Best Le Bourget Hotels

I would like to thank the entire Le Bourget team who welcomed us with open arms and very warmly. The evening was excellent and everything was excellent, from the atmosphere to the food. Looking forward to enjoying this fabulous establishment again.

The facilities are very new, the room is large, it seems to be newly renovated. Clean and welcoming. However, the environment outside the hotel is not very good, and the municipal construction is very messy. There are many Indian and black restaurants and canteens around. There is a French aviation museum one kilometer away, which is why we stayed at the hotel. About three minutes walk from the bus station, six stops to the subway station, in short, the price is fair.

Very convenient to the RER and with a nice large room! Excellent price and strategic location, buffet breakfast at a very advantageous price. Excellent for short stops, perfect heating and coffee machines in the small hall. Next door there is a beautiful Thai restaurant. Always quiet area

The hotel is not close to the train station/subway station, only 1 bus line 143 connects to the nearest RER commuter station to Charles de Gaulle Airport and Paris North/Lyon Railway Station, but ... The shift is extremely unstable (try to wait for 5-45min before there is a bus~), and 0030 has been the tail shift, in summer, Paris late sunset night D has not been able to catch the tail bus to walk 20-30min Kenjing Jilu back to the hotel, the hotel is located in the area has exceeded the Paris electric scooter / bicycle can be rented and returned, it is not recommended for passengers without driving

The hotel is very close to the TEXWORLD pavilion in Paris and it is only 10 minutes walk. Convenient for exhibitors. The hotel has just been renovated and looks new. The waiter is a bit old, but very patient and meticulous. Go out and turn right. There are two Chinese restaurants on the street, about 250 meters from the hotel. There is also a small convenience store, and the living facilities are very convenient. Breakfast is average and there are not many varieties. Hot water can be burned in the kitchen, but it seems that no hair dryer is seen. The room was very warm and lived like the home, very warm. Come back and live here.

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.

Higher stay fee than the site trip.com foresees. Household pointed on a sheet at the shop, Thursday not all, required to ask for two wallpapers at the reception . What a distress for this hotel , a service that is the minimum room maintenance to satisfy the client

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.

Firstly, thank god it wasn’t our own money being spent on the stay here. Our flight was cancelled and this is where easyJet decided to put us up. On arrival the area this ‘hotel’ is based looks completely unsafe and run down. On pulling up to the place we looked at each other with sheer shock. It looked like a prison. Somewhat reassuring the big metal gates given the area we were in however. On checking in the gentleman on the desk was friendly and helpful. But that’s where the positives end. Locating our Rooms was easy on the ground floor. However who ever chose the Decor really needs a real think. It looks seriously like prison corridors. Grey everywhere. We travelled as a party of 3 so we had 2 rooms. Meaning one guest (me) was in a room alone. The rooms are dated and dirty. The shiny curtains covered in stains. The rooms smelt damp and I soon found I was not alone. I had many a pals in the mosquitoes that had taken up residence. I showered and tried to get rest but due to location of this hotel I did not feel safe. Placing the chair against the door gave some reassurance. After a few hours we had survived. Time to check out. While sitting in reception and joining up again with friends we were constantly being attacked with mosquitoes. It seems a real issue at this hotel. It really isn’t pleasant. As I say thank god it wasn’t our own money paying to stay here. We thankfully could have a joke about the whole place and look on the bright side. We are now mosquito ninjas. Thinking of trying to get it to be a competitive sport. For sure this is where u could come to train.

Environment: very clean Service: Very good Facilities: relatively complete