Hyatt CDG REVIEW - MASTER THREAD [left 31Mar23]
May 16, 2003, 8:29 pm
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The bus comes by regularly, so it's not a problem.
Having stayed there quite a few times, if you'd like a great seafood restaurant, take a taxi to Restaurant Le Cenacle, 1 rue de la Mairie, Vieux Pays, 93290 Tremblay-En-France. +33 (1) 48613291.
It's very small and fantastic!
Having stayed there quite a few times, if you'd like a great seafood restaurant, take a taxi to Restaurant Le Cenacle, 1 rue de la Mairie, Vieux Pays, 93290 Tremblay-En-France. +33 (1) 48613291.
It's very small and fantastic!
May 16, 2003, 8:40 pm
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I was just there 3 weeks ago. If you arrive at terminal 1 go to exit 8 and the bus comes every 20 minutes. Also the hotel has free shuttle to central Paris twice a day. Leaves at 10 am and 3:30pm
returns 6:30pm and 10:30pm. This will save you a lot of money.
returns 6:30pm and 10:30pm. This will save you a lot of money.
May 16, 2003, 8:43 pm
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Sorry just reread your post. At terminal 2 they come also every 20 minutes but i don't know the exit. Just follow the hotel bus signs it is very easy.
May 17, 2003, 12:17 am
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Charles de Gaulle Airport
By free Hyatt shuttle, every day, every 20 minutes, 3 km to the hotel.
Shuttle to Terminal 2
First departure hotel at 6:00 am
Last departure hotel at 12:45 am
Hyatt Regency Paris-Charles de Gaulle
Terminal 2A - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2C - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2F - Arrival Gate 0.08 - Departure, Gate 2.15 and 2.03, signage 'Other Hotels'
Train Station TGV RER Terminal 2 - Bus Exit, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2D - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2B - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Train Station RER T1 - Arrival Gate 8, signage 'Shuttles'
Terminal 1 - Arrival Gate 8, signage 'Shuttles'
Shuttle to Terminal 1
First departure hotel at 6:00 am
Last departure hotel at 1:00 am
Hyatt Regency Paris Charles de Gaulle
Terminal 1 - Arrival Gate 8, signage 'Shuttles'
Terminal 9:
Take the ADP shuttle in order to reach one of the other terminals.
http://paris.charlesdegaulle.hyatt.c...cation_02.html
Hope this helps.
By free Hyatt shuttle, every day, every 20 minutes, 3 km to the hotel.
Shuttle to Terminal 2
First departure hotel at 6:00 am
Last departure hotel at 12:45 am
Hyatt Regency Paris-Charles de Gaulle
Terminal 2A - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2C - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2F - Arrival Gate 0.08 - Departure, Gate 2.15 and 2.03, signage 'Other Hotels'
Train Station TGV RER Terminal 2 - Bus Exit, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2D - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Terminal 2B - Gate 6, signage 'Other Hotels'
Train Station RER T1 - Arrival Gate 8, signage 'Shuttles'
Terminal 1 - Arrival Gate 8, signage 'Shuttles'
Shuttle to Terminal 1
First departure hotel at 6:00 am
Last departure hotel at 1:00 am
Hyatt Regency Paris Charles de Gaulle
Terminal 1 - Arrival Gate 8, signage 'Shuttles'
Terminal 9:
Take the ADP shuttle in order to reach one of the other terminals.
http://paris.charlesdegaulle.hyatt.c...cation_02.html
Hope this helps.
May 17, 2003, 5:54 pm
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Don't worry about the vans, they are regular, and will go out of their way if you ask them. I was there on 9/11 and took them back and forth the aiport for 3 days and they were very good each time.
Jul 30, 2003, 12:43 pm
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Hyatt Paris CDG Airport
Has anyone stayed here recently? The lady at Dianond Desk (who is very nice) is quoting me a reasonable rate ($120 Euros), and it certainly seems convenient to airport.
I am mainly asking due to the negative comments I read re: Park Hyatt Paris.
