I don't know why this place gets so much criticism here. It's actually very nice. The room is little, but very cozy. The bed is perfectly comfy. The shower is tiny, but still good. It was clean everywhere. The location is just very good, especially if you're aiming for the exhibition center or Charles de Gaulle Airport. People on the reception were polite and professional. I booked this hotel for the money I would hardly find a good hostel in Paris, the value for money is just great.

It doesn't have this glossiness that more expensive hotels have. But for me it wasn't a big downside. Little space in the room and shower, but it doesn't make the place uncomfortable (for my taste)

I was looking for a bed for the night a few stops outside Paris for less than €45. This hotel was just what I required. It is only a three minutes walk from the RER station Parc des Expositions. Exit the station straight ahead, cross the road and turn left. The hotel is on the second street as you follow the path. Between the two rows if buildings you will see the large sign with the name if the hotel. Registration is in the next door hotel. The ticket price to use the RER is €5, but you would have to pay €2 to use the metro anyway, so considering the better deals you find in the suburbs I think this comment by previous reviewers is a red herring. The shower was small as mentioned in other reviews, but as a male who is 191cm I managed OK. On arrival the bed closest to the bathroom was a little too close to the bathroom. I moved the separation between the two single beds and pushed them together. This gave extra space between the beds and the small bathroom and made the room less claustrophobic. My mattress was comfortable. I would have preferred a firmer pillow but I didn't have neck ache when I woke up. The small table area was perfect for the food I had bought in a supermarket before leaving Gare Du Nord. Travel cutlery and a travel kettle are a good small investment when staying in a budget hotel like this. The hotel next door has a restaurant offering a €20 meal. I looked on the menu out of curiosity, but there was nothing for vegetarians, let alone vegans. When I left the next day I noticed couple of brasseries opposite the railway station, but I don't know the opening hours. The WiFi in the room was mostly good with occasional buffering. For the location, near to Paris and the airport, (as well as the exhibition centre) it is a good budget hotel. I wouldn't want to pay more than €50 a night however. As a plus the tourist tax (taxe du sejour) is a very reasonable €1.13 per person per night.

The window would be better with triple glazing as the area is very close to the airport. I slept well however. For me this accommodation is better than staying in a hostel dormitory while minimising expenditure. You don't do end €45 and expect the Ritz.

Excellent location. Very close to Intermat show which I was attending at the local exhibition centre. The hotel was good value for money and the facilities provided everything that was necessary. Very good restaurant in its adjoining sister hotel with a varied menu.

Noise from passing aircraft at night could be a bit distracting as they did continue until relatively late but otherwise there are no complaints.

This hotel is extremely good value for money, particularly in a city as notoriously expensive as Paris. It's located a short walk from the Parc des Expositions stop on the RER-B line. The room and facilities were fine. We particularly appreciated the vending machines in the lobby - reasonably priced and a great selection of snacks.

The check in was super quick, the lobby is quite pleasant and the rooms are clean and comfortable. The breakfast was amazing, very good value for money. The hotel is perfect for those going to the parc des expositions as it is quite literally across the street from it ! I was a bit scared because of all the negative comments but don't mind them, for this value and for those on a business trip it is perfect.

Wi-fi does not work in the rooms, toilet is a bit smelly.

Cyan is a good hotel for the price and it is near a good train station and buses are available to go to a commercial center where you find a lot of good shops and outlets.

The room size is small but it is ok for the price.

Location is great for access from CdG by RER B, though didn't find cheap way of doing it for just the two stops. The return the next morning to CdG was fine. Room was decent, and linen very clean. Good shower.

Couldn't get the air-conditioning to work, but might have been my fault. Was definitely warm.

I like most about the place, you get clean towels every day, coffee, milk and peace of mind, to be honest when I booked I didn't realised that was the same place I went for breakfast some time ago, I walked in for breakfast I was asked to pay before being served and yet well eating a couple came for breakfast they were served and pay after, I find that " racist " for the first time in Ireland I was asked to pay before self-service, the gentleman standing at the door to the dining room, for that reason during my stay I didn't eat at the place went out for food.

They should treat clients equally or any individual in that matter, if I knew that was the place I was booking for my stay, I wouldn't have gone there despite the affordable price

I read some comments before choosing this hotel and I was worried the hotel might be bad but still worth the money for 1 night. It turned out to be perfect! Yes, it's very basic, but my room was big and tidy. I got there in the late afternoon, slept very well and woke up well rested to get my flight. The airport is really just 10min away from the metro stop that is a 5min walk from the hotel.

I didn't need to have dinner, but if I had to I don't know if I would have been able to find any restaurant/bistrot/food chain nearby.

Close to the CDG airport. Great shower. Easy enough to get to the CDG airport with public transport.

It's just a Prèmiere Classe under a different name. So don't expect anything other than that. It was rather hot and stuffy. Remember: you get what you pay for.