Business travel Hotels in Ile-de-France, France

Ficamos hospedados durante uma semana em julho/23 e foi uma experiencia ótima! O atendimento do colaborador JOAQUIM fez toda a diferença, extremamente educado, simpático e prestativo. Adoramos a experiencia e super recomendamos a todos. Vale muito a pena pegar com café da manhã pq tem uma variedade muito boa. limpeza dos quartos muito bom também, localização também.

Very convenient to airport, just outside Terminal 3 arrivals exit. Beautiful foyer with lots of seating, cafe and restaurant. We checked in close to midnight, there was few staff and a long queue. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The hotel room was okay but the bathroom smelled terribly musty which we tried to air but finally just ignored as we were so tired. Can't really fault the hotel for this as we didnt complain. towels are small size. The window opens wide with no safety catch so be careful with small children. We had a great view of the airport. Restaurant closes at midnight which we did not know. Tried to order in but have to speak French which I do not so went to bed hungry. Double bed was okay, quite firm. The sofa bed was hard, my child did not sleep well. There are vending machines in the foyer with water bottles and chocolates/snacks. There is a free water station to refill your bottles. Breakfast buffet was the saving grace, had a lovely variety, chocolate au pains were the best. For the price of it £95 I expected a better room but the convenience to the airport is appealing. If I were to travel again I would probably catch the train straight to the city even late at night.

Very quiet area. Free parking on the road. Friendly staff. We spent a four day break here and it was a great base for visiting PRIS. A supermarket down the road, and a McDonalds if needed. Our apartment had a kitchenette as well. Definitely recommended.

I’ve enjoyed my stay at the Mercure hotel. The room was a bit too small but overall it was clean and well furnished. The easy access to the CDGVal (free automated shuttle) is a plus. Just be careful when you’re booking your taxi from Paris city center : there is another Mercure hotel a few minutes away !

The hospital location is very good. I arrived at terminal 1 of CDG , then took airport train to Terminal 3 , walked out of the building , the hotel is in front of you and only 5 minutes walking distance. RER B train station is at terminal 3. The next day , I bought one day pass for 22.60 euro at ticket window next to supermarket, took RER B train to Chatelet station in 30 minutes.

I was bumped off of a morning flight at CDG and this Best Western allowed me to check-in early. The staff was super friendly and helpful the hotel itself was modern, clean and comfortable. The room was bigger than most Parisian hotels and there wasn’t a sound issue despite being only 5 minutes driving from the airport. Within 5 minutes walking there are supermarkets, bakeries and restaurants in town. I would definitely return here!

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.

The hotel is situated at ”Porte de Clichy” metro statio. Location of this hotel is at best, metro station, subway, tram station, bus station and E-bike stations are just within 100m like 1 minute walking in all directions. You will have all options to travel to anywhere in Paris without Bolt, Uber. We didn't have breakfast there so can't say much about that. Rooms are tiny as compared to other countries but that's common in France, you will find the same size room everywhere in every hotel. We stayed in Amsterdam and they also had the same size room. So rooms should not be an issue for anyone. A bit noisy because of the tram running outside but if you have enjoyed Paris the whole day then your tired body won't recognise the noise. The staff is good, we were handled on time.

This was our second stay at Magda in the past year! We loved the location. Close to the Arc de Triumph where all trains can depart from. The staff were amazing. Felix was helpful with any questions or requests we had. I was looking for a grocery store and another staff member who had just finished her shift walked me over it it. That was so kind. Room’s immaculate. Close to McDonald’s where we had cappuccinos every morning and our granddaughter had her smoothie. Reasonable price considering all the benefits. Would return again!

This hotel is excellent for the sporting events in the area, in this case, Roland Garros. It’s a 25 minute walk to the stadium which sounds a lot but that’s mainly because when you get near the stadium, there’s a lot of traffic direction. The double room was spacious with good facilities. The breakfast was excellent, really busy as the hotel was packed with tennis people, but everything was kept well stocked. The bar area looks like it’s designed for children (low tables and cushion chairs) but was comfortable enough when getting back from the stadium at nearly midnight and we could still get a drink. Definitely recommend.

Ficamos hospedados durante uma semana em julho/23 e foi uma experiencia ótima! O atendimento do colaborador JOAQUIM fez toda a diferença, extremamente educado, simpático e prestativo. Adoramos a experiencia e super recomendamos a todos. Vale muito a pena pegar com café da manhã pq tem uma variedade muito boa. limpeza dos quartos muito bom também, localização também.

The hotel is situated at ”Porte de Clichy” metro statio. Location of this hotel is at best, metro station, subway, tram station, bus station and E-bike stations are just within 100m like 1 minute walking in all directions. You will have all options to travel to anywhere in Paris without Bolt, Uber. We didn't have breakfast there so can't say much about that. Rooms are tiny as compared to other countries but that's common in France, you will find the same size room everywhere in every hotel. We stayed in Amsterdam and they also had the same size room. So rooms should not be an issue for anyone. A bit noisy because of the tram running outside but if you have enjoyed Paris the whole day then your tired body won't recognise the noise. The staff is good, we were handled on time.

