Hotels with Bars in Val-d'Oise

I have to say, this was truly the best choice for my first night landing in France in the early hours. After exiting the airport and taking the shuttle train, I just walked to the left for about 3 minutes and found it. The front desk staff was very nice; we were checked in by a handsome young man who was both warm and humorous. As it was my first time in France, he really made a great impression. I forgot to take pictures of the room, but it was definitely bigger and more comfortable than I expected. Most importantly, the breakfast was exceptionally good – a delicious buffet. With that breakfast included, the room rate felt like incredible value for money. If I ever fly into Charles de Gaulle late again, I'll definitely stay here.

The location is very close to T1 and T3, and you can take a free monorail to get there. There's a welcome drink offered in the lobby, which can be juice or beer. The room is spacious and clean, and you need a key card to use the elevator. They don't provide water, a kettle, or toiletries.

An excellent experience. Because of comments mentioning a supposed €200 deposit (refunded only after a month), I almost skipped this hotel and booked another place instead. In the end, I’m very glad I chose to stay here. There was no deposit required at all—the paid reservation was sufficient. I received a nice, spacious room with full apartment-style facilities. The design is pleasant, and unlike some slightly cheaper options, the staff treated me with kindness, professionalism, and respect. Highly recommended

Overall Experience: This hotel is a practical and strategic choice if you are driving from nearby countries (like Belgium) or planning a trip to Disneyland Paris. It offers a good balance of accessibility and comfort for a family of four. Location & Transportation 📍🚌 Public Transport: Extremely convenient! There is a Bus Stop (No. 43) right in front of the hotel. You can take it to the nearby station and catch a train into Paris city center, which takes about 40-50 minutes. Driving to Disneyland: A major plus for families! It only took us about 40 minutes to drive to Disneyland Paris from the hotel. Parking: For those driving in (we drove from Brussels), there is on-site parking available for approximately €16-€18 per day. Room & Amenities 🛌 Family Room: We stayed in a room for four, which included a sofa bed as extra sleeping space. The room was functional and fit our family well. Amenities: Typical for European standards, the hotel provides the basics: soap and shampoo. If you need extra items like toothbrushes or slippers, make sure to bring your own! Dining & Service 🥐☕ Breakfast: We opted for the breakfast included. It was a standard spread—neither too fancy nor disappointing, just a solid ”okay” to start the day. Service: The staff provided great service following European standards. They were friendly, smiling, and very helpful with all our questions. Who is this hotel for? ✅ Ideal for travelers who have a car and want to avoid the high prices and traffic of central Paris, or families planning a ”split trip” between the city sights and Disneyland. #ParisHotel #EuropeRoadTrip #DisneylandParis #FamilyTravel #TravelReview #France

The Mercure Paris CDG Airport & Convention is perfect for layovers, red-eye flights, or catching an early morning departure. If you're staying at the Roissypôle location, you can take the CDGVAL to the PR station and then walk. Some rooms offer views of planes taking off and landing. The rooms are generally quiet, and the bedding is comfortable. A standard room comfortably accommodates a 28-inch suitcase, and the soundproof windows do a good job of filtering out engine noise. Breakfast includes croissants, cold cuts, and hot dishes. Some locations start serving as early as 5:30/6 AM, which is great for early flights. The downsides are that some buildings are a bit older, the air conditioning isn't always great, and you might occasionally find hair in the bathroom. The Mercure Paris Roissy CDG, located in Roissy village, relies on a paid shuttle service. You'll need to confirm the pick-up point and times with the front desk in advance, as trying to find your own transportation can easily lead to getting lost. There are essentially no shopping areas nearby, so it's best for a hassle-free overnight stay. If you plan to explore Paris, I wouldn't recommend staying here. However, if the price is right and you just need one night's sleep, it's a very worthwhile option.

The hotel itself is fine, but for an airport hotel, you'd expect it to be convenient and within walking distance. However, it's quite far from T2, so you still need to take a taxi, which is a bit inconvenient. But I guess it's still the closest option.

The room was spacious enough. Although a bit dated, it was perfectly fine for a layover before my next flight. It had air conditioning, which worked very well. About a 10-minute walk away, there's a small Carrefour supermarket, a Sushi Bowl, and a pizza place where you can grab some food. There's also a restaurant on the ground floor of the hotel. Now, let's talk about the shuttle bus. The meeting point given on their official website is near the Sheraton hotel, on the second floor of Terminal 2, above the train station. You'll see a sign for the hotel shuttle near an elevator. From there, you'll need to carry your luggage upstairs to the outdoor area to wait for the bus. Also, the hotel might not use a vehicle with its own logo; they might use a bus from another hotel and then call out the name of their hotel. So, please pay close attention or listen carefully, and don't just stubbornly look for a bus with their logo. Don't ask me how I know this; it was a painful learning experience! 😭

The hotel is in the suburbs, close to the highway intersection. It is very convenient if you don't drive. There are many free parking lots. But there is no supporting facilities nearby, only a bus stop, and it is far from the subway station. The breakfast is OK, the room is small, there is no electric kettle, but you can get hot water in the lobby on the first floor.

Eklo hotel for the price I rate it Good . The location is not for tourist please , if you’re looking to going to Paris and enjoying the Eiffel Tower among other activities in Paris do not book the Eklo in Cdg . You can book their hotel in Paris , we spent close to 200£ on transportation from Eklo Cdg to Paris and airport to hotel to and fro. Most uber rate start from 29£ to 35£ per trip and it when it’s late the price even go higher , cause we spent a few days we couldn’t be bothered trying to figure out the RER or metro there . There’s lots of traffic also when going from Cdg to Paris it takes upto an hour but coming back at night the road is usually free . The breakfast is good continental serve yourself I enjoyed it a lot . The room has no mirror but there mirror in the toilet . The room window can only be either opened in full or closed no half way or in between blinds opening or in summer the heat might be too much as ofcourse no AC or refrigerator in room . Eklo Cdg is good for people who are there on a work trip , while it’s close to airport it will stress you as a tourist .

We may have found our go-to hotel for future visits. Conveniently located just a short trip to and from CDG Airport, it offers both accessibility and comfort. The breakfast selection was impressive, with a variety of options including halal choices. The rooms are spacious and thoughtfully designed, with a separate toilet and bath area that includes both a shower and a bathtub. The bed was exceptionally comfortable, making our stay even more enjoyable. Overall, a highly satisfying experience—we would gladly return and recommend this hotel to others.