“You get what you pay for... Acceptable is you want to sacrifice quality to save $$.”

The bad: -The hotel is old and very unattractive. The rooms are VERY small along with the hotel itself (lobby, parking lot, etc). -When I showed up my bed wasn't made and there were used towels all over the floor and a cigarette in the toilet. They eventually came to clean but did not bring new linens, they simply remade the bed with the old ones. -It is located RIGHT next to the airport flight line, meaning that plans CONSTANTLY fly 100ft or less over the hotel, which is very loud. -It is situated between two major roadways and right next to the freeway, which is also very loud. -There isn't anything to do in the area besides two restaurants two blocks away. The neighborhood is ugly and run down. -The intent is incredibly slow and took a 4-5 minutes to simply load any web page. -There was only one electrical plug in the room and one in the bathroom. No fridge, DVD player, microwave or ANYTHING else besides the bed, wall lamp and tiny TV. -You have to take a bus and train (with 2-3 transfers) to get to Paris and the city center, which is a 1.5 hour trip one-way; too far for multiple trips. -The staff only speak French. The good: -It was cheap for me, but I would not pay more than $30-$50 a night. -The bus stop is only 2 blocks away and it only costs around 3.5 euro for bus/train fare to get into Paris. -It has free parking (because it's in the middle of nowhere). Stay here if you don't mind a long trip into the city or a poor quality hotel and simply want to save money.