Great location walkable with luggage from CDG airport. Quick, helpful check in process... I even…read morehad reservations for 4 rooms... One made at another Marriott by mistake and they switched it for me with no cost. Rooms are clean, showers are hot & refreshing, buffet breakfasts are delicious! Definitely with adding on to price of room. Also, easy access to one day on -off tour of Paris. We had a fabulous unexpected day in Paris thanks to a flight cancellation!!

I don't think I've ever stayed in a Marriot before but this hotel is pretty nice. I usually stay in…read morethe Hilton lines of hotels so this was a change. We stayed here because we missed our flight to Ireland and just needed a place to lay our heads for the evening. I was instantly wowed by the vibrant lobby. It was more like a lounge as there were plenty of places to sit and just chill or you could head to the restaurant and grab a bite to eat. The amenities/snack area was also well-stocked by the reception desk and all the items were very affordable. The lobby alone gives this hotel a very chic feel. The staff was also very nice even as we attempted to converse in our limited broken French, but they speak English. We just try to attempt to speak the language of the country we're in to not be like the stereotype of what people normally think. The room was a standard room but the vibe from the lobby slightly carried over into the decor of the room. It was bright and well lit. The room seemed small but rooms in Europe sometimes tend to be a bit more condensed than what one might see elsewhere. The bed was just the right firmness and the pillows were cloudlike in softness. The room was well stocked though with all the necessities (towels, soaps, lotion, hairdryer, etc) and it was nice to be able to take a hot shower with really great pressure. The design in the bathroom was also very sleek and contemporary. It was like having a little apartment. It was super quiet and we were both able to get some well-needed rest. As I said, we were only there for the night and we actually didn't spend a huge amount of time in the room since we went to Disneyland Paris to cap off our time in France. Disneyland Paris is about 45 mins to an hour from the hotel. We took an Uber over there but you can take the train as well. Just be aware that there may be tolls if you take the Uber and your driver will usually ask you if you agree to the tolls. It's not expensive though.

We had to make a last minute hotel reservation because our flight was canceled, and this was one of…read morethe few hotels in the area with availability. The fish tank in the lobby and the swimming pool made up for the horrendous day at the airport according to my 3-year-old. The rooms were spacious and they had a bathtub and a separate American style shower. The continental breakfast was good. They did mess up our room service order and after an hour we discovered they delivered it to an empty and open room next door and it had been eaten?? Bizarre, but it was the only thing that went wrong here after a day where literally everything else had gone wrong. This is a good place to stay for a night if you're defining with airline things.

Straightforward airport hotel. Runs airport shuttles every 10-15 minutes and guests are provided…read morethe schedule so they can plan. Spacious, modern rooms. I'm deducting a star for that most mystifying of French quirks - the shower. There is no shower to step in to. Water just spills all over the regular bathroom floor. However there is a plastic barrier with which you can enclose the toilet. Insufficient description, I'm sure. You just have to see it to believe it!

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.