We love staying at this hotel, as frequent travellers to France we look forward to our overnight stay here. Its in a lovely setting and the staff are always helpful and friendly. We have also been here with the grandchildren who absolutely love the swimming pool!

The smell of sewerage is present everywhere in the hotel! The carpets are dirty, soap not replaced if finished ( I had to beg for some shower gel at the front desk!) nor was the Nescafe in the room. What a pity as the park is beautiful!

This was not our first stay at the hotel and as always the staff were really helpful (allowed me to practice my French!) The facilities are brilliant, three generations had a fab time in the pool and sauna!

OK for the money, not mutch to do but quite close to the railway. In the town is a bakery and a bar not much more. Nice woods, tranquile sorroundings. Rooms are a bit dated. A little hassle at the check in - took longer than usual at Novotels. Castle is nice but not stunning.

We stayed at this hotel for two nights during half term. We drove from London and arrived in time for dinner. Our room was a superior Novotel room on the 8th floor, which was actually two floors lower than the reception level. It was lovely and quiet and had the usual benefits of a superior Novotel room. We had a safe, which was not working when we arrived, so the reception staff offered to look after our valuables until it was fixed. The tea and coffee making facilities are always welcome as I have stayed in expensive hotels in central Paris that don't offer this. We always take extra tea bags and coffee of our own. There was a complimentary bottle of water in the little fridge, which is a welcome touch. The restaurant, bar and swimming pool were in the chateau, which is a short walk away and the staff there were also very friendly and helpful.The weather was fine for us, so this was not a problem. The pool and sauna were one of the reasons why we booked the hotel and we were not disappointed. Breakfast was in the same building as the rooms and offered a good selection for all tastes. We seemed to get a good deal on the breakfast compared with other Novotels we have visited. The hotel was perfect for us because we did not really want to do anything for those frost two days other than relax or swim. We found a small shopping centre nearby for a quick visit and we also went briefly to L'Isle Adam, where we found a wonderful bakery. The quiet location was just what we wanted and the staff are among the most friendly we have found in the many French Novotels we have visited. I would definitely go back and would recommend it to others

We enjoyed our stay in Maffliers but felt a little misled by the company’s website about the type of accommodation offered. While Novotel proudly displays images of the beautiful ‘chateau’ and its grounds in Maffliers it should have been made abundantly clear to guests that they would not be staying in the stately home but rather in an anonymous accommodation 'block' 50 metres away. The bedroom was adequate but just your normal Ibis/Novotel-style room. The block itself could do with a little refurbishment. Have to say that the service was very good (thank you Sebastiano!) and the meal, too. However, I felt that the character of the restaurant where dinner was served lacked the grandeur of a true castle setting. It was a great shame, therefore, that the Accor group had done nothing to re-create the ambience of a grandiose setting akin to how the designers and original inhabitants probably had intended. To end on a positive note, the area is splendid with a wonderful park to explore.

Rooms can be excellent value depending on dates travelling. Restaurant (especially wines) little pricey although food is good but not exceptional. Beautiful quiet location, stunning grounds and very attractive hotel. Very good range of facilities - bikes, pool, ping pong,interactive games etc. Warm welcome from efficient staff. Have used it several times and will continue to so!

Quiet and friendly hotel not far from Paris ( by car or train),value for money,good personel,nice swimming pool and many leisure possibilities. No remarks except the breakfastroom was too small for this hotel

I found the front desk staff very friendly and overly accomodating, going beyond normal service at times (for example,they helped me to find and print my flights when the communal computer center was out of order). The room was decent size, clean and comfortable with very good sound barrier and very quite fan for heating/cooling system. The thing that I found odd was the layout of this hotel and all the litterature in the room did not give any aid in figuring out the where things were located. The chateau, where most of the ammenities are located, was a walk down the drive which was OK during our stay because we had good weather but I can't imagine what it would be like in wet and windy conditions. A map of the grounds and surrounding communities would have been helpful as well in the room information brochure. The chateau houses things like the pool, sauna, billards and game room, business center with computer and printer for guest use (out of order during our stay), bar and restaurant. Saw more than one guest having to hoof it back to the hotel reception desk to get a towel for the pool -not very convenient. Luckily for us, my husband spoke with some people in the sauna to find out that you had to book a seating at the restaurant during certain time frames (7, 7:30 and 9 pm) otherwise we wouldn't have known because there is nothing about that in the information brochure. Villages in the area are sparse and not much in them so you are pretty much tied to the hotel once you arrive and the prices reflect that. We ate dinner at the hotel and the food and service were exceptional but a little pricey, disappointed with the poor beer selection and over priced wines. During our stay there were 2 wedding receptions and we found ourselves going out of our way to stay out of their way, especially with the photos which took place in the area we needed to walk through to get to the chateau. Location of the hotel for proximity to Charles DeGualle airport is super, easy access to motorways, about 30 minute drive,etc. Next time I will know how this hotel works and come prepared because I liked the tranquil surroundings, quite comfortable room for good night sleep and quick drive to the airport for morning flights.

We stayed one night in this hotel. It was conveniently located on our way from Lyon to the Eurotunnel. It is very clean. Rooms are comfortable and quiet. There is alsso a nice swimming pool and sauna. It is surrounded with beautiful gardens. At the same time, it is not far at all from Paris centre if you drive.

Good quality hotel in quiet countryside surroundings. Easily accessible to Paris if you have a car (and with secluded private parking at no additional cost). Rooms are in a purpose built annex away from the chateau which houses the restaurant, bar, pool and function / conference rooms. Rooms are fine and modern, and kept clean. Most rooms have a double bed with a convertible sofa bed and look out to woodland or the interior courtyard. A number of years ago, when I last visited, the main restaurant was more self styled "fine dining" and over priced for what was offered. Now it is styled "Novotel Café", meaning you can get a good meal at a decent price, and the service was excellent (bar, restaurant and reception). I would have no hesitation to recommend or return, but you need a car, and don't expect to walk to small local restaurants / bars