Hilton Paris Charles De Gaulle Airport {FRA} (France)
#46
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Just curious. Was the Hilton La Defense all booked for awards also? Although not in Paris proper, it is only a 5 min subway ride to the Arc de Triomphe. La Defense is a huge business complex with a cool arch that is itself a business office. La Defense just went through some serious renevations. Oh Yeah, welcome to Flyertalk!
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E-mail address for Hilton Charles de galle, Paris?
Does anyone know the e-mail address for the Paris Hilton by the charles de galle airport? Thanks.
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#48
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CDGHITWSAL AT hilton.com
www.viamichelin.com choose hotels and then choose cdg and there you will find it. This work for almost every Hilton hotel in Europe.
www.viamichelin.com choose hotels and then choose cdg and there you will find it. This work for almost every Hilton hotel in Europe.
#51
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<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by NationalCCW:
Does anyone know the e-mail address for the Paris Hilton by the charles de galle airport? Thanks.
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Does anyone know the e-mail address for the Paris Hilton by the charles de galle airport? Thanks.
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http://www.hilton-paris.com/roissy-a...oms-maile.html
You can mail for reservations, there's room for comment so this may be of help.
Nigel
#52
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CDG Airport Hilton
Does anyone know how often the shuttle drives around the terminals to get to the Hilton? Can I count on them just coming around or do I have to call?
Also what is the RER station near the hotel? is it Terminal 1?
Thanks.
Also what is the RER station near the hotel? is it Terminal 1?
Thanks.
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The shuttles run almost constantly. You will have very little wait. But make sure you get on the right one (the green one). At terminal 1 it is right outside baggage claim to the right. Follow the signs for the RER B station. Get off at the station and walk to the right, out back. The Hilton is right there. To get into central Paris you take the RER B train from the station to Gare du Nord, or connect to anywhere in the city. But from the airport station make sure you take the express train to Gare du Nord. Check the TV monitors on the platform. Make sure Gare du Nord is the first stop, even if you have to wait. Otherwise you are stuck making lots of stops on the way into town.
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Originally Posted by flyinbob
Make sure Gare du Nord is the first stop, even if you have to wait. Otherwise you are stuck making lots of stops on the way into town.
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The shuttles for the CDG Airport Hilton are silver vans that say Hilton on the side. The one at Terminal 1 is outside door 8 (I think) next to the elevators leaving baggage claim. It will take you right to the airport Hilton. When leaving the Hilton to go back to the terminals make sure you get on the right one as one services terminal 1 and the other services terminal 2.
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Originally Posted by Baze
The shuttles for the CDG Airport Hilton are silver vans that say Hilton on the side. The one at Terminal 1 is outside door 8 (I think) next to the elevators leaving baggage claim. It will take you right to the airport Hilton. When leaving the Hilton to go back to the terminals make sure you get on the right one as one services terminal 1 and the other services terminal 2.
And the express RER certainly does get to Gare du Nord MUCH sooner that the local train, so it is worth waiting for. It is safe to assume that while all RER trains run on the same tracks (as trains in the US do), there is more than one track, and the express trains pass the locals about halfway to Gare du Nord.
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Originally Posted by MorganB
Although you do have to make lots of extra stops on the "non express" trains, there is no point in waiting on one. All RER B trains run on the same tracks. First one out of the station gets to Paris first regardless of express or not.
Originally Posted by flyinbob
...the express RER certainly does get to Gare du Nord MUCH sooner that the local train, so it is worth waiting for. It is safe to assume that while all RER trains run on the same tracks (as trains in the US do), there is more than one track, and the express trains pass the locals about halfway to Gare du Nord.
So follow MorganB's advice: if the non-express train is first, it will get you to Gare du Nord 6 mins faster than if you wait for the express.
#59
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I would be waiting for the Hilton shuttle. Do they have that RER Bus shuttle at Terminal 2? I would think that everyone would just walk to the station there.
So back to the question: If there is no RER Shuttle at Terminal 2, do I have to call to get the Hilton to pick me up? I will be arriving at 2D.
Thanks everyone.
So back to the question: If there is no RER Shuttle at Terminal 2, do I have to call to get the Hilton to pick me up? I will be arriving at 2D.
Thanks everyone.
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I have flown into both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. I did not have to call from either terminal for the Hilton shuttle. I went to the designated spot and it showed up withing 10 minutes and took me directly to the Hilton there at the airport. Same thing at Paris Orly. Went to the designated pick up spot and the Hilton Shuttle showed up within 10 minutes with no call.