needed to contact home because my flight was delayed, i was told no phone--no WIFI.
There are many more

Positives
- Air France paid for it. I would have walked out
- Other passengers that were delayed were fun to joke around with, about the hotel
- I love the constant noise of planes taking off.

Please do not book this one. There is a reason it is ranked 30 out of 31, and the 31st hotel is not even ranked yet.

Our group of eight adults stayed here one night in mid May before our departure from Charles DeGaulle Airport the next day. The rooms are quite small and basic but clean. Breakfast was very adequate. There was extra cost for parking, and it is complicated to get car out after you have arrived. The hotel does not have a restaurant and you must walk uphill to other nearby hotels to eat. The bed was comfortable, and the location is very convenient to the airport. The price is reasonable; although it won't make for a memorable stay, it's a good spot on the way in or out of Paris.

Flight cancelled and Air France moved us to »our« hotels. I got a B&B in CDG (or rather said, outside of it). Nothing to do with a hotel, but first we all had to wait approx 30 minutes at the CDG railway station for a bus to arrive (it was free, unlike others have said, and it is supposed to run every 20 minutes to connect the airport with the hotels located on CDG Nord). Check-in was swift and they were helpful with info both in english and french (although they gave me a wrong info when to take a morning bus – nevermind this, it can happen).

Room. Small (on par with Paris). Basic. All you need for one night, and basically this is what you get for the price you pay (if you decide to pay around 50 eur per night). I wasn't expecting anything else for that 6 hours sleep. Room was fairly clean, just a few stains on a carpet. TV worked, so did the alarm. It was a twin room, and beds had different bedding (like one is just constantly, and other is always empty). Noise from the airport was not bothering (as the hotel is so far away).

However, i didn't have a good sleep, as the matress was just too soft, or probably just old. Breakfast was included in the price, for a 5:20 am in the morning the selection was appropriate and there were fresh croissants.

The hotel is also offering free WIFI. The registration is painful. You need to enter all the personal data, include your birthday, mail and mobile phone (where you get a code). Sorry, but this kind of registration is completely unnecessary. I tried to register, but never got the code. I look at this as a possibility to »fish« for the mailings…

To conclude. For one night it was passable (due to early departure). If I would have to pay by myself, i would probably try to find a different hotel. There are plenty around…

Got delayed due to Air France's incompetence in running an airline. At transfer desk we were told this was a "family run B&B in Paris" and "it would be a treat". Small problem with these statements "it is not a B&B, it is not family run, it is not in Paris and it was not a treat". it is a run down budget hotel. Food and beverages are via vending machines, except for breakfast which was passable. It is on an industrial estate outside the airport nowhere near Paris. Room was so small we had to push the beds together to get in either side. TV was out of the Arc (14 inch portable). A cell in the local prison was probably more comfortable.
To be avoided at all costs.
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