No Ac. Probably 85 degrees in here. I didn't know when I followed the signs that I got out of security and I'm going to have to go through a second time. Security was difficult for me. They checked everything and made me take off everything. I told them that I had an artificial hip and I think that fight the machine so now well I thought I have an hour. I actually only have five minutes because I have to walk back through security again. Don't do it read more

Stinky, musty smell as you enter. Unclear if guests are charged extra with Priority Pass. No hot food served, only cold food such as candy bars, nuts, olives, soft drinks, water, beer, wine, cold pasties. Coffee is from a machine. Plenty of seating. Can't take away anything to go without getting charged. There are accommodations here but not part of priority pass. Lounge is located on Hall L which is not Air France but you don't have to go through security to get there. Just take the shuttle to Hall L from Hall K after immigration control. Must have boarding pass originating from 2E to enter. Plenty of room to sit down. Only one bathroom per gender and it was dirty and smelly. read more

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This is a joke of a lounge. It is very difficult to find and you will have to go outside, after clearing security, so budget time to go through security again. There is no hot food, only snacks (chocolate bars). They have coffee and some drinks. Really not worth the time! read more

Freakish day from all terminals. Even terminal L, where it's located. Once you enter, you gotta walk ALL the way down to the clear end of it. If you're in any other terminal, you have to take the tram (short ride, but another long walk to get to). If you're on a layover, you have to get out of security, and re enter. Such a hassle. All this for a dingy lounge. Small and not all that well kept. At 8pm, a woman was vacuuming. Loud and cumbersome. There are only 2 bathrooms and one of them was out of order. You can't get in to shower rooms unless you go back to the front and ask them for a pass. Only packaged snacks. They sell instant cup noodles for 6 euros. (The kind you can buy from Costco, like 5$ for 12). Merlot wine was actually pretty good. That was all. It was a gruesome walk and going through security for sub par experience, not quite worth it. read more

In terms of lounge use, this one is pretty terrible in terms of food and drink. You walk what seems like miles and you are greeted with a "you can stay up to 3 hours and eat here no takeaway". So when you get inside, it's a vast space with limited seating and VERY limited food and drink. Never saw water. Not hotties or fountain. The only alcoholic drink I saw was a split of Chardonnay. Orangina, ginger beer, a Lipton tea... snacks were plain chips, small can of mixed nuts, candy bars. Nothing healthy or hot. One bathroom for men and one for women. Didn't see the showers. I'm with other reviewers in that it's too far to walk for too little. read more

Using Priority Pass for yotel lounge access here was very frustrating. The lounge is located outside the security checkpoint, which means passengers have to exit and go through security again just to use it. This setup makes Priority Pass lounge access impractical and defeats its purpose. read more

Not the best lounge we've been to. It was a bit difficult to find. The location seemed like an after thought bc it's out super far. They didn't have any hot food or hearty meals like most airport lounges so that was disappointing. Just snacks. Sweet and savory. Variety of sodas. And a coffee machine that could make lattes, cappuccinos, etc. We were there about 6am so I was in need of a coffee. They had only 1 operating all-gender restroom at the time so the line was long. The 2nd was out of order. They have showers but I did not check them out. The decor seemed like it was trying to go for a 70s look. But the ambiance felt like an abandoned low budget office space. Considering a small latte is about 6 euros in France w.no refills, I got 2 lattes at this lounge. read more

Yotel - Snacks and latte - Hotels Near Me - Le Mesnil-Amelot, 77

I stopped here when my flight was delayed at CDG, so I had time to check out the Yotel Lounge through Priority Pass. As others have mentioned, this is pre-security and it is kind of a long walk and not convenient. Upon arrival, I was told that non-alcoholic drinks were included, as well as 2 beers or 1 wine each (it was 8am, so I didn't indulge in this), and then 6 snacks. You had to order snacks from the check in desk. Basically, there were options for candy, nuts, and chips and they were brought out from the back when ordered. I chose candy to bring home for my husband and son. There was not any actual substantial food. If you have time to spare, this isn't a bad spot to grab a beverage and some snacks, but it isn't worth going out of your way. read more

