B&B in Île-de-France

"The AC was not working, we were told that they have an AI system that determines when to turn the AC on. We literally slept while opening the windows."

"Nice place with great breakfast. One of the only places i have seen with a free curtosey shuttle. Furniture in the room was comfortable but worn and needs updating. "

"Ceiling panel ajar. French door once opened would not shut without chair prop. Minibar door collapsed. Closet door wouldn’t stay closed. Booked 6 nights $3K USD. Spent 1 night only at financial catastrophe."

"Great modern hotel at the airport, stress free getting in and out "

"AC was excellent "

"The room is clean and the location is great. Very convenient."

"Amazing "

"All in all good value for money. Room refreshed every day, breakfast fresh assorted and abundant making an excellent start to the day. The garden area was delightful with nooks and crannies for those looking for peace and quiet."

"Lovely vibrant hotel. My husband and I stayed here with our son (wheelchair user) for 1 night. The location is really good - there are a lot of things to do nearby, we stayed here before we started our stay at Disney. The room was lovely and spacious and the décor is very modern, there is a car park with electric charging facilities and can access the hotel. I would suggest that a postcode/location is given to the car park entrance as it was a little confusing with the one way roads, to get to the hotel car park. The only other frustration that we had was that in the morning, the lift is very busy - we were trying to get from our floor (2nd floor) to the ground floor for breakfast and to check out - but the lift was completely full as it's coming from higher floors. My son and I (he is in a wheelchair) waited whilst 4 lifts came to floor 2 all full and in the end we had to ask the guests to take the stairs so we could get in the lift. Although the hotel does say its accessible and does state that they do not have rooms on the ground floor, they should just have a way for any wheelchair users to take priority within the lift, so for example, the wheelchair user could be placed on the highest floor so that when they enter the lift they would be first - however in case of emergency this wouldn't be ideal. Or there could be another lift that can be used and only accessed with a certain key card? Staff were very friendly too :)"