Premiere Classe Roissy Villepinte Parc des Expositions

Very close from the airport

You can take metro to go all the Paris attractions, forgetting to travel with your luggage aroung the city, convenient and cheap breakfast

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Gets the job done...

This hotel is right across the street from the Parc des Expositions train stop, which is right before CDG airport. We stayed here the night before out morning flights out of CDG. The room was basically like that on a cruise ship. The bathroom is in the wall, and its impossible to not get water everywhere. Bed was not comfortable at all, and there’s no closet. There’s not even cheap soap or shampoo of any kind. But if you just need something cheap right near the airport, it "gets the job done". Free wifi down in the lobby area if you have your own computer.

This is not a good hotel if you are planning to visit Paris on a daily basis. Look into renting a furnished apartment to save money vs. a hotel and stay IN Paris! Its worth it!!

small hotel but good for the price

The hotel was extremely small but convienent to the train to get the airport. I did feel safe and it was very clean. Recommend that you eat before you get there because the lounge price was high and closes early. There are eateries 20 minutes away but not convienent for walking.

Good for the price but not for comfort. Very small.

really convenient, cute room, super clean, cheap!!

We stayed in a double room for our last night in pairs... it was more convenient than staying in central paris because we had an early flight the next morning... the hotel is right next to an RER station, and one or two stations (5 minutes) away from the cdg airport. The room was really clean, with a triple bunk bed, minimal modern decor. Wetroom bathroom was also really really clean. Concierge was really helpful and friendly even though he super busy! Costs the same or less than many Paris hostels.... not recommended for anyone looking to stay in central Paris, because it’s a bit of a far commute, and there’s not much to do in the neighborhood. I would definitely stay here again... It’s good if you need to be close to the airport!

Just a convenient place near the airport

If all you need is a cheap hotel near the airport and with very easy access bt metro (RER), that’s the place to stay. For every other perspective, find a better place. Miniscule bedroom, tiny bathroom (the whole bathroom is a pre-fabricated plastic box, really), virtually no service (try to find a person there...) and very poor breakfast. And if you do want to go to Paris, it is at least an hour away by metro.

Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks

use the RER (metro) to get to the hotel and back to the airport. If going to Paris, buy the Paris Visitor’s Day pass for the metro, it is well worth it.

worst hotel ever

poorest quality hotel ever, it was cold and dirty

Good only to attend the Fair.

The hotel is in excellent location to the trade fair, and price is excellent not for holiday stay unless you are in a very tight budget

A rip off.

First, hotel is convenient to the train station, but the hotel itself was not convenient. The room was small/narrow with all same kind 2 rack/shelf bed. Hotel has no shelf for hanging clothes,old fashion window, no self-controlled air conditioning. They have it controlled from somewhere. Second, the room has no phone service, except the pay phone at the reception desk. I found it very inconvenient without in-room phone.

Just What I Wanted

Between flights, I wanted a clean, pleasant, and inexpensive place to relax, shower and shave, and sleep in. I got exactly what I wanted. No frills, clean, neat, internet in the lobby. I got a great night’s sleep, and then hopped on the RER train (2 minutes away)and got to the airport fresh as a daisy, to continue my journey.

not impressed

it was good,but it could be better

Away from city but not too expensive

A mistake that I made in choosing this hotel is that it was too far from Paris and that we had to take the train ride everyday to go to it (unless you can afford a car rental -not recommended). Free wifi, no ice, and no fast food joints close by. If you are looking to stay close to the airport, and don’t mind the rating, I would recommend this hotel. If you are looking to tour Paris, look for something closer. Good Luck

Traveler's tip on getting the most out of your stay

Instead of bringing cash and exchanging it here, withdraw money using your check card at a local bank to get the best exchange rate. Your bank will get the best rate for you and charge a minimal foreign currency/exchange fee.

Overall OK for a night’s stay

The rooms are tiny but located conveniently next to the RER. The internet didn’t work, and no one new how to fix it (or really care to fix it).

Just a place to sleep!!!

The hotel was about 5 min from the airport and 2 min from the train station. There is barely no place to eat around so make sure you take snacks with you and bottles of water, they are about $3! We booked a queen size bed and when we got to the room it was smaller than a full size bed! We then were change to mini twin size beds! Everything is small in this hotel room, but we were there only to sleep, they have internet but you have to use it in the lobby! Good for people that are only going to sleep and be out!

Traveler's tip on saving a few bucks

Buy the metro card, is good for all kinds of transportation, RER, Metro and Buses. You can also get discounts at different places with it. Hop in an out as many times as you want, we bought it for 5 days and it was about $60, but it was worth it! By the way people will try to squeez with you to get free entrance to the trains!

