Moxy Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport

If I could give you zero stars I would. We stayed there the night before our flight. The shuttle to the airport was ridiculously expensive. It was 5 minutes away. The room was 100 degrees. Couldn’t get the heat to go down. The two young men at the reservation desk were incredibly rude when checking in and checking out. We weee traveling with our friends. They put us on 2 different floors. Annoying. The worst part was the window. I tried to open the window to get some air and the entire window came out of the frame. Thank goodness I noticed this and it didn’t fall on me. I tried to reach out to the hotel itself with my terrible experience. They told me they were going to look into the room and get back to me. Never heard back. We spent 10 glorious days in Europe. This hotel was the most expensive of our trip. It was so disappointing. Don’t stay here!

Good location within the airport parking area. Good size room. Excellent customer service to allow to check in early as we have early flight arrival. Great vibe. Always like this hotel when come to Paris

Positive: Location. HIP vibe. We are elderly. Kid zone. Business area with printer. Easy parking. easy to get to CDG to fly home. Negative: very limited food options. Our burger was great and best fries.

Stayed one night because my flight got cancelled. The room was clean and comfy, and check‑in and breakfast were both totally fine. Dinner wasn’t great though — the food came in jars and you had to heat it up in the microwave yourself. Fine for a quick stopover, but the dinner really needs some work.

I stayed at this hotel due to a flight delay, and it was arranged by the airline. The hotel turned out to be very good, with spacious public areas and a comfortable atmosphere. The shuttle service to CDG Airport was convenient and efficient.

My 10 year old daughter and I stayed one night after arriving in the evening in Paris to go to Disney the next day. Unfortunately my daughter became really unwell and was vomiting. We went to reception and the staff were so kind and helpful. They gave us another room straight away. The helped me move and gave us bottles of water. The next morning they asked how she was and helped me organise a taxi and again asked if they could give us anything. Made a really horrible experience that bit easier. Thank you very much to the staff.

This hotel is close to the airport. We had a twin bed room for one night. It was very clean but basic. No restaurant but bar meals are good. Parking has to be paid for at the bar. This hotel is good for staying at before flying or on return before travelling home.

This one night stay was a great experience and very cost efficient. Initially, I was very hesitant about staying here with my group of 10 American students because of a few of reviews shared; however, our stay was fine. Jessica, at the front desk, was phenomenal and the staff were courteous and friendly. The rooms and bathrooms are on the smaller side but it was perfect for our stay. Cheers 🥂

Bottom Line: Clean but that is the only reason for 3 * Got stuck non revving so needed a hotel close to airport. This was absolutely the least favorite Marriott family hotel I have ever stayed. LIMITED bar food and not very good. Room was sparse! Small bathroom and no washcloths. No phone in room. A/C barely cools off room. One other point on the positive side - they will set up a "private" airport van pickup for you and it is $8. Cheaper (half the price) than Uber or Taxi. Van seats 7 passengers. As I said...... Bottom Line: Hotel was clean.

Typical cool lobby with dance music and dance floor in the evening. Check in was smooth and friendly. Room with queen bed was clean and the shower modern. Unfortunately, a/c is was not turned on in the middle of April. Room temp was 27°C which made sleeping unbearable. Window only opened a small amount. Mattress was bouncy but there were only two hard pillows provided. Breakfast was a disaster with no tray tables, ran out of eggs, ran out of bacon. Poor quality baguette. Shocking for this brand as we've had very positive experiences at other locations in Europe.

We did an overnight stay after a long trip from the USA. It can be reached from the CDG airport via the shuttle train. It reminds me of the Aloft hotels. Same cool vibe at reasonable rates Their food is also tasty especially their breakfast buffet, pizza and fries. We were given complimentary welcome drinks. They do cook their burgers medium rare to medium. You would need to specify how you want your meat. They have happy hour 3-5. The rooms are decent size and comfortable to sleep in. Even though it's near the airport, it is quiet inside. The bathroom is small but efficient. I just wish that they provide face towel for scrubbing with body wash. Don't like the shape of their toilets as it's hard to stay clean. TMI. This is a great place to unwind before another flight. Uber picks you up at the parking lot behind the hotel.

