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"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 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."

"I recently stayed at Première Classe Roissy CDG Paris Nord 2 for a short trip, and it met my expectations for a convenient airport hotel. The location is excellent—just a short shuttle ride from Charles de Gaulle Airport, which made my early morning flight stress-free. Check-in was quick, and the staff were friendly and helpful, especially with providing directions and shuttle information. The room was compact but clean and functional, with everything needed for a short stay—comfortable bed, decent lighting, and a clean bathroom. While the space is basic, it’s perfect for travelers looking for a budget-friendly option near the airport. Soundproofing could be better, as I could hear some hallway noise, but it wasn’t too disruptive. I appreciated the free Wi-Fi and the breakfast, which, although simple, offered enough to start the day—croissants, juice, coffee, and bread. There’s also a vending machine and a microwave in the lobby, which came in handy. Overall, Première Classe Roissy CDG Paris Nord 2 is a practical, no-frills option for travelers needing proximity to the airport. It’s not luxury, but it delivers good value for the price and purpose."

"Good plugs by each bed. Very , very tired ! Floors covered in hair, 5th floor for me and no lift and after long days walking or with heavy bags.... Pot luck. No towel offered, staff friendly, there is also a room to keep your bags once you've left even for up to 24 hours. Mattress comfortable but sheets were dirty also. No staff to tell at the time on reception and had a sheet which I used instead of as a duvet as the mattress cover and then my sleeping bag. Bathroom stank sadly, on the top floor, fann didn't work. Needs a lot of love but for the price in Paris... Meh. Lovely area to wander and well connected, a really cool vinyl bar near by easily findable on Google."

"The location is good, but might not be for everyone, as it's situated on a main street with strip clubs and *********** right between them. This wasn't an issue for us; in fact, it made everything very accessible. Moulin Rouge is a 3-minute walk away, Montmartre 7 minutes, and Galeries Lafayette 15-20 minutes on foot. The apartment is new, cozy, and has a very stylish renovation with plenty of space. It features a bar counter with two stools and an armchair, a kitchen with a stove and microwave, wine glasses, and all the necessary dishes and seasonings for cooking."

"Ibis room was nice. But the beds weren’t the comfiest. Location was good. Train station just down the road. At night though walking home from the train station did feel a bit unsafe."

"The hotel was well-connected, with easy access to the metro and bus, making it convenient to reach all the places we wanted to visit. Perfect for a couple of days."

"The hotel had poor standard, the decor was worn and old, but nice price and clean. It was closed to subway, and not to far for walking to attraktions. Some of the staff spoke French rather than English, so communication was difficult. Ordered continental breakfast when booking the hotel, but wanted gluten-free. Tried to get in contact with the hotel several times via email and explain, but they newer answered. When we arrived they couldn’t help us, so had to go to the grocery store and buy my own breakfast, without compensation."

"It's easily accessible from Orly Airport and convenient for getting to downtown Paris. There are many supermarkets and restaurants nearby, which is convenient."

"If you need a place to crash for a couple of nights that's your choice, but I wouldn't stay there for longer -- it's not exactly cozy or squeaky clean. Still better than a hostel though."