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So this lounge is a hotel and a priority lounge all in one. Although there is no hot food served here they do have tons of snacks and cold drinks! EU snacks !! Candies cookies gummies There is also air condition here and Wi-Fi The only problem is if your coming from terminal 2F you have to to go 2E and go thru the process again when you board your flight in 2F terminal. And to find the lounge in 2E it's like tucked away in a corner. The service was good and decent I had no issues checking inn and relaxing under the AC while I'm waiting for my flight . Truth be told even if there wasn't any food or snacks provided I'm just happy I get the personal square footage to breathe and relax . read more

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I have to take advantage of my priority pass every chance I get to make up for lost time during the pandemic. We had an hour layover in CDG going to our destination and a 20 hour layover back. Both times, we hit up Yotel for a quick minute. The reception is very quick to set expectations: no food, just snacks. Everything is free, you just let help yourself even if there's a price on it. There is a limit to 2 beers, and you get 5 snack items per person (you do need to order them all at once). The first girl on our first trip to help us was so sweet, she wanted to make sure we maxed out our allotment and kept asking what else we wanted. I wanted everything I can't get back in the US! The second time, I made it easy and got 10 Lion bars to go. I asked if I could take my snacks to go first and they replied "of course, Madam!" Wifi, showers and a restroom also available. Yotel is located in the 2E terminal at Gate L all the way at the end, so allow extra time to get to your gate as well as going through security again. read more

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The lounge is very disappointing compared to the other ones offered access by Priority Pass. There is no healthy food, just a bunch of crackers and soda. Its area is very small, not enough space to be both comfortable and accommodating. The TVs were not on and the place was just poorly managed. On top of that, it was a trek to get here! Down a long hall way, where no signs pointed after taking the elevator to the 2nd floor. No, it's not worth coming back unless updated extensively! read more

Yotel - Hotels Near Me - Le Mesnil-Amelot, 77

I was looking for a lounge during my layover in Paris and this was the only one. I thought it was more like taking a nap and resting for new hours and showering however I guess that has changed. It's an okay lounge with plenty of snacks. It would have been nice to have some food not just snacks but that wasn't the case. It's an okay lounge and I would go again read more

Probably the worst lounge I've ever been to. I don't even know if you can call it a lounge. It's located in Terminal 2E Gate L, so if you are at Gate K or M, you will need to take a shuttle. But honestly, it's not even worth taking a shuttle to. The only drinks they have are water, coffee, and tea. The only food they have are canned olives, potato chips, and granola bars. SERIOUSLY? It's not even worth the effort to trek there. You're better off just waiting at your gate. read more

Yotel - Here is all of the food - Hotels Near Me - Le Mesnil-Amelot, 77

Horrible experience. Not worth the walk. Restrooms were closed due to backup and smelled the side by them up.

The whole place is dirty-upholstery and bathrooms are gross. Limited snacks, no bar. Wi-fi only works in the open area as you walk in, not in the seating area by the windows. read more

One of the worst lounges I've been at. Far and there's no food. Crowded and disgusting bathroom. read more

Yotel - Hotels Near Me - Le Mesnil-Amelot, 77

Cons: - "Lounge" doesn't have food or water, just coffee-- not actually a lounge but more like a sitting area. - Only European outlets, which is fine I guess but in an international airport/terminal I might expect a few American chargers or converters. - We booked a reservation online and it charged our credit card (pending charge) but didn't send a confirmation email like it said it would. We got to the front desk and they told us it was full and they didn't have record of our reservation. They told us to contact customer service, but then told us there was no customer service number, only an email, so there was no way for us to get this issue resolved. - We went to reception, like an employee told us, to get water and they had none. We asked for sparkling water off the menu and they had none, only soft drinks. Pros: - None. read more

