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This hotel is mainly picked because it is so close to the airport, but a lot of people end up saying it feels more relaxed than they expected. It sits in Roissy en France, a little village just outside Paris, and the trees and quieter streets give it a calmer feel than the usual busy airport stop. Some stay just a night before a flight, others park the car here and use the secure parking for the whole trip.The shuttle is around 6 minutes to CDG, though it runs on set times so you have to check the schedule. Guests often say it is a big help, especially when catching an early morning flight. You can get into Paris in about half an hour, which makes it workable if you want to see the city in between flights. Families also use it as a base for Disneyland Paris or Parc Asterix, and business travellers often mention how close it is to Villepinte Exhibition Centre.A few reviews point out the rooms are bigger than they thought they would be, and the beds are usually mentioned as comfortable. Some liked the staff for being quick to explain shuttle times or airport details. Others felt the building could use a bit of updating here and there, but added that it was still clean and did the job. Breakfast is described as decent, but can feel rushed when lots of flights are going out at the same time.There are mixed comments too, like one guest saying the shuttle was late, while another said they liked having a quiet drink at the bar before heading off. Not everything is perfect, but most people agree it makes the start or end of a trip less stressful than staying right inside the airport.
Location
Zone Hôtelière 2 Allée Du Verger Roissy En France,