This is not a fancy place, but very comfortable and accommodating for a business traveler - the…read morerooms are small but efficient (though the lighting is a bit harsh); the restaurant is full service, and quite delicious - I had a surprisingly scrumptious meal, starting off with an aperitif of champagne, shared a yummy charcuterie platter, followed by oysters (I will never pass up oysters), all enjoyed with wine. And the "garçon" was an absolute scream: he could crack a joke on French and English, with a peppering of Arabic, for emphasis. For breakfast there are options of a full service meal in the restaurant, or a quick croissant coffee and yogurt at the bar. I chose the latter. Though the service wasn't as efficient as the restaurant, it all worked out. Rested and fueled for a day of meetings. Highly recommend for business overnight accommodations.

MINISTER OF HEALTH come here now!!!…read more The absolute worse Novotel Hotel!!! When you replace wet, used, on-the-floor towels that were used to bathe in the morning and wipe off wet floors back on the shower rack then the Minister of Health should shut down such a Hotel. We asked for extra bath towels and were told bluntly that they did not have any. We explained that we cannot use damp and dirty towels to dry off after an evening shower that was badly needed especially after a long and tiring day in Paris. The Afro-French receptionist at the Front Desk said he knew of this practice to replace towels on the floor back on the shower rack and moreover stated he did not care about my concern. We asked to speak to the Manger on Duty but was told there is no managing entity to oversee any issues so late in the night. We had to raise our voice before the rude and outright inconsiderate Afro-French receptionist decided to walk down to the end of the hall and fetch us our clean, dry, off-the-shelf bath towels. When a hotel thinks it can skimp out on properly providing a safe and clean environment for its patrons it is time to write a letter to the Minister of Health in France. Very disappointed with this Hotels blatant disregard for hygiene and health. Stay Away...there is another Novotel in Saclay.

From the owner: Relais et Chartreux Situé à 15 minutes de la porte d'Orléans. Dans cet endroit tout est …read more.. plaisir, pour les yeux dans son chaleureux hall d'entrée, en bois acajou, avec ses accueillantes salles de réception et ses confortables chambres. Tout est... bien-être pour le corps, avec sa salle de fitness et son sauna. Avec l'arrivée des beaux jours, n'hésitez à vous aérer en pratiquant des activités extérieures comme le golf ou le tennis. Et, comble du bonheur, une piscine vous rafraîchira, pour le plaisir !

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.