No coffee in room AC not adequate ...80 degrees…read moreNo airport shuttle Many "high tech features " did not work.

Shoe box-sized rooms; upcharge for very simple breakfast buffet (that they will throw out at 1000)…read more Unfriendly & Guard dog like manager policing it all.

This hotel is no frills in the room. That's for sure. If you're not looking for fancy, but just…read morewanna rest your head a little bit close to the airport. This is your spot. They do offer a really nice breakfast buffet. They do serve lunch and dinner. The lobby is decent. The people are friendly. They do have a shuttle to the airport, but they only drop you off in one spot. Me and my daughter had to Cross traffic that look like a highway in the rain. It was a bit dangerous. I would've used my money to take an Uber. The shuttle was not free. Don't forget if you are visiting from the states. You do have to pay taxes that will be added on When you get there you'll have to pay it. Mental note, there are three hotels with a similar name. Make sure you or your driver had the name exactly correct before you get dropped off and your driver pulls away. The other hotel with the Star Wars motif was super friendly and helped us order another taxi and get sent to our correct Hotel.

So convenient as an overnight stay between CDG airport and train station. Easy walk. Great room…read morefor 3 . Delicious breakfast next day, then easy walk to CDG Gare. Nice rooms, great prices.

Frenchly Honest: The following review was submitted by MaisOui Le Frenchy, who visits all…read moreestablishments anonymously and would like to keep it that way. We respect his wishes. Mostly. Please note: this is not a full MaisOui Le Frenchy detailed review. I did not come to the Sheraton Paris Charles de Gaulle to be charmed. I came because my flight departs at an hour that would offend any self-respecting Frenchman, and the alternative -- a taxi through the périphérique at 4h30 -- is a form of suffering I reserve for my enemies. What I found, I will reluctantly admit, was adequate. More than adequate, which is its own kind of surprise. The room is generous. A proper bed -- not the narrow apology for a mattress one finds in lesser airport hotels -- a desk large enough to actually work at, and the rare luxury of both a shower and a bath. At first glance, the room presented itself as clean. I did not look closely. That inspection, I reserve for another occasion. I am a critic, not an auditor. The bar and restaurant are present and respectable. The staff at the front desk were courteous without being theatrical about it. The bellman was helpful without requiring direction. This is rarer than it should be. But the true distinction of this hotel -- and I say this as someone who finds airport hotels philosophically depressing -- is that it sits inside the terminal. You do not leave the hotel and face the indignity of shuttles, signage, or the open sky at an hour when no sky should be witnessed. You leave the hotel and you are, simply, already there. For an early departure, this is not a convenience. It is a mercy. Five stars -- for what it is. An airport hotel that does its job with unexpected dignity. I will note, for the record, that this rating reflects a brief stay and not a full MaisOui Le Frenchy detailed review. The stars, like my opinions, are subject to revision.

Convenient would be the word that I would describe this hotel. Centrally located in the airport and…read morethe RER train line. The hotel is average as the rooms are clean but comes with furnishings from the 80's, 1980's that is. Quick 411: PRO'S: 1. Located in terminal 2C. Makes check-in easy. 2. RER Train to Paris is located downstairs from the hotel. 3. Delicious breakfast buffet offered for a price, but worth it 4. 24-hour fitness center 5. Decent lounge open to VIP guests. 6. Shower water pressure is strong. CONS: 1. Pricey rooms for outdated furnishings 2. Bathtub walls are extremely high. I want to soak in the tub, not climb Mount Everest 3. Limited English channels on the TV 4. The VIP lounge closes at 830pm sharp, way too early. 5. 24-hour fitness center has limited equipment 6. The mini bar in the room only has water, soda, and juice. You would think alcohol would be included. It is not. Mini bar is supposed to be re-stocked daily. It was not. 7. No USB outlets and minimal wall outlets. 8. Rooms are small and bed too soft. If I ever return to Paris, this hotel would not be my first choice.