This was our second stay at Magda in the past year! We loved the location. Close to the Arc de Triumph where all trains can depart from. The staff were amazing. Felix was helpful with any questions or requests we had. I was looking for a grocery store and another staff member who had just finished her shift walked me over it it. That was so kind. Room’s immaculate. Close to McDonald’s where we had cappuccinos every morning and our granddaughter had her smoothie. Reasonable price considering all the benefits. Would return again!

The staff at the front desk was very nice and helpful, he helped to arrange an early checkin so we don’t have to walk around with the luggages. The stay at the hotel is a pleasant one, the bed and bathroom are comfortable, and the neighbourhood is friendly. Highly recommend.

We stayed six nights at this fairly spartan property that was fitted with basic room attributes including a small refrigerator, a hair dryer and a tiny safe. We requested a coffee maker and received a hot pot with instant coffee. Getting an iron in the room proved a bit of an ordeal. The room was clean and the beds were quite good. Hotel staff was uniformly convivial, accommodating and helpful with exception of an encounter with the night manager (more on that later). Only one low voltage outlet in the bathroom was provided that could power an electric razor. My daughter brought a dual-voltage curling iron and hair straightener that could not be used in the bathroom due to lack of an electrical outlet. Staff ultimately provided an extension cord to be strung from the nightstand, and over the bed that my daughter was able to use to reach a wall mirror in the bedroom. We had the misfortune to be at the property during the annual Pride celebration at Place de la Republique directly in front of the hotel. My wife has mobility issues and we had to push through hundreds of drunken celebrants to get to the only entrance to the hotel. Scary stuff getting pushed along by a mob where my wife could have fallen and been trampled. I understand the Pride celebration is a public event but its a scheduled event that the hotel could have alerted clients to and made provisions to have opened a guarded entrance on the backside of the building away from the inebriated mob. With an early morning departure to the airport, I went to the desk the night before to check out so we could leave quickly the following morning. The front desk clerk advised that the hotel had my card on file and my e-mail address so they would send me the bill thereafter with nothing additionally to be done the next morning - just drop the key and run. As we were leaving early the next morning the night manager told me that I couldn't leave because I hadn't settled my bill. He inferred I was skipping out without paying the bill. I recounted the discussion I had the previous night and he repeated firmly that the bill needed to be closed out before we could leave. It was an uncomfortable encounter that was unnecessary. Somebody needs training here and its not the client. In summary, I'd say this property lacked many expected elements for the price point and as such could only describe it as providing moderate value. The lack of provisions to accommodate client access during the Pride celebration and the check-out snafu made it seem that they were somehow new to the game.

Staff, concierge, and services were great. It does have a small elevator, but its new and not meant for a football team. Breakfast had excellent coffee and choices to get going. The breakfast experience was pleasant, and started the day great. The room was clean and updated, good shower, linens, and there is a safe. Small, but we didn't intend on spending any time in the room. the location works great, small walk to subway (didn't use because of the strikes) small walk to the local train station, and Roissey bus which is also not bad to use. The bus was not running when we came in, so we took an overpriced cab. (don't do that). Very short walk if you average 3-4 miles a day like we did, to the Louvre, place de la Concorde, Orangerie, D'Orsay, and Isle de la Citie. (in another direction, Eiffel tower isn't far). Lots of dining nearby, ATM, groceries. Again, staff was helpful with our bad French, and it all worked out great.

The breakfast is pretty good. It's not a cafeteria. It's a one-by-one set meal. Extra money is added. An extra bed is available, but the king size bed is really big. The location of the hotel is very good, just near the Eiffel Tower, but if you don't choose a view room, you can only see the street view. The design and collection of the hotel lobby are the highlights. Don't miss the small garden, it is very beautiful. As far as the room is concerned, it can only be said to be average, and the service is indeed very good. When checking in at the front desk, there were Chinese receptionists, and the communication was smooth. Overall it's pretty good.

Very nice, very Paris feel of a hotel. Super friendly staff and spotless cleaning! Booked the larger room that was available and it was very good size, can't imagine a lot of the hotels in Paris offers as much space. Very family friendly hotel in the sense of how we were treated, didn't feel for a second as traveling with a baby was an issue for them which the the rest of Paris kind of did. Christmas decoration in the lobby made it very very cute and welcoming and the location is perfect. Loved our stay

The staff at the hotel were very friendly and helpful. There was always someone available at reception to assist us and nothing was too much trouble. We arrived early afternoon and were checked in right away and were able to leave our bags on the last day until we headed to the airport. The hotel was clean and comfortable, and in a good location for access to trains, the metro and buses. I would definitely recommend staying at Villa Alessandra!

