Pantin Hotels

Room was good No bar/ facilities Sat evening

Efficient, well-organised, reasonably smart and clean. A good hotel but not a complete luxury one. Access to car park was not clearly signalled and caused confusion to us and other guests.

clean functional and close to my friends home in Paris expensive

Room comfortable, good location Unhelpful staff, bar and restaurant shut. On a Saturday.

Good room, very comfortable

The hotel had easy access to the Metro Hoche station. Staff was pleasant. Room was clean and location was sufficiently quiet. Tight space in room but to be expected in European rooms.

Facilities are quite good especially tea making services and the carpark. If the room can be a bit bigger, it would be much better. There should be signs to direct drivers to find the hotel.

responsive staff There was blocked money on my credit card for all days of accomodation without any notice.

basic but clean accommodation in a very convenient location for an excellent price good for the price

Ease of access from main roads without having to fight into central Paris - Metro outside the hotel meant we could get straight into the centre of Paris within 20 minutes from walking out the hotel door. Rooms a bit dated and showing signs of age

Lifts out of order and room on 4th floor?

Rooms are quit small. Don't let reception order taxi for you. From Hotel to port Marlote (bus station to Buivas aerport) approximately 10 min. drive they charged us 75 euro !.

nice breakfast buffet - no noice from crowdy street - close to metrostation which facilitates trip to enter Paris city louzy environment - no restaurants in near surrounding

We found the room small but designed extremely well to accommodate a business person or couple staying overnight. Cusheon on sofa bed had a torn zipper and was very unsightly. Would be nice to have a little more room at end of beds between desk since banged our knees often.

It was good location close to the Metro, Good price for a Paris hotel, Great parking in the cellar, lots of shops and restaurants in the area. The bed wasnt a real bed it was a convertible sofa that wasnt so comfortable. You couldnt controll the temperature in your room you had to ask the front desk.

The room is good size. I have the room with sofa bed. the bed is quite small for one person....

Original price was honoured by booking com. Good accommodation for the price.

Both dinner and breakfast, particularly the latter, were good. Personally, as a Cordon Bleu and now living in France, I would have preferred something more specialised, not just Steak and Chips however good it was - and it was. I am not sure if it was the hotel to blame or only the driver of the shuttle but I ended up at the wrong terminal and had to walk for 40 mins to get to the right one. May I suggest that certainly the Millenium, maybe all the hotels at Roissy, should keep a list of which airlines fly from which terminals. I was travelling by Air Transat and should have been taken to Terminal 3 not 2a.

Shabby room. Waited over an hour to check in. Never received the wake up call I requested. Almost missed my flight.

Old and dingy. I thought from the reviews and pictures it was new, but the place was pretty rough.

The bartender that night was great. The lady at the front desk when I first checked in was very nice and helpful. The shower was nice. It's close to CDG. I had requested a late checkout when I booked the hotel, and they told me that was possible, but when I checked in, they had no record of my request. I ended up having to pay 25€ to upgrade, which would also get me free breakfast in the morning, and the lady at the front desk was very nice and helpful. The next day, I got a call at 12:30 telling me that checkout was at 12:00 and that it was 10€ per hour to stay later. I told them I'd already paid for the upgrade last night. They looked around and found it and apologized for the confusion. Then as I checked out, they told me I had to pay 26€ for breakfast. I had to go through the whole thing all over again and show them my receipt before they sorted it out. Rooms were run down. Heat was on one temperature only, and adjusting the thermostat didn't help. I had to open the windows it was so hot. Food was mediocre and over priced. The menus they gave us were old, so the food was actually 5€ more than it even showed on the menu, and it wasn't good. (And they didn't tell us about the price difference until they brought the bill.) This hotel is in no way a 4 star hotel. There are tons of hotels in that area close to CDG. Stay at one of those.

nothing The price wat to high and we slept with all the painters in the hallway we had to jump over the paint cans and it smelled. We could not move in the room the beds were to close to each other and that all for $250 / a night.