There is nothing better than being able to walk from your hotel to the airport. About a hundred yards from the Parking Train stop, but unfortunately the last 25 is up steps. The bar was hopping and we were able to order some food from a very limited menu. About half of the items listed were out of stock. We settled on a pepperoni flatbread and some fries (which were actually called fries, not chips). The flatbread turned out to be a regular round pizza and it was pretty good. The fries were good by American standards as well. There was a private hen party on the patio with their own DJ, so it was a fun atmosphere. Hotel room was small, but identical to the Moxy brand in the US. Price was fair compared to other hotels in the area. Would have been nice if there were other food options within walking distance, but for one night it was great. No trouble getting into airport terminal in the morning.

The hotel has a good vibe and the modern style as every Moxy. The people working is friendly and try to be efficient but I don't believe they were totally trained. The lounge area is very cool to hang out and the bar is nice too. Loud and good music all day :) My room was quiet small (no refrigerator or microwave), just what you need to have a good rest full night. The TV has YouTube and you can cast from your tablet or phone. Breakfast is 18 Euros and Parking 24 Euros. In general a good hotel for a night before traveling back.

Close to the airport. Was clean affordable and the staff was nice and tentative. We are from Alaska and well it was a great relax before the trip home. Cheers Moxy staff keep up the good work.

Last night in Paris calls for a hotel close to the airport. Upon arrival, I let the hotel know that we would be arriving late as we wanted to explore Paris before leaving (and we were due to arrive at the airport by 6am for our international flight). The area was foggy which made it feel very different from the city. It was great to see multiple hotels in the area and the Moxy was gated well. Our Uber driver had to ring us in. Headed up to the first floor and was very surprised to see the lobby was still very lively at 12:00am. We were checked in quickly and the front desk agent was friendly. The hotel room was very spacious compared to our room at the Moxy Paris Bastille. It was very clean. To be honest with you, this was the best sleep I got during my whole European trip. We stayed at W , Marriott, Element and Moxy and this was the best. Beds were super comfy and great location. When we left, we were thrilled to hear that the train to the airport was a short 10 minute walk from the hotel. The only issue I had was when I asked if the front desk could send a few postcards for me and charge the guest room. The front desk agent said he was unable to do so because he was unaware of the cost of postage, which I thought was odd because the other Marriott hotels we stayed at were able to do so and charged the room after.

Paid about 100€ for one night, and for the price, closeness to CDG, and overall convenience, it was great. The lobby is trying too hard to have that "club vibe", but alrighty then! They offer a "welcome" drink that can include gin or without, but I didn't redeem it since I checked in late and had to fly out early the next day and just wanted to sleep! The room was perfectly sized for a solo traveler, and most of them items were clean overall. The sink had a clog in my room, and I saw a strand of hair in the shower, but I wouldn't hold this against them if I had to stay here again. In fact, if you have to transit through CDG, I recommend staying overnight in a hotel before continuing your travels... it certainly helps with having enough energy to get through border control, security, and the overall stress of international travel!

This is a review of the cancellation/refund policy that Moxy CDG/Marriot uses here. This isn't a review of the hotel itself as we had to cancel our whole trip due to unexpected financial stress (thanks big beautiful bill) So we'll never know what it was like to stay there. And I won't ever stay there in the future because the cancellation policy is so draconian. You can pay extra $20 for cancellation insurance but then you have to prove to a third party company they use called Refundable.me, upload personal documents (like my wife's letter saying she was fired), put in your checking account number as opposed to the original credit card used. Then they review and tell you if you get a refund or not. It's like going to court just to try and cancel your hotel reservation. In our case, we were turned down. Apparently getting fired from your job and not being able to pay for your vacation anymore isn't a good enough reason. so there goes the $20 and the $200 for the room for my family. By the way. After you book - there is literally no way to cancel your reservation that I can find. I'd call them but what's the point? If you book a hotel near the CDG airport - CHECK THE CANCELLATION FINE PRINT MORE THAN I DID! That's my best advice.

