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Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel, Paris: the business hub in the heart of Roissy

Just steps from the runways at Roissy, the Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel, Paris combines business with relaxation with a 1,500 m² space dedicated to meetings and a wellness center with an indoor pool.
The Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel, Paris has 13 modular meeting rooms.
The Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel, Paris has 13 modular meeting rooms.

Relaxing in the pool upon arrival from a long-haul flight, transitioning from the plane door to a meeting room in no time at all: the Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel, Paris It has become a preferred destination for business travelers and professional meetings. As its name suggests, the establishment is perfectly located, located within Roissypôle in the Terminal 1 and 3 area of Paris-CDG.

Connected to the airport and its TGV station via the CDGVAL, the hotel is only about thirty minutes from central Paris from the RER B «Charles de Gaulle 1» station, almost at its feet. And it will take exhibitors and visitors to trade shows even less time to reach the exhibition parks of Bourget and Villepinte. But most importantly, the immediate proximity of this major hub makes this upscale establishment a preferred venue for professional events bringing together participants from all over the world, allowing the speakers to travel back and forth during the day if necessary.

Meetings upon leaving the plane

In addition to its location advantage, the Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel, Paris offers organizers a 1,500 m² MICE space divided into 13 modular rooms – some of which have panoramic views of the runways – including a conference room and a space focused on creativity and collaboration designed by designer Mathieu Lehanneur, the Business Playground. In a U-shaped configuration or as a theater, for banquets or customized arrangements: these rooms equipped with the latest technology and free high-speed Wi-Fi offer up to 20 different configurations.

A hotel designed by renowned architect Christophe Pillet.

With a capacity of up to 250 participants for the largest room, the Green Key-certified hotel is suitable for all formats, from board meetings to international conferences, through product launches and medical congresses and pharmaceutical laboratory events. In this context, the hotel recently obtained the Healthcare Venues label and is thus one of the more than 50 Radisson establishments that have been certified to meet the specific requirements of the healthcare sector. The hotel is also certified Sports Approved, a program offering a comprehensive solution for sports teams, federations, athletes, organizers, and sports professionals, with services and infrastructure tailored to their needs in the areas of rest, recovery, and preparation.

A swimming pool just steps from the runways at Paris-CDG

Privatizable, the MICE space, the beating heart of business activity, is offset by a space entirely dedicated to relaxation. A rarity in an airport environment, the Radisson Blu features an indoor pool measuring 150 m² long within a wellness area of nearly 500 m². Sauna and hammam, waterfalls and relaxation jets, 24/7 fitness center: this pillar of the establishment’s experience allows customers to recover from a long flight or relieve stress after a day of meetings.

To this is added the soothing atmosphere of the 305 rooms and suites, all of which are perfectly soundproofed and each featuring premium bedding and an integrated work area. To enhance their stay, the nomadic professionals will enjoy the classics of French cuisine revisited by chef Jérémie Bes at the restaurant Le Culinaire Bazaar and, of course, a bar in the lobby, ideal for an afterwork or a meeting between two flights.

The Radisson Blu CDG Airport Terminal Hotel, Paris, is one of the latest properties to join the French portfolio of Radisson Blu, an international brand of Radisson Hotels. Its arrival in Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle is part of the Group’s development in France and illustrates the evolution of the hotel offering around major airport hubs, where the needs of business travelers and transit passengers contribute to redefining the uses of hospitality.