Roissy-en-France Hotels with Gym

Please carefully consider staying here as they falsely advertise it has A/C when it doesn’t and the staff are the rudest I have ever experienced. Also the rooms are dated and housekeeping cannot even be bothered to replace the wall fixed shampoo and showergel in the shower so leaving you with none whilst trying to shower. Had to make our own beds as well as housekeeping had just put sheets on the bed and no duvets. A member of staff then turned up 30 mins after making them aware and pointed at a cupboard but didn’t make the beds. They state the comfort of the bed is the next level well they are the hardest most uncomfortable beds I’ve slept on. The lifts are also the slowest and due to them being very small too we had to wait 10 mins before getting down to reception in the morning. Within the company I work we book approx near to a thousand rooms with the Accor group every year but this is the worst I’ve experienced. Bearing in mind they advertise themselves as a four star they should learn from Premier Inn to understand about comfort and customer service. And they are only 3*! Also I am aware the hotel is in France but one of the members of staff didn’t understand any English and this is an airport hotel. You would expect some basic knowledge. The outside of the hotel is also the most awful looking with rubbish on bins and no appeal. As a solo female traveller I would feel so uncomfortable as there are lots of people wondering around outside too.

Moxy CDG is our choice for early flight out from CDG since we would not worry the heavy traffic from downtown Paris. We appreciated the efficient of Moxy check-in staff they are well trained to deal with many guests in short time. Like my last review, I stayed again Moxy to tell it is a nice choice of our family.

The location right by the airport made it easy to catch my connecting flight without any stress. The room was clean and well-equipped, providing everything I needed for a short stay. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and the check-in process was smooth. Overall, I would highly recommend this airport hotel for anyone looking for a convenient place to stay during their travels.

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 !

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!

Great Service. Front Desk Claire gave a warm welcome to me when I first been to Paris. Really appreciate that. Nice environment for the hotel. Will visit again.

After reading the reviews, I was a little concerned about this new hotel. However, it obvious the Manager has read the reviews and taken control of the issues. I took the train to CDG and was only going to have one day in Paris before my flight home. I decided to stay near the airport and go into Paris by RER for the day. This was the perfect hotel! When I arrived at CDG, I got my luggage and took the CDGVal shuttle to Parking PR, a 5 minute or less ride and leaves the airport every 3 minutes. When I exited the shuttle, it was a 3-5 minute walk to the hotel. You can't miss it. It's a big RED and ORANGE building. It's connected to the Residence Inn. When you get to the Residence Inn, just walk past and the Courtyard entrance is immediately there. There are signs and the navigation on my phone also worked perfectly. I had checked in online and indicated I would arrive at 11:30 am. I expected to store my luggage at the hotel but to my surprise, the front desk staff greeted me with a welcoming smile and said they had my room ready. I received my keys, dropped my luggage, freshened up and took the CDGVal back to Terminal 2 to catch the RER to Paris. I spend the day and had dinner in Paris. I returned to the hotel around 11:00 pm to again be welcomed to the hotel. It was by far best hotel staff I encountered on this trip. The next morning, I only needed to drop by key to check out. I had a 9:00 am flight and left my room at 6:00 am. I was at the airport by 6:15 and had checked my luggage and cleared immigration and security by 7:15. Duty Free had not even opened. When only passing through CDG for flights, I would no hesitate to stay here again. I only saw one issue and it was very minor. The carpets were not firm in the hall way so it was hard to pull my luggage with wheels.

Pretty close to Charles De Gaulle airport. The cost to the airport is about 12 Euro by Uber and about 20 Euro by taxi. The hotel does offer shuttle service to the airport (5 Euro), but the last shuttle is at 10 am. No bottle water offered, but you can get hot water in the lobby.

A brief 3-night stay at this hotel was required as part of a regular six-monthly aircraft simulator training requirement; it was my first time at this particular hotel, but I have stayed at other Crowne Plaza hotels before, so I had a reasonable idea of what to expect. After a very prompt collection from the TGV station at Paris-CDG airport (only 5mins or so after telephoning the hotel reception desk), we all arrived at the hotel a few minutes later (even though the bus was approx three-quarters full, everyone was wearing a face mask and was considerate in spacing themselves out as far as practicable); the welcoming reception staff checked me in very quickly, also informing me that my IHG Rewards Club Card was registered on their system already - very clever !!! The whole of the ground floor was designated as an area in which face masks were to be worn, and all guests complied with the requirement. I was allocated a very spacious room on the third floor; despite the room having a balcony facing the main road, there was very little road noise so I was able to get a decent night's sleep each night, helped by a very comfortable bed with choice of pillows, plus an efficient air conditioning system to keep the temperature down and the airflow constantly circulating. The group with whom I was travelling ate in the hotel restaurant on the first night - despite the current pandemic, there was still a very reasonable selection of meals available to choose from, and the restaurant was approximately half full with socially-distanced guests; the food arrived promptly and was absolutely delicious - I have never had a bad meal yet in any IHG hotel.... On subsequent evenings, we chose to eat in the Roissy-en-France village - turn left out of the hotel main entrance and left again through a park and there is a varied selection of bistros, pizzerias, etc. after a 5-10min walk. The breakfast selection in the mornings was again reasonable, considering the pandemic - cereals, tea/coffee and bottled fruit juices were all self-service, any other food items were served by a member of staff to prevent over-handling by guests - all understandable and went a long way towards reassuring us that the pandemic was being treated as seriously as it should; on two occasions (including our return journey to the airport) we were too early to attend breakfast but the staff kindly made up ”Breakfast Boxes” with a selection of yoghurt, juice, cereal, cakes, etc. Very tasty and much appreciated !!! We booked the hotel shuttle bus on two consecutive days for transportation to the simulator complex approx 10mins away - on both occasions the shuttle left promptly and arrived for our return journey exactly when requested. I did not use the Health Suite this time, but certainly hope to do so the next time I stay here. All-in-all, I would not hesitate to stay here for either leisure or for future business trips.

If transportation is inconvenient, try to choose another option. It costs 5 euros per person to go to the airport, so we have to take a carpool, which takes nearly 20 minutes and takes a long time to get to T2. A previous guest said that the bus was free, so he probably took it because the driver didn't check the ticket. Paying the fare is also troublesome. You scan the QR code to agree on the time and number of people and then enter your credit card information and personal information. It has nothing to do with the hotel front desk.