We were speechless when we saw the room

My husband and I booked a triple room for ourselves and our teenage daughter, and we all nearly fell over laughing when we saw this hotel’s idea of a triple. Small? Let me put this into perspective: if we had all fainted simultaneously, there wouldn’t have been enough floorspace for us all to collapse. I have had bigger bathrooms in cruise ship cabins. The single bed was a bunk suspended over the double, and I continuously hit my head on the top frame getting into and out of bed. I could go on, but I think you get the point. Two stars is an extremely generous rating for a hotel that doesn’t even give you a bar of soap.

bad hotel

bad service, dirty room. you get what you pay for.

Not Bad!!

This place was not bad at all except two points. The shower is indeed very small! But a regular size person would fit in it. Wifi is free. But i had to take my laptop to the front desk to have it set up to access their network. The only warning that i have is for the parking that cost 14 Euros per day. But i parked the rental car that i was driving on the street all the time that i spent there.

Traveler's tip on getting the most out of your stay

There is a shopping center not far and if you are driving, you can park outside the garage or on the street to save the 14 euros per day for parking.

Small room but comfortable for one night. Easy to get to.

Convenient location, was traveling alone so was easy to get to from the CD airport via the train.

Slightly Confusing

I chose this hotel because it was very reasonably priced and close to the airport, and I had a connection the next morning. The staff was cordial, but here were the issues: the hotel is one of three, all next to each other, and you check in for all of them at only one desk. The staff does not help clarify this. The security is great, but sometimes keeps YOU from getting in. Wifi is complicated, and requires a password, and finally, the room looks like a dorm or a hostel. For staying one night, it’s not an issue, but if your stay is longer, find another hotel. By the way, it’s in an industrial park, so, there’s really no food or attractions around.

Be aware of Bed Bugs and rude frond desk girl!

It was very disappointing our stay at this hotel. From outside looks like a good one, but once you are in, it is everything down the hill. Rude front desk employee, bug bed smashed on the blanket, simply DISGUSTING!, I had nightmares that night. The only good thing about this is how close the metro station is but I do not know if is worth to pay extra dollars to stay in a better one. Definitely can ruin you last day in Paris.

basic, clean and cheap

if you just need a simple, clean cheap place to stay for a night or two that’s close to charles degaulle airport, this is your place. it is located close to the metro for a trip into the heart of paris, but it’s a rather long trip and costs 8euros a person.

Everything is half an hr away, the hotel is in bad condition, it Smells

My friend and i were looking for a cheap place to stay. We thought this hotel would be the best choice because it’s only 10 mins away from the Charles de Gaulle airport and 2mins away from the train station. It was a big mistake. The bathroom was tiny and it looked like it is made of some type of hard plastic materials and also smells. The hotel was supposedly built in 2001 had a horrible smells. There was no phone in the rm. The location is far away from the city, it’s best to pay for the little extra and enjoy your time in Paris. Please do not stay there.

Traveler's tip on getting the most out of your stay

The metro pass for the RER is 48 Euro and is the only way of transport to get away from and to the hotel. If you stay in the city center it’s probably 16 Euros and the transport to the airport will be about 30 mins which isn’t bad at all.

barebones, but close to metro

very small bathroom, almost the size of a John!! very bare minimium. close to metro though hard to find in the night.

Good for travelors on tight budget

The hotel is inexpensive for those who are in tight budget. It is clean and nice, but very small. The smallness didn’t bother me except for the shower which there is not enough space to stretch your arm. The best thing about the hotel was that there was a RER running a block away from the hotel. If you are a heavy coffee drinker in the morning, I suggest paying the 4.8 euro for the breakfast which is well worth the money.

Traveler's tip

For transportation, if you fly to CDG, I strongly suggest buying a weekly pass for zones 1-4 if you stay more than 3 days. IF less than 3 days, then just buy the daily pass for zones 1-4. This way you would be covered from the airport to anywhere even Versailles.

A fair train ride from the sites, WELL worth the price

My two daughters, niece, and I spent four nights in two rooms. The rooms are tiny, but clean and functional. We traveled by train EVERYWHERE. As the hotel lies in train zone 4, the tickets to the city centre are more expensive. The breakfast consisted of juice, coffee, chocolate, yogurt and breads and cost five euros. It was definitely good enough for the likes of us. Internet access didn’t work too well. My daughters were never able to log-in. Many guests hovered around the lobby to get better connectivity. Overall, an outstanding value for the Paris area.

Traveler's tip

You don’t need a CAR to enjoy Paris. We came from Mons, Belgium to Gare du Nord. The airports are really WELL connected to all the other train stations. Even out-of-the-way places like Chartres are within striking distance.

Tiny, not worth it.

There is nothing near this hotel. We chose it because it was cheap and near the train lines. Well you have to take the train if you want to do _anything_ ... pay the extra money and stay in the city center.