Millénium Hôtel Paris Charles de Gaulle

Seems like the other reviewers were on the money, so nasty… I’ll let the pictures speak for themselves

This place is an absolute dump besides the lobby and restaurant. The rooms are moldy, stained and falling apart. The location is nice because of the shuttles to the airport and train station but you’ll not be happy if you have any standards for what a decent room should be. Time to renovate!

Wow, what a surprise. Expecting a decent room (we booked the more expensive Club room, we were not happy at all. Mold and mildew in the bathroom and in the room around the windows, are considered by many a health risk. We have booked 2 nights in advance, but asked for staying just one night (shortly after check-​in), which unfortunately has been declined :(. At checkout the hotel tried to charge for the breakfasts, even while our room rate included breakfast. We were ask to proof that (luckily I had my
confirmation email on my tablet).
The locstion is decent, the shuttle bus service (shared with all other hotels in the neighborhood snd running every 20 minutes) are perfect. the hotel itself is on its last leg. We will not consider it again.

Stayed earlier this year for a work conference and needed a hotel near CDG for this trip so I returned. 2 restaurants and room service until 1am, shuttle service to airport.
Front desk speaks English and provides all details needed for my 1 night stay. On the way to my room there is torn and stained carpets. The room is also in need of repair, stained carpet, upholstery ripped chair, damage to the tv stand, water damage on he ceiling and the shower tile needs to be replaced. Call for room service required me to repeat my room # 15 times because the music was too loud at the bar; though the food arrived quickly. Food did not taste great but not many options in the area at that time of night. If you email reception your boarding pass they will print it for you but double check the print job my first copy didn’t print properly.
I will look for other hotel options if needing to stay near the airport on a future trip.

This hotel needs a major renovation. Everything is out of date and the service is poor. All of the carpets in the hallways and roooms are worn and stained. The bathroom tiles are falling apart. The worst part is the HORRIBLE mattress that looks like it’s been here for 40 years. I think I got 2 hours of sleep last night in between waking up fifty times because of the springs creaking or the bugs biting my legs. It’s really appalling that management would let this place go to shit like this.
When I checked in the guy behind the desk was mumbling and/​or speaking at a whisper which added to the difficulty of understanding his english. Then you try to get something to eat at the «irish pub» and the miserable employees there make you beg for service. While I sat there I watched countless people chase down the waiter or walk up to the bar to order food or get the check because they were tired of being ignored. Meanwhile, the two servers/​bartenders are huffing and puffing like we should thank god that they exist and back off already!
It is really like a trip back in time. Even small things like the light switches and power outlets are dirty from the thousands of hands that have touched them. There is a 20 inch old style television sitting on the thrift shop style cabinet. I might actually be able to make some money if I bring this TV down to the Louvre because it is ancient history… Much like this hotel will be if they don’t start investing some money into it. Do yourself a favor and stay elsewhere.

My wife used this hotel for one night on our way back home. The room was noisy because the windows wouldn’t close completely and noise from the nearby road kept us up all night. Room temperature was very hot with no means to regulate forcing us to open the windows further contributing to the road noise. Air conditioning controls did not work. Our flight next day required us to proceed to the airport at 11:00 am. When we went downstairs for breakfast at 10:05 we discovered the restaurant had just. Loses and the pub only opened at 11:30. No food of any kind available. In our haste to leave for the airport early to hopefully find a place to eat, my wife left a very expensive pair of boots in the closet which we only discovered after arriving home. I immediately sent their customer service an email asking them to look into the boots and get back to me and that we would pay to have FedEx or UPS pick them up. I received no response whatsoever from the hotel. Very disappointed in what seems to be a complete lack of care for the comfort or satisfaction of guests. They probably didn’t figure they’d ever see us again… well, they’re right. Never again!

I’ve stayed here three times, with mixed impressions. The first time, I recall my room being very nice. However, Irish Bar was extremely crowded and service was very slow. It took forever to request a menu, forever to place and order, then forever to get my meal… which was wrong and sent back. Longer wait ensued, but I eventually received the correct sandwich. You need to request the bill also, or no one will ever stop back. My second visit had an acceptable room, but completely unacceptable Irish Bar service. It was empty this time, but the staff still ignored most of the customers. I noticed the same female bar tender, who seemed to set the tone of ignoring customers. A table of french-​speaking men got attention, but myself and all other arrivals got nothing. A table of Asian folks sat politely waiting for menus, then finally got up and requested them. They were completely ignored again, and had to try to get service. My third visit was a pleasant surprise in the Irish Bar. A male staff member immediately noticed me, and brought a menu and asked for a drink order. He later came by to take a food order, which was delivered in acceptable time and was accurate. I was thinking they must have gotten rid of the female bar tender, and found staff that actually cared… but she later appeared. Then, the ingoring started and I had to get up to request l’addition. My room was less acceptable than I recalled. The bed had a low budget matress, covered with a very thin sheet. under the sheet was a small matress pad, like the kind you put under hospital patients. It was not fitted to the entire matress, so you were sleeping partly on it, and partly off. The curtains did not cover the window, as the hooks were partially ripped out of the rod. So, I had to overlap the two sides and push a chair against them, to avoid flashing the departing flights. My shower had paint peeling from the ceiling, and the shower button did not divert the water without great effort. The hair dryer blew only cold air, and I had to call for an acceptable one. Free internet service worked very well. The breakfast is usually very crowded, but has a nice selection. If you are having breakfast alone, it can be a challenge to get up for a second plate, as they will clean your spot immediately and take all the half-​consumed items and you’ll have to get more (if someone is not already sitting there). So, get absolutely everything you might want on the first trip. If there are two or more of you, have someone stand guard. I may try the Marriott next time.

Works if you need a place near Charles De Gaulle airport.
We managed to get a relatively inexpensive room despite the peak season and weekend before the Paris Air Show.
The rooms are reasonably comfortable with the typical amenities. The place is a little dated (let’s say well-​used). My only real complaint is the shower, which was usable if weak. In the end, it’s decent enough.
Access to the airport is frequent and straightforward with the Black Bus. Board at the T1/​T3 stop if you can because the T2 stop gets really crowded.
The same bus services the RER train to downtown Paris, a 20-​minute ride with a convenient, frequent schedule. Total journey time is a bit long, so this is not the place for an extended Paris vacation.
The village of Roissy is only a couple of minutes walk, and offers a couple of small restaurants. The prize is the patisserie, which offers great butter croissants and other treats. It’s open early enough to avoid the overpriced breakfast at the hotel.
We arrived late and ate at the ‘Irish Pub’ in the hotel. That was a mistake… better to not eat anything.

Had to be near CDG and picked this place for the free «Black Line» shuttle bus that runs to a group of hotels and will pick you up from the terminal 2 to the hotels. This was 2^nd on the routing so wasn’t bad. Rooms are nice and large though we didn’t have much of a view. It is as expected from the M&C group. Didn’t try the in house restaurant but walked out, places are closed on a Sunday however there is a nearby japanese restaurant which we found and it is was an amazing find indeed. See separate review but we loved the food and found out about a sweet soy sauce that went well with everything, almost emptied the bottle! :)
Make sure if you have an early flight to catch the bus that you either check out early in time, the bus doesn’t like to wait!

Un endroit bien agreable dans cet hotel sans charme comme toute les chaînés le personnel à peine sympathique. Ouf il y a le bar pour vous faire oublier votre coté passager en transit, cette endroit plien de charme cela contraste avec l hotel,