CDG-Paris

jen_br

Hi hope everyone is well..

I am flying to CDG airport in France June 28-30th for work. I have been to paris before so im not really there to sightsee

I am thinking of staying near the airport but am looking for hotels. Anyone stayed near there?

Or can someone recommend a place thats easy to get to and from the airport.

joerugby

The public bus from the airport to Paris stops at Porte Maillot, outside the Meridien and opposite the Concorde Lafayette. Both these hotels are good quality.

jen_br

Thanks appreciate it.

jen_br

Yeah Concord is showing as 350.00 euros per night don't think I could justify that!

Anyone else?

PhilipP_2

I once stayed at the Pullman. It is very close from CDG. http://www.accorhotels.com/gb/hotel-0577-pullman-paris-charles-de-gaulle-airport/index.shtml

CountryGoose

jen_br wrote: »

Hi hope everyone is well..

I am flying to CDG airport in France June 28-30th for work. I have been to paris before so im not really there to sightsee

I am thinking of staying near the airport but am looking for hotels. Anyone stayed near there?

Or can someone recommend a place thats easy to get to and from the airport.

Are you working at/near the airport? If so, the Marriot Courtyard is a short shuttle ride away and is a nice mid-range hotel.

If you're working in Paris, you don't want to be staying at CDG.

jen_br

Nope all my work is CDG its in the airport.. then i have time to relax before flight home.

CountryGoose

jen_br wrote: »

Nope all my work is CDG its in the airport.. then i have time to relax before flight home.

The Marriott Courtyard is a nice property, a short shuttle ride away.

The CDG Ibis is functional and maybe cheaper - also a little closer.

The Sheraton is right on the airport complex and you can walk to most of the 2 terminals - never stayed there, will be pricey.

Off the wall - go stay at a Disney hotel and use the TGV to commute in.

KarenG

There's a village full of hotels, right next to CDG, accessible via free shuttle. There is every chain you can think of from Formula 1 (cheap as chips) up to the Millennium. It's called Roissy Village, and there are a number of restaurants, convenience stores, and it's very nice to wander round it.

I stayed there last night at the Mercure.

jen_br

Thanks Karen, did you enjoy it what price did you get for the Mercure....

KarenG

jen_br wrote: »

Thanks Karen, did you enjoy it what price did you get for the Mercure....

Hi jen

It was about 100 euros, not including breakfast. There were cheaper options I think, eg Best Western, Formula 1 etc....