Thanks.
I am mainly asking due to the negative comments I read re: Park Hyatt Paris.
Thanks.
Jul 30, 2003, 1:04 pm
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Just right for overnight!
It looks like a prison from the outside.
Inside the style is modern but it seems already outdated.
Indoor pool has plastic furniture and is really uninviting.
Food is just ok.
You are in the middle of nowhere.
Great to fly in/out of.
Regency Club used to be good but don't know if it is still open.
Don't expect anything special.
It looks like a prison from the outside.
Inside the style is modern but it seems already outdated.
Indoor pool has plastic furniture and is really uninviting.
Food is just ok.
You are in the middle of nowhere.
Great to fly in/out of.
Regency Club used to be good but don't know if it is still open.
Don't expect anything special.
Jul 30, 2003, 3:30 pm
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its ok. the RC was the best part but i believe its closed now.
just to clarify -- yes, there's lots of negative stuff on the park hyatt paris, but i think that's just relative to people's very high expectations. the park hyatt paris is FAR superior to the Hyatt CDG imho. if i were you, i'd find a place in central paris-- there were reports of getting the hyatt madeleine for E230 or so, and there are a million small hotels that are very fairly priced.
you can't stay out very late if you have to get back to CDG.
just to clarify -- yes, there's lots of negative stuff on the park hyatt paris, but i think that's just relative to people's very high expectations. the park hyatt paris is FAR superior to the Hyatt CDG imho. if i were you, i'd find a place in central paris-- there were reports of getting the hyatt madeleine for E230 or so, and there are a million small hotels that are very fairly priced.
you can't stay out very late if you have to get back to CDG.
Jul 30, 2003, 4:23 pm
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Very nice hotel with very friendly staff. They are still selling Regency Club rooms on the Hyatt.com site so I would presume they still have a Regency Club. We were there about 10 months ago. Club was nice with free drinks at night. Shuttle service to the terminals reuns frequently.
Jul 30, 2003, 10:21 pm
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I was just there. RC is open and quite nice. They have added a high speed internet computer for free use. The food is more than adequate--far better than must US properties. The staff is wonderful. A great bargan in spite of it being kind of nowhere. They do have free shuttles to the airport RER and the city.
Jul 31, 2003, 6:41 am
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Thank you for your questions about Hyatt Regency Paris - Charles de
Gaulle. I am pleased to confirm that the Regency Club at this hotel is
open and available for reservations.
As indicated above, Hyatt Regency Paris - Charles de Gaulle is a very
sleek, modern hotel, designed by famed architect Helmut Jahn. You may be
familiar with his work, as Mr. Jahn also designed the United Airlines
terminal at Chicago O'Hare International airport, the Illinois State Office
Building in Chicago and numerous other buildings in the United States and
Germany.
Hyatt Regency Paris - Charles de Gaulle is located about 10 minutes by free shuttle bus from the CDG airport. For more details about the hotel, please visit www.paris.charlesdegaulle.hyatt.com
With warm regards,
Julia Moore
Gold Passport Internet Concierge
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Gaulle. I am pleased to confirm that the Regency Club at this hotel is
open and available for reservations.
As indicated above, Hyatt Regency Paris - Charles de Gaulle is a very
sleek, modern hotel, designed by famed architect Helmut Jahn. You may be
familiar with his work, as Mr. Jahn also designed the United Airlines
terminal at Chicago O'Hare International airport, the Illinois State Office
Building in Chicago and numerous other buildings in the United States and
Germany.
Hyatt Regency Paris - Charles de Gaulle is located about 10 minutes by free shuttle bus from the CDG airport. For more details about the hotel, please visit www.paris.charlesdegaulle.hyatt.com
With warm regards,
Julia Moore
Gold Passport Internet Concierge
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Jul 31, 2003, 2:40 pm
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For a GREAT meal, check out Restaurant Le Cenacle, 1, rue de la Mairie, Vieux Pays
93290 Tremblay-En-France. +33 (1) 48613291
It's a small wonderful restaurant. Almost no english, but a friendly staff.