For the ease of convenience this worked. Late night arrival with a morning connection and wanted to be more comfortable than sitting in a airport chair for 10 hours. Unfortunately, with late arrival there were no beverages or food available. As a matter of fact, the airport was rather desolate. We did manage to find a vending machine with some chips and water/soda. The TV's in the room are only available for viewing in French. The bathrooms do have shampoo and body wash. It was quite nice to have a warm shower between long days of travel plans. The room itself is a bit warn but honestly, it was fine for what we paid. read more

My wife has had priority pass for a couple of years now and we have used the lounges at various airports around the world. As many have indicated, this place does fall a little short when compared to other international airports. The overall lounge is quite small and rather packed on a busy day. I didnt get to check out the showers or the sleeping rooms as they seemed to be all full. I did however need to use the restroom but there was only one and a rather long line. I instead had to go use the restrooms outside in the terminal area. Wifi at this location was also an issue, it was hard to get a strong signal. Although there were snacks and drinks available, there was no hot or fresh food, just chips, cookies, candy and nuts available. No limit, you could basically help yourself but there is a sign that states that all food to remain in the lounge that nobody really abides by. I think i only stayed for about 30 mins before i decided to leave and just head back to my gate. read more

I didn't have huge expectations for this hotel but overall would rate it a 2 star. I stayed here during a 10 hour layover. It's convenient in that it is airside for international flights coming into CDG. It is a very hard hotel to find, however. Check out my tip for directions. I wandered for 20 min then finally called them. No way would I have found it on my own. The rooms are small but that was expected. There are apparently some without showers but mine had a shower inside. My 2 main complaints about the room were 1) the temperature (it was very hot, no AC) despite it being comfortable in the lounge areas and hallways and 2) the bed looked like it should have been burned 5 years ago. Peeling vinyl and the sheets did not look appealing. Fingers crossed I don't get bed bugs or something worse! The verdict: Would I stay here again? Probably not. I'd take the hassle of leaving the airport for a better room. read more

Beware: if you plan to go here after checking in for your flight, think again. Despite accessing on the second floor, after security check-in, this lounge requires you to technically leave the airport and re-do security check-in to get to your gate. Priority, pass members get a $10 voucher, and each snack is conveniently priced at two dollars, so you essentially get to choose five items. However, none of this is user-friendly, and you were required to tell the hostess at the check-in which items you want before actually taking them. They also have sodas and beer , which you are told to just take, but they all have prices allotted to them as well. The lounge is small, fairly dirty, and nearly always fully occupied. After checking in for our flight, and eventually finding this dumpy lounge, we did a quick lap and left before re-checking in through security, and sitting in the nicer seating areas outside the actual gates for our plane. tl:dr this dumpy lounge isn't worth the walk, or extra security check in. Skip it and forget about the €10 voucher. read more

Weak. Only thing that makes this "lounge" acceptable is the fact that they offer showers and free WiFi. Otherwise, you are given €10 voucher (see pic) which you can use for drinks or snacks. Snack options are very limited- you get to pick from chips, chocolate, pretzels and other junk food. Don't be like me and go to the "continental breakfast" bar and have your food taken away because you didn't read that you either have to pick the breakfast or snacks/drinks as their continental breakfast counts towards the entire €10 voucher. Most importantly this lounge is prior to security so give yourself ample time to clear security. read more

Yotel - Hotels Near Me - Le Mesnil-Amelot, 77

No hot food, mainly just cold drinks and snacks. Decent but not worth it for a 1 or 2 hour layover.

