Ibis offers two hotels in the heart of Orly airport that you should consider if you are traveling…read moreearly and especially from terminal 4 , which so happens to be our terminal to fly back to California with French Bee. We went for the the red Ibis , slightly less basic. Paid 220€ including buffet breakfast for three of us and a basic but well thought through family room that had two twin beds and a double. The lay out meant that we did not feel on top of one another as it is often the case in family rooms. The bathroom is shockingly sparse when you first walk in , but again as we used it we all realised that it worked perfectly giving us more space. Large shower no bath made sense. When we arrived in the evening we went for dinner at the hotel's restaurant , chez Jolaine that has this pagoda vibe for the furnishings ; again they have managed to make a big place feel cosy for all. The buffet dinning filled me with dread but again I was proven wrong with flavor some dishes. It was kept filled, clean and tidy. 29€ for starter , mains and dessert or 22€ for two courses. This is an as much as you want buffet but it was reassuring to see folks being reasonable in portions to avoid waste. The reasonable size plates have a lot to do with this. The dessert buffet alone will keep going back for more. Super busy but run like clockwork by an armada of hard working and pleasant staff. We pre booked our breakfast , again a buffet style that runs from 4 am to 10 am.

Beware they are only after $$$$ I would definitely not recommend!!…read more I was flying into Paris overnight for an early connection flight home the next day. This was June 06 to check into Ibis Orly airport hotel June 07. I booked via the popular booking.com app. As I entered my dates for my booking, the system had a glitch OR I didn't realize my date was not available. Unfortunately The reservation date was made for the following month.. July 07...along with the 88€/130CAD Human error or system glitch a side, I immediately called booking.com to rectify the situation.. They told me even though the booking says no cancellation refund, due to the fact they had a full month to rent out the room and I needed a room for the following day, they shouldn't have any issues, they just needed confirmation from the hotel to switch dates and confirm a new booking for me. I kept in touch with booking.com several times to see what the status of the new booking was but all they could tell me was Ibis would not return their calls nor answer there emails...Was it a language barrier I hoped.. At this point we are next day, I had still had no place to stay and my flight to orly was boarding so I reserved a room directly at another hotel 230€ later due to last minute. With hopes I would hear back from either of them once I landed. Maybe a chance of a refund would be possible or a credit for a future stay would be a possibility? I was open to anything suggestions. Touch down at Orly, no news from either booking not Ibis... At this points its 12:30 am on the said night I was supposed to check into Ibis, Im exhausted and I still have a 7h connecting flight home in a few hours. I called booking back once I was back home the a few days later. Booking.com said it maybe due to language issues French vs English so they proposed I deal directly with the hotel and so I did just that. Obviously I was handed off by the booking so they no longer had to take part in this situation. Longggg story short...Ibis Orly categorically refused to either credit, refund or even suggest a solution even though they had another 3 weeks to rebook the room... So we are now July 8th, Ibis never credited and booking.com didn't offer any suggestions or refunds to help ease the bad experience I have had with both venues.. In hopes this story helps other never get screwed over like I was! I will never set foot in any Ibis ever again and unfortunately even though our family used Booking.com like it was our personal shopper, they will never make another dime off of us.

I was waiting for lost luggage to show up at Orly and thought to make the best of it by taking one…read moreof the free airport shuttles to a nearby hotel. I made a great choice in this Novotel. The internet was free and fast, and the staff were even kind enough to make a coffee for me even though the restaurant was closed. My status as a guest (which I wasn't) was never brought up and I worked there for 5-6 hours before heading back to the airport to see if my luggage was there (it wasn't). Novotel made what could have been a very poor day productivity wise an excellent one, actually.

Mercure Hotel in Rungis is located very close to the Orly Airport and there is a FREE bus shuttle…read moretransportation to this hotel (if you can figure out which bus to take). Thankfully, Mercure hotel is also one of the first hotel stops that the FREE airport bus will drive to because the last 2 hotel stops could not add any more people and they ended up needing to find another method to get to the airport. The Mercure Hotel was surprisingly, pleasantly quiet. The air conditioner couldn't get the room any cooler, so we just slept without blankets. Just don't ask for extras, like an extra pillow because they won't give it to you. There is also a cheap bus stop (located on the same side as the Mercure Hotel) located immediately in front of the Mercure Hotel that will take you towards Paris. But you need to take the Metro to get the rest of the way to Paris. Mercure Hotel Restaurant made a solid burger and pizza. The burgers and fries were cooked perfectly. Although the cheese on the pizza was quite thick, my daughter thought it was a perfect amount. We didn't pay extra for their breakfast. There's also a McDonald's located next door. Don't forget to make a stop at the Les Saveurs de Rungis bakery which is located around 1 mile from the Mercure Hotel. Sadly, this bakery is not on Trip Advisor/Yelp but was more delicious than the 3 bakeries recommended to me by my Parisian friend. Get the Merveilleux Aux Chocolate! I regret not trying the sandwiches here.

It looks so good on their webaore and is yet so poor. The rooms are super basic and definitely not…read moreworth the higher price than the Novotel or ibis. The restaurant really needs a zero star. Wide open seating that you're not allowed to sit, i was told I had to sit on the dirty table right on the walkway. I opted for the only other choice at the bar. Ordered the burger and asked for no mayo only to be told it wasn't really mayo it was just similar. It was real battle to find out if it was mandatory and eventually the server agreed to reluctantly remove it. I ordered some water and right on front me their busboy dropped off a carafe from another table, they poured it out and then refilled it. Same for the glasses. Just insane. I ordered a glass of wine. The burger came complete with the may of course, managed to dump the bun and thankfully it was a light coating that seemed happily attached to the soggy bun. So I had steak Hache instead and relived memories of summer holidays in France as a kid. I was almost done and asked for another glass of wine to polish off the burger, the server told me I should wait and finish my glass and then she would give me another. I paid the bill and left....

The hotel is in the middle of a deserted office park. It's like we left Paris and moved to a very…read morevery sad place. No residential or food establishments close by that we can see. We chose this place so we could be close to the airport in the morning and because there was the free shuttle. But it's not worth ruining your last night in Paris. Set your alarm or stay up all night but don't stay here...

Nice Hilton. I had a spacious corner bedroom. This Hilton is near the Orly Airport, in Orly the…read moresuburbs of Paris, so it's quiet - just what you need if you're suffering from jetlag. Room service was well-priced, if you need it. Kind staff and pretty good food at decent prices. But, especially if you're American and not used to rich food, this Hilton has the "French touch" and uses lots of butter. This is the French way. I had gotten a burger, and it was very good, but also much richer than an American burger, so I could only eat half of it, which is unusual for me. I'd stay here again if I'm in the Paris vicinity.

This hotel is big and trendy, clean throughout, the rooms are small very clean they have a good…read moreview of part of the city. They have a cafe downstairs a lounge with couches all around. They are also family friendly , they have video games for children to play . Did I tell you it's very affordable....$100 a night....not bad...

I stayed here when I got stuck in Paris due to the Spain ATC strike. The bedding was nice, the…read moreroom was practical, and it worked for what I needed. They had a tartare option, and they repeated about 10 times...you know it's raw, yes? It could be cooked... I said, that tartare is fine, and that's what I meant, and it was reasonably tasty, but man... they didn't think an American would ever order this... They have a shuttle service, but it was slow, and something in that bus was squeaking like a mouse fighting for it's life with a rocking chair. The con of this above and beyond the sound was that the cabs would NOT drive me to the hotel when it was -3C because there was a cab option. Thus, not 4 stars like it could have been, but 3.