Also, there's another with a free shuttle called Ferme something or another. The concierge will know. Much less expensive, about $20 for a full meal, and also nice. But not like Le Cenacle!
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93290 Tremblay-En-France. +33 (1) 48613291
It's a small wonderful restaurant. Almost no english, but a friendly staff.
Also, there's another with a free shuttle called Ferme something or another. The concierge will know. Much less expensive, about $20 for a full meal, and also nice. But not like Le Cenacle!
[This message has been edited by RayinMaui (edited 07-31-2003).]
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Jul 31, 2004, 9:48 am
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Hyatt Paris CDG- Just Back
Just returned from a very nice stay at the Hyatt CDG. This is a beautiful, contemporary hotel located about 10 minutes from CDG via free hotel shuttle (every 15 minutes). The rooms appear to have been refurbished since our last stay 2 years ago. We had an Executive Suite, which was huge. The living room was probably about 800-900 square feet and the separate bedroom was very large. Very nice large bathroom with huge soaking tub and a separate stall shower. Separate toilet. Only one sink, however. The two-level Regency Club is undergoing renovation and has been relocated to a much smaller, unattended facility in what appears to have been a suite or a meeting room on the 4th floor. It has very limited offerings. To make up for the shortcomings, Regency Club guests are allowed to have the full hot breakfast buffet in the restaurant without charge. It's one of the better buffets I've had, with made to order omelettes.
We have stayed at this hotel several times as a less expensive alternative to staying directly in Paris (about 1/2 the price). The Hyatt shuttle takes us to the RER train station where trains (more like Metro cars) depart every 15 minutes and make several stops in central Paris. It takes about 35 minutes from CDG to St. Michel Metro station. We purchase Paris Visite passes which give us unlimited travel on the RER, the Metro and buses.
Staff is great and friendly. Only complaint we had was the toilet wasn't working properly and after two calls, it still was never repaired. I noted it on a guest comment card left at the hotel and had a very apologetic e-mail by the time we arrived home.
We have stayed at this hotel several times as a less expensive alternative to staying directly in Paris (about 1/2 the price). The Hyatt shuttle takes us to the RER train station where trains (more like Metro cars) depart every 15 minutes and make several stops in central Paris. It takes about 35 minutes from CDG to St. Michel Metro station. We purchase Paris Visite passes which give us unlimited travel on the RER, the Metro and buses.
Staff is great and friendly. Only complaint we had was the toilet wasn't working properly and after two calls, it still was never repaired. I noted it on a guest comment card left at the hotel and had a very apologetic e-mail by the time we arrived home.
Jul 31, 2004, 11:09 am
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Hyatt CDG
Thanks for the great write-up. 
Do you have any idea when the renovations to the RC will be completed? I'll be there in mid-September.
Do you have any idea when the renovations to the RC will be completed? I'll be there in mid-September.
Jul 31, 2004, 10:01 pm
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different CDG opinion
My contradictions to the OP's review.
The dang shuttle bus didn't come for an hour.. I called twice as well
As a diamond, I got a tiny room but it was on the RC floor. It was open in July when I was there but the selection was quite limited in the morning.. I sure wasn't overwhelmed to say the least
its a decent place but i only recommend it as an airport hotel.. not a place to stay if you want to be in the city
one other thing, I've never had so much trouble as to get my Mastercard credit to post as I have with this hotel (for the FFN promo).. the stay posted fine.. but not the MC.. sheesh
The dang shuttle bus didn't come for an hour.. I called twice as well
As a diamond, I got a tiny room but it was on the RC floor. It was open in July when I was there but the selection was quite limited in the morning.. I sure wasn't overwhelmed to say the least
its a decent place but i only recommend it as an airport hotel.. not a place to stay if you want to be in the city
one other thing, I've never had so much trouble as to get my Mastercard credit to post as I have with this hotel (for the FFN promo).. the stay posted fine.. but not the MC.. sheesh