I recently stayed at the Novotel in Paris and overall had an okay experience. The location is…read moreconvenient and the staff were generally friendly, but there were a few issues that made the stay less enjoyable. The room itself felt a bit rundown. The carpet had noticeable stains, and the shower area could have been much cleaner. It didn't quite match the standard I expected from a Novotel. Breakfast was decent, but it gets very busy if you're planning to eat there, it's definitely best to go early to avoid the crowds. They do have a nice water dispenser for cold still or sparking water which is a nice touch and a self served convenient store. Not a terrible stay, but there's room for improvement.

This is the place to spend the night if you have an early morning departure from CDG and don't want…read moreto hassle with either the RER train or Uber. The rooms are contemporary modern European with all the basics (although not large by any means) and a big TV, the big selling point is that its adjacent to the airport tram that runs every 4 min. to the airport terminal, super easy. Great bar in the hotel and a place to get good although not a fancy place Not cheap and the basic room rate has lots of add on's! Clean enough but not sparkling.

Been staying here since early 2000s at my first airline. Connected to CDG via the air train. Check…read morein was meh. Breakfast in the rate. I got an upgraded room with massive bed. Washroom is remodeled. Executive lounge opens at 1730 daily for apps & drinks. I've always enjoyed my time at this Marriott property,

The average family size traveling together is 4. We (the 4 of us) had a 12 hour layover so made a…read morereservation here to drop our bags off, grab dinner and tour the city. The hotel apparently has a 3 person per room max. We learned this at check in and it made the beginning of our exciting layover start on a very sour note. Ultimately we had to get two rooms. Whew!!! Such a major headache.

Nothing beats this hotel for convenience to get to CDG. Came here on our last night in Paris to…read moresave some money and ir was a smart choice. It's pointless to spend so much money to spend the night in the city center and ha e to leave at 5am to catch a flight. Spending the night here allowed us to sleep it and then just walk over to the shuttle to terminal 1. All in all, it's worth it if you can get the hotel cheap. Well likely do this again next time we come to Paris. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are large.

A free short train ride to this hotel from CDG. Beautiful rooms and excellent service. We got in…read moreearly and our room was available. Got some nice sleep after the flight from the USA. Great place to sleep your first night in Paris to get use to the time difference.

We had a very pleasant short stay at the ibis at the airport and wouldn't hesitate to stay here…read moreagain if we had a long layover in CDG. Located just outside terminal 3, we easily caught the free airport shuttle from our arrival in terminal 2. It's also a few steps from the RER terminal to take the train into the city too! The rooms are tiny, but had everything we needed for a quick stay. Beds were comfy and the lobby was modern and welcoming.

The only option at CDG - Paris Airport in terms of Priority Pass Lounges is the Yotel hotel and…read morelounge. Sadly, the food items are limited to a few pastries, coffees, canned & bottled beverages, and candy bars. The ladies room was so-so; honestly, the regular terminal restrooms were better maintained. My husband was disappointed that there were no alcohol options. We didn't see any sandwiches so we left after less than 30 minutes even though we could stay for 3 hours. It's a good place to lounge in if you need the WiFi and quiet time. When we were there, someone asked about the showers but were told that they were unavailable due to renovations. This lounge is lackluster and it's pretty sad that this was the only option for Priority Pass members. If you're flying through CDG, you're better off flying with status or a premium ticket so you can access the SkyTeam/Air France lounges. This lounge is also an airport hotel, so if you need a place to sleep, you can rent a small room.

The hotel is definitely convenient. But, the lounge area is run down and the food/drink options are…read morelimited to sugar options. The hourly rate for the hotel is pricey. I found myself wanting better ambience for the money.

I called the reception to request lotion and was told that it is reserved for superior rooms and…read morenot classic rooms. I was a bit confused because I've never heard of this in all my travels, even in Europe, so I asked them to repeat what they said. The person raised his voice at me. As a suggestion for training your staff that interact with clients, when a guest calls at past midnight for something as simple as lotion, you can provide it as a courtesy and tell them as a note that it is only available for certain room types. That may be an incentive for me to book a superior room on my next visit. This is my second stay at this particular hotel and the last time they did not have shower caps. They seem to have an issue with providing basic amenities that are expected of 4 star properties. I did not have this issue with the Pullman in London. I will definitely follow up with Accor because what I experienced tonight is unacceptable.

A favorite Paris/CDG hotel to stay at when we arrive in France. Clean. Modern. Great amenities.read more