This review is written part-way though our three nights' stay. The hotel is definitely quaint with helpful, welcoming and friendly staff. Our room is very small for the cost, a little worn but the bathroom excellent and well-equipped. The main disappoitment is breakfast. Significant items ordered were missing, such as fruit salad, milk and butter, as well as no salt included. We highlighted the error and the missing items were delivered some forty five minutes later. We had the impression there is no kitchen although an instant coffee machine in use (cappuccino was eventually delivered when americano was ordered). The boiled eggs weren't cooled, leaving green-tinged yolks. With only one chair in the room, it's either take turns to eat or eat standing up or sitting on the bed. The hotel clearly suits many travellers, but at a cost in excess of £200 per night after discount, this feels very poor value for money. Probably a voucher to use in a local restaurant with chairs and tables would be an alternative breakfast option for the hotel to offer.

Very convenient to airport, just outside Terminal 3 arrivals exit. Beautiful foyer with lots of seating, cafe and restaurant. We checked in close to midnight, there was few staff and a long queue. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The hotel room was okay but the bathroom smelled terribly musty which we tried to air but finally just ignored as we were so tired. Can't really fault the hotel for this as we didnt complain. towels are small size. The window opens wide with no safety catch so be careful with small children. We had a great view of the airport. Restaurant closes at midnight which we did not know. Tried to order in but have to speak French which I do not so went to bed hungry. Double bed was okay, quite firm. The sofa bed was hard, my child did not sleep well. There are vending machines in the foyer with water bottles and chocolates/snacks. There is a free water station to refill your bottles. Breakfast buffet was the saving grace, had a lovely variety, chocolate au pains were the best. For the price of it £95 I expected a better room but the convenience to the airport is appealing. If I were to travel again I would probably catch the train straight to the city even late at night.

The hospital location is very good. I arrived at terminal 1 of CDG , then took airport train to Terminal 3 , walked out of the building , the hotel is in front of you and only 5 minutes walking distance. RER B train station is at terminal 3. The next day , I bought one day pass for 22.60 euro at ticket window next to supermarket, took RER B train to Chatelet station in 30 minutes.

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.

Inside Terminal 2 of the Aéroport Charles-de-Gaulle, this business hotel is 9 km from the Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte.

There is a large bed and two small beds in the suite, the decoration is relatively new, shower and bath are available, dry and wet separation. Sound insulation is good and comfortable. There are microwaves and refrigerators, small and full. It is a 15-minute walk to Metro Line 12. However, due to the tramp nearby, it was a bit messy.

We really enjoyed the location of this hotel, it was 15 minutes from CDG and 30-40 minutes from downtown Paris by car. The area around the hotel is immensely walkable with a grocery store, bakery, restaurants, and cafes within a 5-10 minute walking distance. I really enjoyed the nearby Shawarma place, and the Cafe du Nord in particular. The staff were helpful and most were able to converse fluently in English. We were grateful to find a room that could house 4 people and the kitchenette was super convenient. My main concern with this hotel is in the state of the bathrooms and room maintenance in general. Some family members of ours were in another room that flooded every time someone took a shower, and our room also had evidence of mildew/water damage in the bathroom area, the shower door did not seal/close correctly. The door to the kitchenette would not open fully and scraped against the floor. The bedding was mediocre to poor, I expected the sofa bed to be uncomfortable, but the main bed was not much better. Pillows were not comfortable. Overall my review may sound critical and negative, but I would stay here again if the price differential (almost 2X for a nicer hotel) was the same due to the convenience and enjoyment of exploring the area on foot.

It is not very close to the city of Paris. It needs a bus to pour the subway, but it is very close to the Burchet Pavilion and can be walked. It is not recommended to go out alone at night.

Very convenient to airport, just outside Terminal 3 arrivals exit. Beautiful foyer with lots of seating, cafe and restaurant. We checked in close to midnight, there was few staff and a long queue. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The hotel room was okay but the bathroom smelled terribly musty which we tried to air but finally just ignored as we were so tired. Can't really fault the hotel for this as we didnt complain. towels are small size. The window opens wide with no safety catch so be careful with small children. We had a great view of the airport. Restaurant closes at midnight which we did not know. Tried to order in but have to speak French which I do not so went to bed hungry. Double bed was okay, quite firm. The sofa bed was hard, my child did not sleep well. There are vending machines in the foyer with water bottles and chocolates/snacks. There is a free water station to refill your bottles. Breakfast buffet was the saving grace, had a lovely variety, chocolate au pains were the best. For the price of it £95 I expected a better room but the convenience to the airport is appealing. If I were to travel again I would probably catch the train straight to the city even late at night.

The hospital location is very good. I arrived at terminal 1 of CDG , then took airport train to Terminal 3 , walked out of the building , the hotel is in front of you and only 5 minutes walking distance. RER B train station is at terminal 3. The next day , I bought one day pass for 22.60 euro at ticket window next to supermarket, took RER B train to Chatelet station in 30 minutes.

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.

Inside Terminal 2 of the Aéroport Charles-de-Gaulle, this business hotel is 9 km from the Parc des Expositions Paris Nord Villepinte.