Radisson Hotel Paris Le Bourget

Flight crew. There is no food to be found on the property on Sundays, and there's nowhere to eat within walking distance. The only food in the building was a few bags of chips in the locked cabinets of the "mini market" in the lobby. UberEats is an option but be prepared for a cold meal by the time it arrives. Went down for breakfast 8:30am Monday morning and the food looked like it had been out for hours. The little bit of eggs that were left were crusty and the cooked accompaniments didn't look fresh either. The rooms were nice, the bed was very comfortable, and best of all the hotel is directly next door to the fbo.

I have stayed many times for work, and there have been problems every time. The rooms have no sound isolation, and they start hammering to work on other rooms very early. You don't decide when you wake up, the hotel does. The doors do not lock properly. Although there is a lock, it has no effect as it is bypassed by the key card or the door handle. There is often breach of privacy as the cleaning staff enters the room early in the morning. Sometimes even other guests can enter, because the hotel has no system of which room is occupied. Expect unwelcome encounters at strange times. Some of the bathrooms have bathtubs, but not all bathtubs have a seal to be able to fill it up. Some bathroom sinks have permanent seals and can not be emptied. Some toilets don't flush properly. Sometimes there is a carton of drinking water, but not always. Just hope to be lucky. The tap water is not to drink. Often the small lamps don't work, or there is no lightbulb in them. There are almost no savory breakfast items, except for some small bits of sausage, maybe some potatoes if you are lucky, and some weird "scrambled eggs", although it tastes artificial, probably some water and powder mixed. And it is usually burned. The rest of the breakfast is only cakes and pastries. Overall, there is no privacy (strangers coming in), loud neighbours, little consistency in the quality of the rooms, and underwhelming breakfast. There are positives though: - Most of the staff are really friendly - The rooms are usually clean

I came to check in and thought it will carry the brand . However first room, a huge sour in the bed, changed to a second one, only To see crumbs over the bed, and hair and more yellow spots on the pillow case, of course turned into the opposite side so people Don’t see. 3rd room, hair on pillow cases and under the covers. And I gave up. Just removed it and slept over someone else’s hair. The door knobs were broken. Hair in the bathroom floor. I was desperate to sleep somewhere and all other hotels Aron f le Bourget were overbooked and I had no choice. Hygiene zero.

Our family enjoyed the holidays in this hotel. The service was so good, the personel was so kind, especially a girl named Ema or Emy i think, not sure about tha name. I wish we see you again, when we wisit paris.

That's it. here comes the summer, here is the ERA of cutting costs!|The whole hotel is a sauna, no aircon at all...the manager tells me "its hot today sir, its normal, the aircon is working but its hot outside!"|Well, I know its hot (38degrees outside) hence you should have aircon in your hotel!!!||Terrible technicians, coming to your room saying its working, then walk away..its about 29 degrees in my room, aircon system blowing warm air...basically placing me in the "what are you talking about zone"..no apology, no nothing. |No fans available, no solutions...||I shall bypass details about the less than average breakfast/lunch/dinner...and the constant upgrading of rooms with drilling noises all day..||What can be done?...well, not book here again, at least until the summer ends anyway.

The hotel is in a great location for the airport, but is getting really old and needs maintenance. Some of the bathrooms are really worn out. The cleaning is not up to standards, as I have found multiple dirty towels and cups in the rooms. The breakfast is minimal and is not refilled enough by the staff, so that most things run out soon, well before closing time.

Hotel is not up to Radisson normal high standards. There is water damage across the hotel (corridors and restaurant). The dinner we had was pleasant with good staff. The breakfast was awful. Staff was very friendly. The right thing to do for management after purchasing this property was to close it down temporarily and bring it up to standard. There is no Radisson name on the outside. It’s a disappointing experience for anyone expecting Radisson standards.

Very convenient to Le Bourget airport but a long way from the sights of Paris - you are more likely to encounter crew/engineers/workers here rather than tourists.|A bus 350 will get you here very cheaply from CDG, but its a long walk from the Musee area up to the hotel. Taxi prices in/out can be a bit arbitrary so do check before use.||Nice enough hotel if a little dated - friendly and easy check in for the one night -high floor (even numbers look over the airfield with big panoramic windows).|The room is simply decorated in a mostly white colour, plenty of space and a large comfy bed. Quiet and a good nights kip had.|Desk space to work on, no usb charger sockets.||Was aware the restaurant was shut over the weekends so brought my own supplies - the morning breakfast was a decent continental offering.|Nice lobby and bar area but nothing to do in the immediate area unless connected with the airport. Very few people around on this occasion.|Plentiful parking if using own car, no charge as far as I could see.||Prices do seem to vary a lot, I got a good offer and overall pleased with the stay.