Comfort Hotel Airport CDG

Shuttle to hotel from train station never came (other hotel shuttles went by several times). After over an hour and calling the hotel, we paid for a shuttle service from another hotel. When we arrived, the entry rug and the rugs throughout the hotel were filthy. Our first room's air conditioning did not work. After moving to a second room, the shower over-flowed and flooded the floor and one of our carry-on bags. We had wanted to take the rails and go into Paris for one last night before taking off for home the next day--but were too afraid we wouldn't get shuttle service from the railroad station to the hotel. Taxis don't want to take you to the hotel and want to wait for those going into Paris, which is approximately a $60 to $80 cab ride. We were stuck at the hotel for our meals; however the meals were better than expected after our room experience.

Had to wait 90 mins for shuttle CDG/hotel. Wrong directions provided by airport notices as to where shuttle stops. Informed hotel of this, and the clerk blamed the airport. Just shirking their responsibility vis-a-vis client. No WIFI in room despite assurances to the contrary

a bit spartan, but has everything you need for a one-night stay and early flight the next day.

Very basic hotel near CDG Airport - slightly worn, the smallest shower i'd ever seen. Good shuttle to CDG. convenient if you need to stay a night and move on.

We chose the hotel because we didn't want to wake up too early from Paris to catch the metro. We waited a long time for the shuttle. However, it did finally come. The desk clerk spoke English and gave us a room on the first floor. However, soon after we closed the door, a family with several children checked into the hotel and had rooms on the same wing. The adults and children were yelling down the halls. Obviously, they were very excited. We asked to be moved and were moved to another floor. Families can sometimes get very excited to be with one another. However, we had been traveling for several hours and needed rest. The new room was a good alternative. The shower did not have a closing door on it, but in every other way, the room was great. One of the great bonuses of the hotel was its restaurant buffet. I read an earlier review of it, and was a bit apprehensive. However, we were tired and didn't want to go to the airport. The food was fabulous. The salad bar had a number of alternatives, including cous cous, cucumber salad, and a variety of other salads. The entrees included a salmon pastry, rice and vegetables, for vegetarians, and turkey and fish. It was all cooked well, moist and well seasoned. The desserts were delicious. There were several varieties. I chose a strawberry cream dish and fruit. It was expensive, but worth the extra money not to have to leave the hotel. We were exhausted and appreciated the good food. One downside was the music played while diners ate. Most diners don't want to hear Pop favorites. It was obvious that the music was played for the young people who worked there and not the patrons. It might have been nice to listen to some soft classical music or something a bit less brash. Still, for the convenience, this hotel is a good choice. They try to make your stay pleasant.

The shuttle bus never came...I had to take an expensive taxi from the airport after waiting over an hour. The hotel tried to make me pay again, even though all [...] reservations are prepaid. The trash can in my room wasn't empty from previous guest. Since it took almost two hours to get to the hotel, I arrived after 11 PM. (Taxi drivers didn't want to take me such a short distance - kept insisting the shuttle would come.)All food service was closed and the vending machines were broken, so I was unable to eat. This was not a quality experience!

For an airport hotel, the location is ok. You have to take a shuttle to and from the airport, but that's true of all the hotels around Charles de Gaulle except the ones that are located inside the airport. What turned me off most about this hotel were the beds. I thought I was getting two twin beds for my daughter and myself, but these seriously were more like toddler beds. I'm only 5'1" and my feet were close to the end of the bed. My six foot husband's feet would've been hanging off. They were also extremely narrow to the point that turning over was a bit challenging. Despite their tiny size, they took up practically the whole room. I'm familiar with European hotel rooms that tend to be smaller than US hotels, but this was ridiculous.

Most staffs were helpful and friendly and spoke English. The cost was $63/night during New Year 2010, as I could not find other hotel in Paris that low and available during New Year. Most of other hotels in Paris were not available and cost over $90/night. I booked this hotel through [@] a night before my flight. The room was cleaned and comfortable. The room is similar to Motel 6 in America. The hotel has WiFi but have to pay $7 for 1hour to use; you have to pay online by American's Visa Credit Card. The staff said they don't take cash to pay for WiFi. By the way, the restaurant inside the hotel does NOT open during lunch time, I have to have the reception staff ordered pizza and delivered to the hotel. But they opened during dinner time for 17 Euro, you get a buffet but no drink. The small bread is hard as a rock; make sure you see dentist afterward. Croissant is better. The good part is free airport shuttle drops you off from hotel to train station at terminal 3. From the train station you can buy ticket to roam around Paris. In the train station, there is information boot staff who speaks English to guide you if you are lost. While riding the train or metro, be careful of lady with baby who pretended to beg for money but my aunt who lived in Paris for 20 years said the lady worked with a group of thief; you get the picture. I gave her 5 Euro and all the sudden 2 youngsters sit next to me but I had my pocket zipped. I told my aunt and she said I was lucky that they did not pick your pocket. She said I'm crazy, and didn't know about people in France.There is no restaurant nearby and the surrounding area is old.

The food at the buffet was very good, the room clean and wonderful hot shower! The only things missing were a hot water kettle in the room, and shuttle access to terminal 1, with luggage etc, being dropped off at terminal two or 3 and navigating the CVG shuttle to terminal 1 was difficult.

Stayed here 3 years ago and it was a convenient location for turning in a car at the airport, using the shuttle to get back to the hotel for the night and then using the shuttle the next morning. That part's still good, but the food selection has gone down here badly, while the pricing has gone upwards. You are a captive audience once you no longer have the car. When you check in the sell you a ticket for breakfast. At breakfast you see a basket with a sign in it that tells you to deposit your breakfast ticket. When you check out you are then required to pay for the breakfast you already paid for the night before and you have no proof you ever had a ticket because no one witnessed you ever having said ticket.