We only stayed here one night before our early morning flight at CDG. It was definitely worth staying here, versus driving in the morning of. Upon arrival, it seems like a decent hotel - it is so modern, and seems like it was recently renovated. The room looks nice on arrival - very clean, and very new. But there were a few key basic flaws that just threw off our whole experience. For one, the bathroom sink did not drain. Neither my husband nor I could figure out how to drain the damn thing, so if it weren't for that small drain at the top of the sink, it would have flooded. I guess we could have called someone, but we literally checked in at 11pm, and it wasn't worth calling for someone so late at night, when we were going to check out at 6am anyway. The second annoying thing about our room was that the maid forgot to put Kleenex in our box. The bathroom is super tiny, literally a small closet with toilet, sink and shower all in one spot, which was fine for an inexpensive airport hotel in my opinion. There was no actual closet in the room, just open format with hooks on the wall, if that makes sense. No water in the room, but they tell you that ahead of time, and let you grab a drink from their downstairs store area. Overall the room itself was very modern, pretty new, and everything was super clean, which I appreciated. The next morning, the walk to the airport shuttle was very fast. This is what you are really staying here for! It's an easy walk with ramp down.

Hey we very much prefer to stay in Marriott hotels so when we needed a place by the airport the night before an early flight, this was the obvious choice. It's a standard Moxy Hotel with a very upbeat and trending towards hipster vibe in the lobby and good size rooms upstairs. We opted for a family room that had a king size bed and a nice fold out couch where all three of our little dudes were able to sleep. The bathroom was very adequate and had a nice big shower. It had the standard European shower with only a shower curtain separating you from the toilet. Generally not an issue! The beds were surprisingly comfortable and the two beds slept all five of us very comfortably. The TVs, while we didn't get to use them much, we're good sized and the play school looking rotary phone with neon orange buttons was both wonderfully nostalgic and exciting for our three young boys who don't get to interact with such technology very often! The breakfast and food options downstairs weren't bad, but definitely not a place you're going to go out of your way to go to. They had lots of beverage options as well as fruit and other snacks available for purchase. There are a couple of different restaurant options located within walking distance, and it looks like a few additional hotels are being built in the area, which should increase those options further in the future. The lobby has lots of upbeat music, games and plenty of areas to sit that are a combination of comfortable and uncomfortable. We had a nice time sipping pops and hanging out. This hotel is fun and kind of trendy. If that's what you're into, this is a good spot for you!

This is hotel is very close to the airport. You just hop on the CDGVAL transit and ride to the Parking PR stop. Once you exit, you will see a sign right outside that points towards hotels in the area, one of which is Moxy. You will walk under a covered cross walk for most of the way. It's about a 3-5 minute walk depending on how fast you walk. Dragging my luggage up the stairs of the hotel was annoying but they do have a crisscross ramp for people with mobility issues or if you want to drag your luggage that way. Check in was easy and the front desk associates were friendly. However, they neglected to tell me there was a free coffee maker in the lobby. I didn't discover this until we were leaving the next day. The coffee wasn't very good though. The rooms are very small. Several times it became very hot but there is a thermostat in the room. The bathroom was very small as well and there is no iron or ironing board. Very small desk. Small but very clean gym. You get the point. It was perfect for our 1 night stay. However, DO NOT stay here if you plan on going in and out of the city. It is quite far from the city center and Uber's to and from are typically 50-60 Euros.

Hotel was cute and a convenient walk from the airport. The lobby was packed with interactive games, cute little pods for reading, and spacious room to enjoy a snack or meal. The rooms were small and bathrooms smaller. I stayed 2 separate nights this past week and the guest room bathrooms smelled of sewage. Dinner food menu is limited and clearly all frozen. However, breakfast was delicious with a wide range of healthy and protein packed options!

