Hotels in Val-d'Oise

"It's a half-hour drive from the airport, next to McDonald's. The breakfast is simple, with cheese, ham, bread and coffee. The hygiene is acceptable. French hotels generally have small rooms. This time the basin is in the room. The staff has a good service attitude and convenient parking. I chose this place to go to Monet's Garden and Van Gogh's last town, Auvers-sur-Oise. It is very suitable for self-driving."

"Facilities: Excellent, a great choice for a layover. It's super convenient to the airport; just a short walk outside to the small train station that connects to all terminals. Cleanliness: Very good. Environment: Airport view with no noise. Service: Also good. Even though breakfast was packed, the servers were very busy keeping up. Pictures 1-2 show the view from the room window, and picture 3 is of the delicious restaurant next door – highly recommend!"

"The location felt really convenient. You can walk around the nearby town. Breakfast is an extra charge, but it's definitely worth it. There's a pizza truck downstairs where you can grab a bite. Buses 27 and 93 go to the airport."

"This hotel boasts an excellent location, right at the P+R parking station for the airport shuttle train. It's just one stop from Terminal 1, and then a ten-minute walk. Perfect for anyone catching an early flight. The room size was acceptable, not too small, and it was well-equipped and modern. They even provided a complimentary welcome drink."

"The room quality was average; it seemed like an old room that had been renovated. The card reader even said 'Residence Inn,' which doesn't meet Courtyard's standards. The service attitude was above average. You can take the CDGVAL to the airport, but if you take the hotel shuttle, it costs an extra 8 euros, which isn't really worth it."

"Our stay at Hotel Campanile Nature – Cergy Pontoise turned out to be a comfortable stop during our travels through France. The hotel is conveniently located close to the highway, making it easy to reach without any detours. Because of its location, it seems to attract a mix of guests—small sports teams gathering for events and workers staying during the week. Despite the variety of visitors, the hotel felt fairly calm during weekdays, which made for a relaxed atmosphere. The room itself was on the smaller side, but it made good use of the available space. Everything felt thoughtfully arranged, and the room was equipped with the essentials needed for a comfortable stay. Most importantly, the bed was genuinely comfortable, which is always something I appreciate after a long day on the road. The only real drawback was the soundproofing. Unfortunately, the walls seemed to let through more noise than I would have liked. One neighboring room happened to be occupied by a couple who is having affair. Their arguments—and other activities that are best left private—became an unexpected soundtrack throughout the night. It was one of those situations where you find yourself wishing the walls were just a little thicker. Overall, Hotel Campanile Nature – Cergy Pontoise offered a practical location, a comfortable bed, and a peaceful atmosphere for the most part. With improved sound insulation, it could have been an even more restful stay."

"Walking distance from CDG VAL from T1 to T2. Room is spacious. Breakfast is standard. Good for transit."

"I have to give a shout-out to Trip.com. The hotel I originally booked got canceled due to a strike, and Trip.com covered the price difference for me to rebook. I chose this Mercure to catch my flight. The bed was really comfortable, the location was super close to the airport, and it wasn't noisy at all."

"I used it when I visited Vincent Van Gogh Village. It was quiet and the staff were friendly and kind! However, it seems like it would be difficult to use the hotel using only public transportation."

"Overall Experience: This hotel is a practical and strategic choice if you are driving from nearby countries (like Belgium) or planning a trip to Disneyland Paris. It offers a good balance of accessibility and comfort for a family of four. Location & Transportation 📍🚌 Public Transport: Extremely convenient! There is a Bus Stop (No. 43) right in front of the hotel. You can take it to the nearby station and catch a train into Paris city center, which takes about 40-50 minutes. Driving to Disneyland: A major plus for families! It only took us about 40 minutes to drive to Disneyland Paris from the hotel. Parking: For those driving in (we drove from Brussels), there is on-site parking available for approximately €16-€18 per day. Room & Amenities 🛌 Family Room: We stayed in a room for four, which included a sofa bed as extra sleeping space. The room was functional and fit our family well. Amenities: Typical for European standards, the hotel provides the basics: soap and shampoo. If you need extra items like toothbrushes or slippers, make sure to bring your own! Dining & Service 🥐☕ Breakfast: We opted for the breakfast included. It was a standard spread—neither too fancy nor disappointing, just a solid ”okay” to start the day. Service: The staff provided great service following European standards. They were friendly, smiling, and very helpful with all our questions. Who is this hotel for? ✅ Ideal for travelers who have a car and want to avoid the high prices and traffic of central Paris, or families planning a ”split trip” between the city sights and Disneyland. #ParisHotel #EuropeRoadTrip #DisneylandParis #FamilyTravel #TravelReview #France"