One of the worst airport lounges I have been to. There is no hot food or alcoholic beverages. They limit the snacks and beverages you can order. The lounge is a 30+ minute walk to the airport gates and requires a shuttle to get there. You will have to go through security again to get back to your gate. This lounge is not particularly clean- there were swarms of fruit flies and the bathroom did not have paper towels to dry your hands. Is it worth it? If you have a very long layover it might be but I would not recommend it if you're short on time and want some good food. read more

BAD, BAD, BAD! Literally never do reviews on yelp but I have to discuss how horrendous this place is. Creepy, eerie, feels dirty, no windows, tiny. Absolutely NOT worth over 200 euros. That is literally DAYLIGHT ROBBERY for this place. The location is wildly inconvenient. If you have to check a bag it's a total issue because you have to go through security to get into the hotel. The inconvenience almost had me in tears. The people who work there are nice, that's the only good thing about it. Better off SLEEPING ON THE AIRPORT FLOOR! read more

I knew I had a 12 hour layover in CDG but was landing at 10pm so I couldn't go see the Eiffel Tower. This isn't the best hotel but for a transit hotel which only allows you to stay one day with check-out at 7am this was great. I could take a shower, the water pressure was good. I had a good 8 hour sleep. Only options for food though were vending machines and if your credit card were not the new tap like Apple Pay then you couldn't get snacks. So hopefully your not hungry. They have coffee and pastries in the morning but just went to the lounge for better food choices. They offer free WiFi as well. You can only stay here if your flying out of Terminal E, so that is the Sky Team fleet. Me and my boyfriend were comfortable. One complaint the air conditioner was very weak. Good thing I had a portable fan! If you want a good nights rest it's a decent place to stay! The small room was sufficient with basic amenities. It was very quiet even if rooms were next to each other. read more

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Live and learn. We had a 6 hour layover at CDG Paris, and thought we could relax, clean up, and save time staying at the Yotel in Terminal 2E at CDG. The room was smaller than a closet, and they provided one towel for the two of us in a Premium Queen room. The room was not clean, and the noise of rolling carts sounded like the ghosts in The Christmas Carol. It was impossible to sleep or to shower because of the one hand towel. If we would have stayed at the Sheraton or Hilton, it would cost $25.00 more with a real room, and it would take 30 minutes longer. How much would a shower and a few hours sleep be worth? Oh, I forgot. The toilet flooded the bathroom which made everything even more lovely. This Yotel is an embarrassment, and the airport should condemn the structure and start over. I do believe prisons in Denmark are much nicer, and they're free. You just have to be convicted of a crime in that country. Not a bad deal compared to the Yotel. read more

Fairly useless lounge. Zero snacks available. Only soft drinks were available. Coffee machine was off. Disappointing. Also... who had the great idea to put a rug in the airport (makes rolling luggage a chore)? read more

We had a good experience. Nice clean, dark, quiet room, able to take hot shower and get a few solid hours sleep before next flight. Would have loved to have better light seals at door and more signage alerting other guests that MAYBE people are sleeping there in middle of day so keep voices down in hallways. I did not use the vending machines for food, and agree with other reviewers that public lounge just outside is a bit nicer for lounging. This place is good for sleeping and showering and a bit of quiet. It was kind of cool to look outside door and see a plane parked right outside. Would stay again without any qualms. No frills but sleep is good. read more

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If you have a connection in 2E of CDG and looking for a priority pass accepting lounge this is your only option really. Is it worth the train ride from the K or M gates area you may be in, and the long walk? meh. Theres no booze, no hot food. Basically vending machine snacks out of an interesting looking automat thing. They will hook you up with up to 4 snacks and a beverage. The wifi worked well enough and the chairs were comfy. If you have time to kill its not awful but this definitely doesn't have the amenities of other lounges if you are not renting out a sleeping room read more

UPDATE: they did respond after finding my email in their junk folder. Unfortunately they don't reply to email questions!!!! They say you must have a "Pass Sanitare" but the link does not say anything about how to get one for transit lodging in the airport. Sent two emails to them with no response. I stayed there in November of 2021 and the room was okay. Dated and a little in need of repairs, but adequate. Unfortunately they don't respond at all. read more

For starters, it's a bit confusing to find. We walked around in circles for at least 15mins and no one could give us concrete directions to get here. Upon arrival we noticed the very small lounge area which was full. We have priority pass so we got a 10€ credit for vending machine options including chips, water, juice, etc. It was a bit disappointing. Truly wasn't worth the trouble. We didn't use showers so I'm not sure about how they are. I would say unless your gate is near it's not worth it. read more

