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Ibis Orly Aéroport Hotel

Ibis Orly Aéroport is located within Orly Airport, making it primarily a practical stop for passengers on business or leisure stopovers. The property description records 300 rooms and describes accommodation arranged around the needs of an airport stay.

At the airport

The airport setting reduces the need for an additional journey after arrival. It may also be useful for an early departure, although travellers should check the route between their terminal and the hotel before travelling. Terminal access arrangements can change.

Orly lies in Val-de-Marne, within Île-de-France. Guests planning time away from the airport should therefore work out their ground transport in advance; the directory entry does not give journey times into Paris or describe public transport connections.

Rooms

Rooms are described in a warm, traditional style. Each combines a functional bathroom with the brand’s Sweet Bed bedding. The directory entry also lists a work area, telephone, television and Wi-Fi, making the accommodation suitable for catching up on work as well as resting during a stopover.

Room type and equipment should be confirmed when booking, particularly when a specific bed arrangement or workspace is important.

Breakfast, restaurant and bar

The breakfast offering described in the directory entry is a buffet with crêpes, tortillas, pastries, coffee and fruit juice. The same account lists a restaurant serving regional cooking and a hotel bar. Its service periods are likely to change, so the older timetable is not reproduced here.

Meetings and practical facilities

For business visits, the property is described as having six meeting rooms. Other listed facilities include a reception safe, Wi-Fi throughout the hotel and a car park with 160 spaces. Smoke detectors and fire alarms are also noted.

Parking terms, dining hours and the availability of individual services can change. Check current arrangements directly with the hotel before arrival rather than relying on older indicative prices or timetables.