Find hotels in Saint-Soupplets from NT$1,617

"The reception staff are slow and rude. To training on how to make a guest feel welcome "

"Great hotel - perfect for family trip to Disney "

"Definitely a 'mid' hotel. Good enough for an overnight airpirt stay. Our room had a terrible odour coming from the bathroom. We couldnt open the window because the handle was broken off. Last resort for air was the thermostat to run the fan, and that didnt work either. Probably some centralized master control to that. Breakfast was 'meh'. The staff didnt really do a good job at keeping up with supply, cleaning tables off or the food area. Again, overnight as airport stay. Thankful for the shuttle "

"The room was not very clean and for what you pay for it, I was surprised, there was actual poo on the back of the wall by the toilet flush button. It got us into the park an hour early and it had AC it wasn't the lowest on the list. The lowest on the list is the Santa Fe but I guess they don't have AC. It has a washer and dryer two washers and two dryers. You have to get tokens from the general store which I liked that. The buffet was extremely over priced $150 for 3 people for mid food buffet. I paid that much to eat at Walts inside the park. Overall I am not sure if I would return to this hotel. We did get to go on all the rides we wanted to by going in early each day and it was only a 10 minute walk to the park. "

"Great place to stay if you can find it! We arrived late and left the next morning and stayed overnight. The hotel is great. Here is how to find it: follow the signs to the train station. When you get to the area with all the hotel signs--and the Sheraton is not listed-- turn around and look for the subtle signage that shows the Sheraton is right around the corner!"

"Brilliant location, so handy for travelling to Disney. Highly recommend!"

"Clean and modern "

"I am very much happy with the service "

" Overall nice. Room was clean & peaceful. If you come from T2, go to the “train station” to take the CDGVAL to T3. Took 30’, 25” walk (I’m neither young nor healthy). Neighborhood is hotels and corporate buildings. Roissy Pôle is not the best area; I crossed path with “scarry” individuals. Hotel is easy to find, straight from the Roissy Pôle exit. Colorful commons area, ambiance is energetic, “hype” and trendy (co-working/open space/hub)-a lot going on. Better be a technophile or computer savvy-self check-in/check-out on screens at the kiosk (employees present-don’t expect too much if sthg goes wrong). iPad provided in the room to control lights, curtains and blinds, and TV (trad. switches too). Small room. No space for luggage. Shower/toilet within a plastic “egg” in the middle of the room, not separate. Provide shower products not individual toiletries. No coffeemaker nor beverages in the room (eco-friendly and safety reasons)> downstairs to get water, tea or coffee, was too tired to deal with the hustle and bustle, Small fridge, no microwave. Room has fancy light programs for ambient moods. Breakfast is expensive-over 20 euros. Bakery & groceries at Roissy Pole. Fun, not for shy people. No manager available at the time. No cash accepted, you need a debit or credit card for everything."