Hotels with Parking in Paris

"Very nice place, quite clean, cozy, the room despite being small was very well laid out and very good service from the staff. ES: muy buen lugar, bastante limpio, acogedor, la habitacion a pesar de ser chica estaba muy bien distribuida y muy buen servicio por parte del personal"

"Overall, I'm pretty satisfied. The location is excellent, right next to the Eiffel Tower, and Pullman is just next door. There's also a supermarket right around the corner. As expected for a city center hotel, the rooms aren't huge. This time I booked a small suite with two queen beds. Once you open your large suitcases, it can feel a bit cramped. The toiletries are pretty comprehensive, and Marriott is generally reliable. The breakfast was good, but the soundproofing isn't great. You can clearly hear the doors opening and closing in the next room, and any loud talking or running in the hallway is also very noticeable. All in all, the value for money is decent, mainly for the convenience."

"Facilities: Typical minimalist and budget-friendly Ibis style, the bathroom was quite small. Cleanliness: Pretty clean. Environment: Right outside T3, very close, perfect for early morning flights. Service: Very warm and helpful. The lobby is large with a coffee spot and some recreational facilities. There's no water or slippers in the room, but there's a water dispenser downstairs. The luggage room can store bags, and it costs 14 euros for 24 hours for large luggage."

"The hotel is great, and there's a free shuttle from Terminal 2. Here's how to find the shuttle: From arrivals, follow the orange icon (a person lying on a bed) to T2 Departures. Turn around, and you'll see **&2D and the orange icon together (⚠️ for those coming from T2, you *must* look back to see both **&2D and the orange icon together to know you're in the right direction!). (⚠️ Don't just follow Departures or Arrivals, stick closely to **&2D + the orange icon!) You'll walk for a while, and when you see a Carl's Jr. restaurant, you know you're headed the right way (if you don't see it, you're not). If you're coming from T2, you don't need to take the airport's circular train; other terminals require you to take the train to T2. Once you find the shuttle stop, there will be a large bus. The hotel's name (B&B) isn't listed on the vertical sign, so just ask the driver for the B&B hotel. It's the first stop. (⚠️ There are two B&B hotels at CDG, so make sure to ask the driver! I hope this is helpful!) We encountered a Black guy at T2 who was pretending to be staff (no uniform or badge) and gave us wrong directions. He was very enthusiastically trying to lead us to T1 (⚠️ kept saying 'free' and was polite, but might have had mental health issues). So, if my instructions are unclear, and you ask for help, make sure the staff are wearing uniforms and badges. If there's a language barrier, just show them the B&B icon, and they should understand."

"Cleanliness- the hotel is super dated, straight out of the 80’s. Wood paneling everywhere & dirty old carpet doesn’t help with appearance of it being clean. Bath/ shower yellow stained & toilet was stained & mouldy when i arrived. Location - not far from CDG airport, which helped keep the Uber fares down as their ‘airport shuttle’ service is a joke. Few times to airport only in morning (no airport pick up) and then pick up from airport only in afternoon (no drop off from hotel). Short walk to a little village with local restaurants which was nicer than staying or giving the hotel any more money. Service - nothing to rave about. They couldnt care less about helping with the lack of shuttle (which is why i booked this hotel)… they just tell you to order a taxi. Amenities- finding the 80’s pool was a mission. Needed to use firestairs to access & again just old & dated. Jacuzzi didn’t work. Overall place is just tired"

"The location is superb! The staff is very friendly!!! Any nationality is welcome! Special thanks and respect!"

"we had a very pleasant stay at HotelF1 Paris Saint Ouen Marché Aux Puces with my friends. From the moment we arrived, everything was well organized and smooth. The hotel was very clean, and housekeeping maintained the rooms and common areas perfectly throughout our stay. The location is excellent, especially for travelers who want easy access to public transportation and nearby attractions, including the famous flea market. The staff were friendly, helpful, and always ready to assist with any questions we had, which made our stay even more comfortable. The amenities were simple but well maintained and completely adequate for a short or budget-friendly stay. We especially appreciated the quiet atmosphere, which allowed us to rest well after long days in the city. Overall, this hotel offers great value for money, and I would definitely recommend it to friends, solo travelers, or anyone visiting Paris on a budget."

"The gym facilities are quite limited, only treadmills and ellipticals. I don't understand why you need to get a card from the front desk to use them. Breakfast was also a bit limited in variety. The room was comfortable, and the service was good. It's very close to the shuttle bus stop, just a convenient five-minute walk, and it's free. I asked, and it costs 8 euros per person to use the hotel's own shuttle."

"I was very satisfied with my stay. All the amenities were excellent, and the hotel's proximity to Roland Garros, the French Open stadium, made watching matches very convenient. I especially loved the hotel's breakfast; it had a wide variety of options and a distinctly Parisian feel."

"Hotel in a good location. Metro right next door and Montparnasse train station nearby. Cleanliness in the room needs improvement."