Yotel - Hotels Near Me - Le Mesnil-Amelot, 77

I don't really understand the complaints about this service. It is a short spot to sleep for a few hours before your connecting flight and does a good job of that. We had a flight from Seattle to Madrid with a stopover in Paris. So, instead of dragging our kids to a rushed connection, we did a later connection and our kids got a nice 6 hour sleep in a very comfortable room in the family pod. The only issue we had was it was not as quiet as we thought but expected in a very transit place. We spent 100 Euros for 6 hours of rest with our kids, I thought it was well worth it. Yes, food options were terrible but there is two great food options right outside the yotel entrance. Also, easy to find. If you are coming from the US, you will likely be in terminal 2 and the yotel had great signage to find it. With kids very helpful. With a long layover, helpful. If you have just a 4 hour layover or less, probably not worth it. Happy traveling! read more

In transit at CDG I have tried this lounge. The worst I've tried so far. Small,poor choice of food and a disgusting smell ! I cannot rated the hotel part because I haven't used it. The shower was good. I think this was my first and last time here read more

This is probably one of the more disappointing airport lounges that I've been to. The big selling point for Yotel is the ability to shower there. There are about 4-5 shower rooms in the lounge and you can access them by asking the front desk for a access key card. The shower rooms are relatively clean and there are two fresh towels available for use. Other than that, the food there is not great. You get a 10 euro voucher to use on food and drinks but each drink/food is 2-3 euro each. Overall, I'm not impressed with this lounge and if it weren't for the showers, I probably would skip his one. read more

One of the worst lounges I have been to. Unfortunately, if you depart from terminal 2E, there is no other option. There is no hot food, just snacks, such as chips and cookies. They do have drinks, however, it is located before the security check-in; therefore you cannot bring the drink into the flight. This also means that you must allow more time to get to your flight since you need to go through security. I do no know why you would locate a lounge before security. read more

This is a poor lounge. Not really a lounge. Small, dingy with access to very limited offerings like Evian, which admittedly is good to have when flying. Snacks are chips and junk food. More of a place to get free soft drinks up to €10. WiFi seems decent. read more

This is a place that you can catch up on your rest between your flights and a good shower. Vincent is a personable, caring & authentic human being, who have put himself in our shoes when we were found ourselves in a terrible position with Air France. He went above and beyond and took care of our every concern while there. I wish him nothing but the best in everything that he does. He is practically what elevates the experience in Yotel. Thank you, so very much! read more

This hotel is for short stays between flights. We had three hours to rest before the next leg of our journey. When we arrived, there seemed to be some mix-up with the rooms. We were made to wait 15 minutes in the lounge. Finally, we were given a key card with a room number on it. We entered the room to find another family about to get into bed -- they were obviously shocked to have the door of their locked room fly open. We alerted the receptionist, who returned with us to the room and told the other family that they had to vacate it to go to another room. She made it sound as if the mistake was theirs, but their key card had unlocked that door and they had the same room number written on it as we had on ours -- so two groups of guests with the same key to the same room. To top it off, they had apparently already been made to move once before we arrived. The receptionist did not offer to have the beds remade and simply told us we could now have the room. When I complained that this was unacceptable, especially given the short stay (3 hours) had already been reduced by 30 minutes at this point. She told us it was not her problem and returned to her post at reception. All in all probably the worst customer experience I've ever had in a hotel. read more

As a Priority Pass member, I have access to The Yotel lounge included in my membership. The Yotel is really an airport hotel that happens to have a very small lounge area. There is not a lot of space to relax. The food available is just a few vending machine snacks (chips, soda and coffee) of which you have to ask an already busy attendent to provide. I ended up just booking (and paying for) a room for a few hours. The day room was great although pricey and I slept like a baby. I will also say that the internet is fast and efficient. However, as a lounge, I find it seriously lacking and I wouldn't recommend it for anyone looking to use only the lounge. read more