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Traveling to Paris we stayed in this première Classe hotel for 1 night. It provides what you may expect. Service and breakfast were very good! Safety also because of the gate. The bed was hard unfortunately.

The hotel is in a charming setting amongst woodland and countryside and an easy 40 minute walk to the Chateau at Chantilly. The room was beautiful, elegant and spacious with very quiet air conditioning. There was one oddity that the tea/coffee tray pulls out of the wardrobe smack bang into the bathroom door if it's open, which was a bit irritating. Also instead of fresh milk in the fridge it's little cartons and ine was evaporated sweetened milk which was horrid. We asked for fresh milk in the restuarant and they provided it. Also the only tea bags were earl grey or peppermint, luckily we'd packed our own. We loved the buffet style dinner offered in Craft, fabulous savoury and sweet choices. We could had done without the main course that is offered but I guess that's to bump the price of the meal up which at €38 is pricey. We had a two hour booking in the spa and it was terrific, great sized pool, two different temperature saunas and a steam room. We got a deal on the price due to my friend having points through a booking site otherwise this would probably have been out of our price range but felt like a real treat.

We stayed by chance at this north of Paris Kyriad. It was recently refurbished and it’s certainly much more roomy and pleasant than many Kyriad hotels. We dined in the excellent restaurant next door, but I’m not sure if the ownership is the same. Breakfast in the hotel was poor, even by Kyriad standards. Most concerning is an obvious lack of staff training for receptionists. I speak French, but neither the evening or morning receptionist spoke any English, which is poor for the hospitality industry. The morning receptionist presented no smile and exuded the attitude of ‘why are you here?’. Such a pity.

Please carefully consider staying here as they falsely advertise it has A/C when it doesn’t and the staff are the rudest I have ever experienced. Also the rooms are dated and housekeeping cannot even be bothered to replace the wall fixed shampoo and showergel in the shower so leaving you with none whilst trying to shower. Had to make our own beds as well as housekeeping had just put sheets on the bed and no duvets. A member of staff then turned up 30 mins after making them aware and pointed at a cupboard but didn’t make the beds. They state the comfort of the bed is the next level well they are the hardest most uncomfortable beds I’ve slept on. The lifts are also the slowest and due to them being very small too we had to wait 10 mins before getting down to reception in the morning. Within the company I work we book approx near to a thousand rooms with the Accor group every year but this is the worst I’ve experienced. Bearing in mind they advertise themselves as a four star they should learn from Premier Inn to understand about comfort and customer service. And they are only 3*! Also I am aware the hotel is in France but one of the members of staff didn’t understand any English and this is an airport hotel. You would expect some basic knowledge. The outside of the hotel is also the most awful looking with rubbish on bins and no appeal. As a solo female traveller I would feel so uncomfortable as there are lots of people wondering around outside too.

Having stayed several times at the Auberge du Jeu de Paume we were not disappointed with our latest visit. The welcome was its usual rapid and very friendly self, and one immediately gets the feeling of being at home. The hotel is very well sited for cultural and sporting events- the Chateau is just along the road and the racecourse right opposite with easy airport and motorway access. The room was beautifully presented with a large terrace overlooking the immaculate grounds. Dinner in the gastronomic restaurant was a little under par but still good. The new chef-until recently the No2 I believe- is still to find his way and some of the flavours were confused and seemed to be added for effect rather than being helpful. The white asparagus was excellent but the lamb was disappointing, consisting of a small finger of lamb with a very thick coating of fat. Hopefully the chef will find his own way soon. However highly recommended and we will be back for sure.

We stayed here for a night on our way to Disneyland Paris. It’s around 2.5hr trip from eurotunnel with a further 45min trip to Disney. We arrived after the 3pm check in time (probably 3.30), checked in via the machine outside reception. We went round to our room to find the cleaner still mid clean! I have to say that spray and chemicals used were over powering and we needed to open the window to help ventilate the room. One of the downsides to this hotel is that the area around the hotel seems to be a stopping point for lorry drivers, running their cabs, so we had the noise of them to contend with, thankfully they didn’t run too late. We stayed in this room as a family of 4. The arrangement is a little strange, but it worked. The toilet and shower are downstairs and there is a good size hall area, where we left our luggage. Then upstairs is a king size bed and bunk beds. The bunks are quite high, my youngest found the top too high. The bed was really comfy, which was a bonus for budget hotels. Location is good, just off the A1. Although be aware it’s past the final toll if you are driving South down the A1 but when you enter to go south again you have to pay €0.80 to enter. There are a number of restaurants nearby, buffalo grill, a more upmarket restaurant as well as a McDonald’s, all within walking distance. We also drove into the next town, which was only a short drive. There did seem to be quite a bit of renovation work going on at the hotel, but this didn’t disturb us. The hotel also advertises a secure gated car park, yet when we went to check at reception how to exit the next day as we wanted to leave early he said the gates don’t work!

Very good experience in this Macdonald a welcome and polite staff what is rare in this type of establishment more the meal was warm and served rather fast restaurant with a clean tata the zinzin of space thanks Macdonald