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Good hotel for the night. Crowded. Staff was helpful but didn't go out of their way to help. Buffet is available late if you need to find somewhere to eat late. Clean rooms, but no better than any other of the 4 star hotels in the hotel district at CDG.

I loved this hotel as soon as I stepped into the reception area, very bright and cheery atmosphere. Lovely foyer and deck. The staff were friendly and ready to help out. The room is very big, complimentary tea and coffee was provided. Nice view out of my window and the bathroom was clean with sufficient provisions. Towels were very good too and bed was very big and comfortable. Really enjoyed my short stay of just one night here.The only thing which I did not like but which i believebis common to all hotels in France therefore not peculiar to this hotel, Dollar is not accepted as a means of payment of bills. I had to go to the airport to change money to settle my bill. Only news channels were in English, no movie or entertainment channel in English which was a bummer.

This was a very last minute booking (around 23h45) owing to a airline strike and despite having no rooms available the receptionist managed to squeeze us into a twin room by juggling around his already full guest-list. They also kept the bar open just long enough to grab a night-cap. Wonderful.The WiFi was very strong and the room quiet. Complimentary tea/coffee and bathroom items on offer and overall a sound night's sleep.Breakfast was of a very high standard with a wide range of consumables in a pleasant, ambient dining room.Recommended as an airport hotel with great proximity to CDG.

This room was booked in advance online for our stay before departing CDG Airport. We chose this hotel because it had a shuttle to the airport and a restaurant. There was free WI-FI. There was a fitness center/sauna. We felt very safe and secure because it takes a key card to ride up the elevator and this hotel was in a quiet area surrounded by other hotels.The receptionist was very friendly, spoke ENGLISH, and was very efficient. This is a modern, well ran hotel. The room was clean and roomy. In typical French fashion there was a split bath. The beds (2 twin beds) were comfortable. We had a very pleasant rest before flying home.The restaurant was interesting, but very good. The night (Saturday) we were there, there was a huge cold buffet with many, many unusual seafood dishes- an adventure in dining. For those less adventuresome, there was a hot buffet with salmon, chicken, pork, vegetables and rice. We tried both and found each well prepared and more than satisfactory.We took the subway from Gare de Lyon train station/ subway station to the airport and caught the hotel shuttle to the hotel (NO Taxis). We had bad experiences with overpriced, wandering taxis on several occasions.We would definitely stay in this hotel again!

There must be 50 hotels at CDG, all 4-6 storeys and similar architecture. I chose Golden Tulip because I read some decent reviews and the price was right. I stayed five nights to do some business in Paris before going to Berlin, so I have had a thorough look at this hotel.Although physically like the others, this is a little gem of a hotel. It's not luxurious but it's beautifully managed, meticulously clean, not shopworn and perfectly maintained. The rooms are well equipped and quiet, considering all the aviation going on around the hotel. Sparkling bathroom, fluffy white towels and crisp white sheets on a comfortable bed.There is a friendly bar just off the lobby and a restaurant that features a cold buffet with perfectly fresh raw and cooked seafood. There is a hot buffet which I did not try. Or you can order off the a la carte menu. The staff in the restaurant are mainly young people who are superbly trained. Sensing my halting French, they were eager to serve me in English. I like omelets and the chef is a master at producing an exquisitely seasoned, light, fluffy omelette with a cone of delicious (Belgian) fries and a mesclun salad with slivers of cheese and just the right amount of dressing.This hotel distinguishes itself from the others by its well-trained, sincere and attentive staff.It's true the hotel is in a complex of several hotels, but just walk 10 min and you are in the typical French village of Roissy, with its Casino and Carrefour mini-markets, patisserie, pharmacy and cluster of local bistros and bars. In the park surrounding City Hall (Le Mairie), there was a display of great photographs outdoors that made a stroll in the park feel really special.Last of all, don't diss The Black Bus. It is free, frequent and convenient. Go to the train station. From the level of the Sheraton, go to the back of the building near "Paul" fast (French) food stand and climb the stairs or take the elevator to the 5th floor, cross the drive and wait. Several buses serve this bus station. Look for the bus with Golden Tulip Hotel (among others) clearly written on the outside and on the illuminated banner on the front of the bus. The buses run 3 times an hour but sometimes traffic delays them. First stop is Terminal 1, then it goes to a hotel complex that is very compact. 4th stop is Golden Tulip and Campanile. It deposits you right in front of the hotel. You can use this free bus to go to the airport and the train station, it runs from early morning until late at night.