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Great hotel! I stayed at the Grand Hôtel Senia èn route to Skiathos & it couldn't be better. I was picked up from the local Metro station within minutes of arriving & booked my airport transfer for the following morning at 4.00 a.m before i'd even checked in. The room was clean & comfortable, facilities in the room were excellent & i was even directed to a decent pizzeria where i had an excellent pizza. I would definitely recommend this hotel & i'll definitely be staying there again if i'm flying from Paris Orly. Thanks for a great stay!

The location right by the airport made it easy to catch my connecting flight without any stress. The room was clean and well-equipped, providing everything I needed for a short stay. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and the check-in process was smooth. Overall, I would highly recommend this airport hotel for anyone looking for a convenient place to stay during their travels.

Very well located, residential area

Very good peaceful and clean safe experience staff is very kind and professional I really recommend you

Very good, will come back again

We stayed 3 days here. First of all, it is about 45mins - 1 hour to city center (zone 1). So be careful about time management. It is not clean at all if you're looking for a hygienic place. Bed was very uncomfortable. But it is cheaper than most of other hotels in Paris though. And the staff was friendly.

Because we booked 2 room types separately, the front desk provided a suite for 4 days without price increase, which saved us from moving halfway. The service feeling was improved a lot, so I didn't ask for daily cleaning. The room is a river view room, and there is a display screen on the right downstairs showing the daily price, which is also convenient for travel.

Novotel Orly I have been lax in writing reviews lately, and never imagined writing one for an airport hotel, but this place is definitely worth the effort. I had an early morning flight out of Orly and decided to stay at the airport rather than schlep in from Paris on a Monday morning. My check-in was quick and easy and they allowed me early access to my room, which are well designed, modern, clean and comfortable, including the bathroom. Public spaces are very warm and informal (not the usual cold reception desk in a sterile lobby) with well thought out colours and textures in a variety of seating areas and a bar that served snacks also. Also a place for kids to play video games and board games. Even a small library of interesting books. Now the real surprise was the restaurant. The baked filet of sea bass dish I had was worthy of a 5-star restaurant in terms of taste and presentation. The bread was warm, the butter soft, a sommelier brought out the wine and the creme brûlée among the finest. The dining room was warm and intimate, and I had a lovely waitress attend to me. There was a buffet breakfast offered and take away food ready at 5am. Once at Orly you are somewhat isolated as you cannot get access to the terminals without a boarding pass. There is a Franprix close to the hotel that will open soon apparently as well as proposed business park in the Couer d’Orly area of the airport. The Novotel is a great place to spend a relaxing afternoon/evening with a very pleasant and accommodating staff. Not one complaint whatsoever.

• When you spend more than $200 and their so-called shuttle is not available. Two hours at airport waiting at what you hope is the correct stop. • Calling 16x times only to have the same voice mail saying they can’t answer the phone-this is not a B&B room, this is part of a major chain that I have used for over 30 years….what’s going on? • Get to the hotel 10 min after their last orders for ‘convenience food’ to be told by reception to go beg to the restaurant to see if they can do something for you…..of course they cant. Don’t worry sir, use Uber Eats!. Surely at $200/night they should be arranging that? * BTW-if you ahvengt got the right card-after midnight its cash only at the bar, while you dine on peanuts • Anyhow-read the small print carefully and be prepared to have a developing world experience at Orly airport between Accor Hotels lack of service and no clear directions to the hotel. They say you can get a tram…..but of course that’s never clear and either you need a compass or luck…..certainly for over $200 they will make you walk, their navettes are invisible and their front desk couldn’t give two hoots!!!