Ibis Paris CDG Airport

The room is relatively small, but it's very convenient

Stayed overnight while transferring at Charles de Gaulle Airport Two stops from Terminal 1 by free shuttle train This transfer is not suitable for people with a lot of luggage! The elevator is broken. The escalator is up a slope (not a staircase, but a sloped escalator), so it is difficult to carry large luggage with wheels. (If you have large luggage, a taxi may be better than the free shuttle train.) The hotel is close to the free shuttle train and the train station to the city! You can see it from the exit! There is a bus rotary right in front of it. But it's outside, so it might be difficult if it's raining, snowing, or windy. There is a supermarket just before the station exit! There is no water or refrigerator in the room, so you need to buy it. There is a vending machine in the hotel lobby, but there is no normal bottled water. Only lemon flavor. There are several types of canned water (with or without gas? Foreigners don't know) and it costs 3 euros. It's expensive. There is a cafe, restaurant, sofas, classical game machines, etc. You have to line up to check in! Be prepared~ The room is simple. The size of the room and the bathroom are not proportional... The shower booth is small. The shower room door has a gap. You have to be careful about the direction when showering. The temperature is OK. There is gel soap (that's all!) Only large towels. And a bath mat. No hand towels. There are multiple calming indirect lights, which is nice. You can see the planes from the room. There are multiple shelves, which is nice for storing small items. USB charging available. I highly recommend using it when transferring!