This hotel has a modern appeal and the rooms are extraordinary. Also the bed was very comfortable and TV very huge. The breakfast was delicious and provided many options. I love the energetic and youthful staff.

A one night stay for business at Orly airport. Good breakfast (extra cost) and friendly staff. Room is good but would prefer a working deck & chair instead of the sofa. Mini-fridge is a plus. An ice machine or two would be nice. I will stay here on my next trip to Orlt.

This is a great hotel for saying over to catch a flight at Orly or just to stay at a reasonable rate. The hotel is easy to get to and check-in is simple. The staff are extremely nice and work hard to make your stay pleasant. The lobby area is comfortable to study, read, or just relax. There's a bar with pretty good snacks and a restaurant with more restricted hours. There are 3 outdoor sitting areas that are quite comfortable. The rooms are modern and spotless with a full sized safe and comfy beds. They are very quiet so rest is easy. The bath is large with a full rain shower and a real door (not the sliding barn door). Airport access to Terminal 4 is a walk of about 800 yards but there are elevators so it is all flat walking. Overall this was a most pleasant place to stay and did everything we needed prior to our flight out of Orly.

Had to stay at Orly for a night unexpectedly, walked to Novotel with four bags on two trollies, checked-in, left three bags in their luggage room and took two trollies to the room. Staff were friendly and helpful. Told us how to get to a shopping mall, because there is nothing close to the hotel. Room was good size, well appointed and perfect for our needs

Nice and spacy room. Great experience with breakfast served in my room and on time. Only thing is the price of the restaurant . Dinner was expensive for just rice and chicken. Will go back nonetheless . Location to Orly 4 is great .

Well located, a walk from International Terminal 4 at Orly, this hotel is clean, modern and has everything you need for an overnight stay. It has great technology for online check-in and a fast check in what a desk clerk using an iPhone app. If you’re flying early from Orly, and need to stay overnight, a good place to do it. We did Uber in to town for dinner and at Euro 35 (estimate) it’s a great combo.

Efficient and swift check in. Very friendly and multilingual staff Comfortable well decorated room Good dinner menu: not overpriced All you need for a breakfast which will set you up for the rest of the day

Don't know until past mont about the existence of this superb hotel. Very well connected to any terminal. Sadly I can't enjoy the breakfast. Was a great idea to invite me a drink. To be recommended to any who will need.

I stayed for 2 nights in this hotel.The room is very good, very clean with all the confort You need for working.However despite the service which is good I've taken the raviolis (20+ euros) which has no taste at all and was insipid.Then the fruit salad was full of sugar. Overal experience was very bad despite service.Very unhappy about that.

Novotel Coeur d´Orly, nice well equipped rooms, friendly people, average rather limited food options, covered parking. Location next to the airport and close to business areas incl. the Rungis markets.

The hotel is nice enough and the staff try to look after you. We were not allowed to order food to eat at the bar had to go to the Restaurant but we did not want to eat in there so did without.The walk to the airport is a mess depening on how much luggage you have

Overall is was a pleasant stay. Rooms clean, smart and functional. The things I don’t like are not having an iron in the room, which I find irritating. Also, the app asked what time I was arriving and it prompted you to be able to say before noon. I arrived around noon and was told I could have a room but it would cost an extra 40 euros. So there were rooms available.... not the best start and not a good impression. Other than that the staff were really friendly and helpful.

Convenient - ie walking distance to Orly Airport terminals. Perfect for travellers. Has everything you need and staff are super friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good. Dinner menu had limited selection and would be improved with more choice.

Perfect location near to the airport. The hotel was nice, modern , new and clean. I couldn't open the window to have fresh air and the air conditioner looks like was working but wasn't I had just the air conditioner noise.. The bedroom was warm. Big room. Comfortable beds. I couldn't connect to the WIFI I used the IBIS HOTEL WIFI near to the Novotel each time I needed to use my phone. I used the IBIS HOTEL guest computer too. Next time I will stay at the IBIS HOTEL because I saw bedrooms with open windows and good WIFI and they offer computer station for the guests.

Despite numerous emails and PHONE CALLS from the USA to the Novotel Paris Couer d'Orly at the Airport, I was charged a "day usage" for my two day stay at the Novotel Paris d'Orly. This should NOT have happened. While I understand that because I booked my FIRST night via Booking.com and my SECOND night via the ACCOR website, since I had made numerous email notifications and phone calls to the Novotel at the d'Orly Airport, and Booking.com, and ACCOR membership website....I was not allowed to simply pay for two nights. My plane was to arrive until 8am the morning. I paid full rate for that room. I asked the Novotel to please just keep me in the same room that I had booked on the 27th that I had booked through Booking.com as the subsequent room that I had booked through the ACCOR website for the evening of the 28th. Instead, I was charged 90 Euro's for the "privilege" of staying two nights at the Novotel since I could only check into my room booked for the 27th at 9am in the morning after my plane landed in Paris....so I paid not only for the evening of the 27th, AND the evening of the 28th but I was also charged a 90 Euro "day fee" for "checking into" a room on the morning of the 28th. This is NOT how a guest of the Novotel d'Orly should be treated...let alone a member of ACCOR's chain of hotels. I sent so many emails, I made so MANY international calls via my cell phone...that it boggles the mind. Is this REALLY how ACCOR treats it's customers? For the last five days I have been asking that question...to which I got no reply. Does ACCOR not underdstand the meaning of "guest" or "memberhship"? To be fair an ACCOR rep did sympathize with my plight...but their response to me was..."just talk to the desk at the Novotel d'Orly. Which I did...which got me two return emails that would send anyone into a tizzy! Now 90 Euro's might not not "break the bank"...but that is not the issue...the issue is how does ACCOR treat it's members, and how does Novotel d'Orly conduct it's business.