An airport hotel that wishes it were a night club. We checked in (at the bar) on a Thursday night to thumping 90's rap provided by the hired DJ (seriously, did this guy DJ my middle school dances??) I mean who doesn't love DMX, but it was almost impossible to hear the apologetic staff member over the music, and looking out over the sea of tired travelers, it felt like Moxy had entirely missed the mark in terms of what was needed versus what they wanted to do. When we got to our room, it seemed that they had put all the effort into the party atmosphere and none into the amenities: it was filled with trash. We requested another room, which reeked of cigarette smoke. Dear readers, I have never EVER had to move rooms even once, but this became another unfortunate Moxy first. Luckily, third time was the charm I guess? Oh yeah, there's no phone in the hotel room, because why would there be? This is a night club! Finally, the food was atrocious (see photo). Their idea of nachos was microwaved chips with cheese....one wonders how you mess that up but here we are. Eating the terrible food to overly loud music surrounded by our unhappy travel-worn companions felt almost cinematic, in a horrible sort of way. On the bright side, and perhaps much to its own dismay, this airport hotel is...near the airport. Spending the night here felt like a one night stand: all sauce and no substance. I wouldn't call her back. After all, there's no phone in the room.

This is a new hotel (Dec 2019). I'm "stuck" here for a few days due to a transportation strike. I'm Marriott Platinum and it's the first time I've stayed at the Moxy brand. There doesn't appear to be any perks for status here. Breakfast is not included (in my room rate or for my platinum status level). The room is tiny but adequate. There's a Nespresso machine and a bottle of Evian water (which I believe is complimentary). There are a number of outlets including USB and the TV is smart and allows for casting. The room has no fridge, no phone and no closet. The sheets were crisp (aka hard) but the towels were fluffy. Bathroom amenities are in large bottles so not often changed between guests. For some reason the thermostat doesn't go below 18C. There's no proper desk in the room. It truly caters to travelers who are likely only staying to travel out of CDG. The hotel itself is new and cute. Lots of fun seating areas and fun lighting. It definitely is trying to get people to take staged pix and post them on Instagram. Service was great. Update: I've been here for 4 days. I had to check in and out each day because of flight cancellations due to the strike. Reception told me that when the room is cleaned they would provide me new water and coffee - and it wasn't. My US adapter broke so I asked to borrow one until I had time to get a new one, but they didn't have one. A hotel at an international airport hosting international travelers does not have adapters? Not even 1? I guess I'm used to being spoiled since I'm Bonvoy elite - Moxy doesn't care about that though.

Room AC in June did not do the job to cool it down...was hoping for a jet lag recovery but the room was miserably hot!!!

Wow! Such an amazing hotel and super close to Charles De Gaulle airport. Seriously a fun place with a great atmosphere. One must come visit and stay here.

OK the good first, the price is right and the location close to CDG is pretty decent. Hotel was clean and room was sparse but comfortable. However there are some drawbacks. First of all the hotel seems to be very understaffed. We waited in a line of at least 15 people trying to sign in for over half an hour with only one person checking us in. Finally when we wanted to get something to eat, while our our order came out reasonably quickly, one of our friends waited for an hour only to be told that his meal wouldn't be ready for another hour. Unacceptable

Tiny ("cozy" says Marriott website) room, no closet, no drawers. Hard to find, a long (1/2 mile) walk from CDG shuttle (including a long uphill, choice of stairway or ramp, to the hotel!), grateful we only had carryon luggage with us. Room was clean, supplies minimal but adquate. Food was OK. Draft beer was good. Our Air France flight was delayed and they gave us a voucher for the room, but couldn't give us directions to get here, Much wandering around the airport, asking various people, bus drivers, etc.; finally found some off-duty Air France employees who kindly gave us directions.

We stayed because it is on the airport grounds. The buffet is gross not worth it at 28 euros a head.

This happened at moxy at CDG airport. I stayed here because air France put me here as a result of a cancelled flight. This includes a free dinner. Before I was told I could take any drink I like from the refrigerator I wanted. So took a big bottle of water right in front of the lady responsible for handling the dinner service . Later when I sat down at dinner, she came up to me and yelled at me in front of everyone for taking the big bottle of water instead of the small one and she seriously wanted me to pay for it!!!! Don't stay here. Horrible staff!