You never book an ibis and expect luxury, but the rooms are clean and has everything you need for a short stay..

The staff seemed pleasant enough, and were able to check us in (with our 12 rooms) really fast without any fuss

The restaurant served a pretty reasonable range of meals at decent prices, it was hardly fine dining, but I was too tired to care!

The following morning, I found a free train shuttle to the terminal which was fantastic. - ill happily return to this hotel

I resereved this hotel for an one-night stay between flights at CDG. The hotel was fine. However it is not very close to the airport - I had to wait 40 minuts for a very crowded shuttle bus. Then, the lady at the reception desk couldn't find my reservation made at Accor's website. The room was large and very fresh. I didn't like the fact that the use of wifi is time/data limited.

When I have an early flight out of Charles de Gaulle, Paris, I always stay at the Ibis hotel. ( on line purchase, 79 Euros).
The hotel has recently upgraded their bedding, duvet and down pillows. The shower is still small however the entire bathroom has been made over.

Checking in is quick and checking out is quicker ( just drop your key in the big plastic bubble).
Security is great, you need your key to use the lift.
Not a luxury hotel, simply a well appointed one night's stay steps away from the door to the airport. Sure beats the crowds of early morning RER,

We would sleep our first night after a long haul flight on CDG then on next morning would get a plane to Barcelona. So everything we needed was a nice sleep time. This is why we got an airport hotel.

We've made a very early reservation on their website, where's written that they have air conditioning in the bedroom. We arrived exausted and I felt that the bedroom temperature was a little bit warm, even that outside was about 16C. The air conditioning was not working properly.

I've gone to the front desk and complained about the air conditioning with the manager (I believe that he was the manager, as he was dressed different from others). He told me that nothing was wrong, that the air conditioning would not provide fresh air at that time of the year, as outside was cold, so I could open the window. I tried to explain that we were on an airport Hotel, so the windows are not expected to be open (they are sound proof) but he insisted that I should open up the window and that the air conditioning would not provide fresh air.

That's ridiculous. I had to choose between try to sleep listening aircraft engines or do sauna. Lack of consumer respect. They didn't told me about the 15 minutes garantee that Ibis has (I only known this after receiving an e-mail from Ibis), so you can choose to don't be hosted there and don't pay anything. But the manager didn't told this to us.

Well, beside that, the room is the smallest I've ever been, smelly and the bathroom is particulary small. The restaurants are the worst possible, and the bar has terrible options extremely expensive.

I will never, ever been there again. The only concern you have when booking an airport hotel is to have a nice rest, but it's not possible there.