Family Hotels & Resorts in Bailly-Romainvilliers from NZ$223

"Located in industrial area, very near CDG airport. Shuttle service appreciated. "

"Good hotel."

"Lovely clean room. Staff weren’t very friendly. Breakfast was mediocre. The hotel is extremely convenient for visiting Disneyland. We would stay again"

"This was the perfect choice for us. We flew into CDG in the evening with an early flight the next morning to CDG. The room was small and clean, all that we needed for one night. We had a drink in the bar that offered many options and then had the buffet in the restaurant that satisfied both of us. We got up early, walked back into the airport and were on our way. Very convenient and efficient!"

"Hotel was ideal for going to disneyland with a free shuttle service to get there and back . We had 2 adjoining family rooms which were lovely with double bed and bunk beds (but nit your standard bunk beds as they are not attached to each other. The room decor was a sky scene with a moon light. Hotel.food was lovely, buffet breakfast and we had "

"Très bien situé pour les transports "

"Close to Disney with great kitchenette and sized room."

"Very technology-oriented hotel (can be a bit hard for older folks). Very clean room and bath, great shower heads and water pressure. Big bed with crispy linens. Big screen tv with very clear image. It would be nice to have glasses in the room though. The hotel in a short walk distance from the airport free shuttle circling between terminals, very convenient. I guess water is potable, but it is indicated nowhere and there are no water bottles in the room."

"Our cabin was brand new and sparkling clean as were the general facilities with all the special touches you would expect from a Disney property. Unfortunately they were so new that when the AC in our room would not change to cooling mode, nobody from the staff knew how the system worked. We made two calls to the front desk and two visits from the maintenance technicians later it still wasn't resolved. The front desk suggested that the unit couldn't be broke as it was brand new, but couldn't explain why it was stuck in heating mode and suggested we open the windows to our cabin instead. We were there on two consecutive 29 and 30 degree days, therefore this wasn't an optimal solution. "