Paris Hotels with Wifi

"The room was really tiny; I could barely open one large suitcase. There's a kettle, but the wall-mounted hairdryer is pretty useless, so I'd recommend bringing your own. The front desk staff were very friendly and spoke excellent English, making communication a breeze. Beyond that, though, there aren't many positives. It's about a seven to eight-minute walk to the nearest metro station, Pernety, and the residential area feels safe. The bed wasn't comfortable, the duvet was thin, and the overall space felt quite cramped."

"Overall this hotel was good. I stayed here for two nights and the location is fantastic. It allowed me to explore Paris's attractions without having to get a tube or bus. The interior of the hotel is a bit dated with the standard wood panelling and carpets that you see in many older hotels, but the room itself was spacious and nicely designed (see picture below, the bed is messy as this was just before I check out). I didn't have any food while I was here but I did see a bar and space to have breakfast. The staff were very pleasant also."

"The hotel provided a comfortable and pleasant stay overall. The check-in and check-out processes were smooth and efficient, and the staff were courteous and helpful throughout the visit. The room was clean, well-maintained, and equipped with the essential amenities needed for a comfortable stay. Housekeeping was consistent and responsive to requests. The location was convenient, with easy access to nearby attractions, restaurants, and transportation options, which made getting around very manageable. The hotel facilities were generally well-kept, and the common areas were clean and welcoming. While there is always room for minor improvements, the overall experience was positive and offered good value for the price paid. This property is a solid choice for travelers looking for comfort, convenience, and reliable service. I would consider staying here again in the future."

"Since I had an 11 AM flight and needed to process a tax refund beforehand, I stayed at a hotel near the airport for a night. I visited terminals T1, T2, and T3 at Charles de Gaulle, and then frantically did some last-minute shopping at the airport's duty-free pharmacy. After packing my bags that night, I went to bed early. The next day, I left at 7:30 AM, and after completing the tax refund, I arrived at my gate just in time. If I had departed from the city, I probably would've had to leave by 6 AM. Security checks and tax refund lines at Paris CDG are always very long, so I recommend arriving at the airport at least 4 hours early. Facilities: Whether you're staying at an airport hotel or one nearby, transportation to and from the terminals is generally free. For on-site airport hotels, you can use the CDGVal shuttle train, while off-site hotels usually provide their own shuttle buses. Make sure to confirm the shuttle schedule and pick-up points with the hotel front desk. Environment: Ibis Paris CDG Airport: This is a classic choice. It's perfectly located, just a few dozen meters' walk from Terminal 3. The rooms are clean, the lobby lighting is pleasant, and there's a supermarket and restaurants nearby to cover your basic needs."

"Very nice place, quite clean, cozy, the room despite being small was very well laid out and very good service from the staff. ES: muy buen lugar, bastante limpio, acogedor, la habitacion a pesar de ser chica estaba muy bien distribuida y muy buen servicio por parte del personal"

"Overall, I'm pretty satisfied. The location is excellent, right next to the Eiffel Tower, and Pullman is just next door. There's also a supermarket right around the corner. As expected for a city center hotel, the rooms aren't huge. This time I booked a small suite with two queen beds. Once you open your large suitcases, it can feel a bit cramped. The toiletries are pretty comprehensive, and Marriott is generally reliable. The breakfast was good, but the soundproofing isn't great. You can clearly hear the doors opening and closing in the next room, and any loud talking or running in the hallway is also very noticeable. All in all, the value for money is decent, mainly for the convenience."

"The location of Hotel Lilas Blanc is quite good close to public transport, cafes, and local shops, which makes it easy to move around Paris. The staff are friendly and welcoming, always ready to help with directions or recommendations. The room was clean and well maintained, but quite small. smaller than expected for the price. It’s fine for a short stay, but may feel a bit tight if you have large luggage or plan to stay several days. Overall, it’s a cozy and safe place with good service, especially if you value cleanliness and convenience over room size."

"Quite close to the metro station. The room is clean and bright but without air conditioners. Easy to catch the Eurostars early in the morning"

"The hotel is great, and there's a free shuttle from Terminal 2. Here's how to find the shuttle: From arrivals, follow the orange icon (a person lying on a bed) to T2 Departures. Turn around, and you'll see **&2D and the orange icon together (⚠️ for those coming from T2, you *must* look back to see both **&2D and the orange icon together to know you're in the right direction!). (⚠️ Don't just follow Departures or Arrivals, stick closely to **&2D + the orange icon!) You'll walk for a while, and when you see a Carl's Jr. restaurant, you know you're headed the right way (if you don't see it, you're not). If you're coming from T2, you don't need to take the airport's circular train; other terminals require you to take the train to T2. Once you find the shuttle stop, there will be a large bus. The hotel's name (B&B) isn't listed on the vertical sign, so just ask the driver for the B&B hotel. It's the first stop. (⚠️ There are two B&B hotels at CDG, so make sure to ask the driver! I hope this is helpful!) We encountered a Black guy at T2 who was pretending to be staff (no uniform or badge) and gave us wrong directions. He was very enthusiastically trying to lead us to T1 (⚠️ kept saying 'free' and was polite, but might have had mental health issues). So, if my instructions are unclear, and you ask for help, make sure the staff are wearing uniforms and badges. If there's a language barrier, just show them the B&B icon, and they should understand."

"Pros: - Great location, the Latin Quarter is the best place to stay in my opinion, 5 minutes' walk to the metro, tons of cafes nearby, quiet and peaceful; - Good breakfasts for €22 - Relaxation area on the ground floor - Close to attractions; - Comfortable bed. Cons: - No refrigerator, slippers, or even a shoe horn in the room; - Terrible street noise, impossible to sleep at night, you can hear everything from garbage collection to unloading trucks, making it very difficult to sleep. - Transparent shower wall, not very comfortable if you're not a couple."