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What a treat to stay in a quiet village only a few miles from the Paris airport. We had a rental car and the hotel has adequate parking in the rear. The building is an old restored farmhouse - very well done and interesting, especially in the dining room. We had dinner and breakfast there - food was great at reasonable prices. Nice room, very friendly staff. Finding a gas station the next morning for a fill up before returning our car wasn’t easy but we finally found one. Finding the Sixt return location at the airport was really exciting - but that’s a whole different story! Les Herbes Folles was a little spendy ($159 for one night) but you get what you pay for.

The service was excellent even though overnight for transit purpose. The reception is friendly. Immediate action was taken when I was complaint about the room. However, the 1st room that I enter was not proper clean (the blanket and pillow were mess on the bed). The 2nd room that I enter, the kettle was fill with water and the basin was block (slow flowing). Heater not functioning. The most attracted me is the shuttle bus service. I will be thumb up for this service.

Totally enjoyed my stay in Nomad. The lobby is huge and cozy. The room is very well and smart designed. It’s not very big but it has everything a traveller needs! I extremely love the TV projector which I can cast Netflix on it. The shower is also very good! Good water pressure, temperature easily adjust. I also like that they have hook wall where I can hang all my stuff! If you need a room near the airport, don’t hesitate book this!

We were very happy with our stay at the hotel. the room was very clean and comfortable and very quiet it felt like we were the only ones there. The foyer was light and airy and made for a very pleasant stay.

Absolute trash of a hotel. I sent a message 6 days before I was to arrive alerting the hotel of when I needed the shuttle bus. They did not check their hotels.com messages and therefore did not have a space for me. I had to walk to the bus stop with large awkward suitcases. It gets better. I asked the man who worked at the hotel if I could pay in cash on the bus. He said yes of course. That was false. While walking to the bus station with my awkward luggage the shuttle bus driver saw me and told me in French to go to the hotel and take the next shuttle. Yeah? Good idea. Anyway, I stumbled on the bus with luggage and the prepared 2 euro and the lady told me only credit card or whatever transit card is used in France. I looked like a touristy ***** and thankfully she didn't kick me off. Another issue, I specifically booked the hotel with the intent to pay in cash when I arrived (a valid option). They charged my card instead of letting me pay in cash. I did tell them I would be arriving late, but again that message was not received. Lastly, there is no information where to catch the shuttle bus from the airport on their website. I searched for over 30 minutes but CDG is a huge airport and eventually settled for a taxi. I waited 1.5 hours at 23:30 for a taxi. The taxi driver asked me why I didn't take the shuttle bus. Good question. Bad breakfast buffet. I was told France has the best croissants in the world. Definitely not here. I've had better croissants in China. The only decent thing about breakfast was the yogurt. Usually I believe in the ”you get what you pay for” concept. But for 125 Euros, this wasn't exactly the cheap option. I would avoid this hotel at any cost. In my 2.5 month trip this was by a large margin the worst experience I had. On to the next.

Hotel is functioning, some supplies and furniture removed, no one on reception desk, they sharing it in another hotel in the building next to it. Shuttle bus suspended but you don't know it even on the bus stop at CDG, no notes about suspension. Taxi charges 35 euro for 5 minutes trip to hotel (04th August 2020). Main door glass is broken.

Our room was very nice and breakfast was decent. The staff was also pretty responsive by text (through Marriott app), though somewhat less helpful in person. It also feels like it is in a weird location near nothing (though it is quiet) - and we got woken up by the fire alarm at 6am. Our biggest complaint is the shuttle - this is an airport hotel so that should be a key part of the offering, but apparently they only offer a minivan with seats for 7 people which comes every half hour. When we tried to sign up for the shuttle before our morning flight both relevant times were already booked so the front desk supposedly booked us a car we would have to pay $25 for but we have no idea if they even showed up (and it turned out there was a 2nd shuttle so we got on anyways). But they weren't all that helpful or caring, even though I have premium status on Marriott. You can probably find a better airport stay option at CDG overall.

Conveniently located near the airport, easy train access to the hotel, 1min walk from train stop to hotel lobby. Check-in was a bit slow, requested for a baby bed at check-in was provided as soon as we entered the room. Toiletteries/amenities are organic, the tea is organic too however they provided instant coffee sachet. 28€ for breakfast, on the pricey side but worth it. Room is big and has view on the small hotel garden with rabbits, my daughter loved it. I will stay here again and recommend it.

The hotel is near the airport. You can get there by taking a small train according to the signs. It takes a while, but it is very convenient. There is a subway opposite the door. The room is not big, so it is suitable for one person. The breakfast is very good.