rooms were recently renovated and clean. beds were comfortable. Located in a small village near CDG. a quick walk through a lovely park to restaurants, grocer and artisan bakery.

the shuttle is very limited (2 trips morning and evening) and is 7€. Also, the hotel lobby and common areas are heavily scented- not unpleasant but a consideration for those who are sensitive to scents. Decor is very colourful “bohemian” and the property is completely committed to this design aesthetic. again, not unpleasant, but a bit surprising.

Very good bed, comfy rooms. Coffee in room Friendly staff at bar Bus by the Marriott 50 meters away Or shuttle. Good breakfast

Pink light from opposite walls, better put curtains.

I had to stay here during "the July of European airport discontent" after LH and AF messed up my flights. The room was very good and exactly what I needed after a long tiring day. It had airconditioning which was necessary that particular night. The breakfast the other morning was fine although not exceptional.

The bathroom had 3 little bottles of shampoo, shower gel and conditioner. I prefer the nice tubes with lots of liquid that you can use for a bubbly shower or bath.

Decor was creative and upbeat. Food was beautifully prepared and presented.

Not enough outlets available in the room. The auto-reply info about the shuttle is very inaccurate: I did not need to pay or reserve the shuttle from CDG to Aiden. And-- this was a big problem for five of us who paid at the front desk at Aidan for the shuttle from Aidan to CDG: false advertising!! Shuttle only went to terminal 2, but we were not told that when reserving and paying. Expecting to go to Terminal 1. This was a big problem in the morning when we had planes to catch!

Really lovely hotel. Quirky rooms and decor throughout. Very clean and a comfortable bed.

We upgraded our room from a twin to queen but in check in were given keys to a twin. We’d been travelling for 12 hours so moving rooms seemed like a huge faff. The staff were lovely and I’m sure if we had mentioned the mistake it would have been rectified but any bed was very welcome after being in the car for so long. Oh, and there was a fire alarm around 9 am in the morning but none of the staff seemed to care. People were queuing for lifts, we took the stairs to find a crowd of guests just standing in the reception area. All a bit odd.

LOVED the shower!! It was large (for Europe) and had 2 modern shower heads (a rain shower and handheld) and was easy to use. Comfy beds, clean room with everything we needed. Dinner and breakfast were fantastic. Lobby was decorated very fun with plenty of room to hang out and relax. We were able to have a late check out since we didn't need to be to the airport until later in the day. Staff was friendly and accommodating.

Two things: they had fun souvenirs for sale in the lobby but many did not have prices and the young lady at the front desk did not know the prices, nor did she offer to find out for us. The second item was the cost of the "hotel taxi" When we came from the airport to the hotel it was 14.90 Euro but when we let the hotel call a taxi for our return trip to the airport it cost us 25 Euro! The driver said it was because he was a hotel taxi. Not cool. Neither of these things would keep us from returning.

Hotel picked for convenience to the airport (short E25 taxi), for which you pay but not too excessively. Roissy village is walking distance and a pleasant refuge to wander and shop or just sit munching lunch in the Mairie gardens. Hotel will carefully hold your luggage until you have to leave for the airport. All told, okay but not overwhelming.

Service was pleasant but a bit chaotic. Our twin room had one towel, one mug, one glass, one towelling wrap etc etc, not set for two (!). Breakfast was good but we used them for dinner also which was a bit strange...limited menu, a sort of nouvelle cuisine + normal French cross which didn't quite work. [Taxi from Gare du Nord...we were overtired and got caught by a tout. Do NOT accept an Uber at Gare du Nord, they will drive you into a traffic jam and take over an hour for what should be a 30-40 minute trip while running the meter at max. Then get lost at Roissy.] Might or might not use in future; would be reasonable to find a hotel midway between central Paris and the airport for an overnight transit. Note, NOT within walking distance of airport.

The staff were always extremely helpful, including arranging a takeaway breakfast for 5am and booking taxis for us. Breakfast was fresh with good choices. We had some food from the restaurant too, which was yummy!

The security latch in our room was half missing (still on the door, but not a latch on the wall to connect with) and there was a noisy click throughout the night (from AC or lighting perhaps).

I was 'forced' to find a hotel room when my flght didn't arrive in time for a connecting flight. I'm on a budget so selected this hotel based on reviews and cost. I was VERY pleasantly surprised with everything!

I mentioned this to the people at the reception desk. The airport itself is the problem--no proper signage to direct people to the places to catch hotel buses. Many people like me were walking around without guidance and then we we finally got to the place where the buses were supposed to pick us up, it was still confusing understanding which bus/van was the correct one!

Stayed here for one night during work travel. The hotel was clean, the price was great, the rooms were laid out well in a typical smaller Parisian size. Bed was comfortable, facilities were nice. The front desk staff was very helpful and the restaurant food was very good! I would definitely stay here again.

The location was near the airport which was great, but a little confusing to access by public transit, you have to take a bus and we got off at a stop a block and a half away from the hotel. Not bad, just something that could have been a little bit better. This also could have been my mistake, or Google transit directions mistake.