Paris Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel

Great location. The breakfast is great. The front desk staff is the best. We had a lot of issues with the elevator traffic. It took over 20 minutes at times to reach the lobby or to get back to our room. The elevators were very slow. We had to share the elevators with staff members that were cleaning rooms and delivering food. Most hotels I have been in have a separate elevator for workers. This became very frustrating and inconvenient. We will look at other hotels next time for this reason.

Used points to stay here for the second part of a trip to France, the rates are pretty pricey if you are paying. The location is spectacular, right on Champs-​Élysées.
The rundown:
–The rooms are very nicely kept and despite a VERY noisy street outside the window it was very quiet.
–The shower was great and had a shower curtain unlike many french showers
–The hotel staff is multi lingual, English, French, German, you name it
–The hotel staff was super knowledgeable about how to get around, they were especially helpful in organizing a day trip to Versaille by taking the RER out and back
–You are mere steps from the Arc which is a must visit location while you are there
–You can see the Eiffel Tower right out the window if you are above the 3^rd floor or so
–If as part of your check-​in you are offered a gift make sure you get the charcuterie plate, it was amazing!!!
–They have a nice outdoor café that even offers Hookah
–WiFi was included for me which was nice to map things out for the visit

We stayed here for two nights in September, and were blown away. The customer service is EXCELLENT (my boyfriend is silver and the reservation was in his name, but they honored my platinum membership benefits), and truly make you feel welcome.
Drinks at the bar are very expensive, but that’s to be expected in a hotel of this caliber. The breakfast buffet was free with my membership, and very impressive in the options.
The lobby’s décor was stunning and always immaculate. Overall, this hotel was better than the Ritz Carlton, Hotel Arts in Barcelona, which we also stayed at during our Europe trip. We will definitely return.
Side note — We loved the toiletry products so much that we went to L’occitane while we were there to stock up.

Je suis allée dîner le week-​end dernier. Une belle table en terrasse! Bonne ambiance, bonne atmosphère, et surtout un très bon dîner! Les plats succulents! Rien à redire! Très bonne table! Et aussi un grand merci au serveur Axel qui était parfait! Mes amis et moi avons beaucoup apprécié son professionnalisme! Merci encore!

Great location near a majority of tourist attractions– arc de triumph, Eiffel Tower, the obelisk, etc. and super convenient location to the metro for all your other needs. The hotel itself seems small from the street but extends further back with a cozy feel. Nice, smaller hotel rooms which are typical of Paris/​Ny.
+platinum elite status gets you free breakfast which is usually 40 euro (outrageous if you ask me.)
+service is ok but not anything spectacular
+free wine and macaroons with status
+worth the cost in points but I don’t believe the value is there if I had to pay $$$
+l’occitane bath products
+umbrellas available
+take the bus by the pharmacy to Rolland garros
–concierge is super laid back and not as quick to respond to requests which makes it very difficult to plan accordingly
–tiny enclosed space of a «gym» with a shower in the girls locker room that did not drain too well
Overall, I’d stay here again on points. I hadn’t asked to be upgraded but in reading the reviews after the fact, I wish I had! But then again, it’s always better when you don’t have to ask.

Fantastic location and service from the registration, valet and concierge. It was the perfect place for our first Paris trip and the people we so welcoming and accommodating. We definitely leaned on the hotel services to guide us in the right direction regarding restaurants, logistics, and even with a dental emergency! Highly recommend the Paris Marriott Champ Élysées Hotel!

What an amazing hotel! I must say the young lady who check my husband and I into the hotel along with all of the doormen and even the housekeepers were kind, professional and courteous! We arrived early and were able to check in. Our bags were taken to our room and the front desk person offered us a list of restaurants. Our room was very clean and spacious with all the amenities of a high end hotel! We had a view of a roof top but we weren’t in Paris just to remain in the room so it was ok. The tv also had English stations which was nice. The housekeeper left chocolate on the pillow along with a delightful scented spray for sleeping. We felt totally spoiled by staying in this hotel. The location is also undeniably the best location on the Champs-​Élysées. We are not fussy people but some of the guest at the hotel look at you strangely if they think you don’t belong there. No fault to the hotel though. The bathrooms are spacious and feature a separate shower and soaking tub!

My wife and I were staying at the Warwick due to a package deal with Viking Cruises, but we had lunch here at the Marriott and it was a great experience. We had the Salmon BLT with fries and some bread with olive oil. It was a very pleasant experience as their outdoor dining is right along the Champs Elysees, in a protected and covered area. Great staff with a good understanding of English. I would probably stay there as well as the interior pictures are amazing.

Nice hotel, good location, VERY friendly staff! Rooms are decent, need updating and bathroom is large. Cleanliness could improve. Very easy to walk to major sights in Paris and lots of restaurants.

I stay at a lot of Marriott’s and this one was nice, nothing extremely setting it above other chain hotels along the Champs Elysées. Obviously location was great, but beyond that not a lot to write about, positive or negative.
The rooms are standard, clean, smartly appointed, and have some recent updates. While we did have some drinks, we didn’t partake in the food, so I am unsure on that… however if you want some good crepes check out «Crêperie Framboise Champs Elysées» it is within walking distance. The staff were professional, but not anything comes to mind as going above and beyond. I am platinum member, so wifi was free, but the signal was weak.
All in all a decent spot to stay while in Paris.

The Paris Marriott was a beautiful hotel. The service was great and we had a balcony room in the backside of the hotel. We did ask to be upgraded but they were full as it was valentine’s day weekend. The location is right on the Champs-​Elsyees. Breakfast in the morning has a wide variety of foods, from scrambled eggs to french toast or cereal to sandwiches. In the lobby area you can just and relax, get drinks or food or sit in the small dinning area to eat dinner. Outside they have a covered, heated area to also eat which is very nice if you want to sit outside. There are also great pastry shops a couple of doors down if you would like to get a pastry and coffee.
i would definitely recommend the location as it is close to most attractions.

Executive Summary — don’t take room 718, but all the staff were lovely
Wifi is dreadful in the bedroom, but when I asked them to do something about it, someone came up with a booster in less than 5 minutes. Very good service.
Problem was, that booster failed the 2^nd day and I had to do ask someone to come again! Ok, they came quickly but I really don’t want to have to be asking someone to come to my room every day to sort out the wifi.
We had to wait a while on arrival for our room to be ready, and the receptionist said our room was going to be worth the wait because it was on the top floor and had a wonderful view of the courtyard. Well as the balcony windows were welded shut with a metal plate, all we could see were nondescript roof-​tops. We weren’t too worried about that, hoped to get our views outside sightseeing, and thought it was probably a safety issue not to be able to get onto the 7^th floor balcony. Until the next day, whilst lounging half-​naked on the bed, I saw guests from the room next door out on their balcony! Then I was narked.
Nice bathroom but it stank of smoke, don’t know why. The bedroom didn’t smell smoky. Had to keep the door closed.
The air-​conditioning was extremely effective. This was a negative because it wasn’t quite warm enough for the arctic blast, but too stuffy with the windows hermetically sealed to have it turned off altogether.
We only complained about the wifi, I’m sure they would have moved rooms if we’d asked, but having spent the previous 2 weeks traveling round England packing and unpacking, I really did not want to load up my suitcase again. Lesson learned — check the room thoroughly before unpacking!
To end on a positive, the free breakfast was fab!

The wife and I were in Paris on our honeymoon. We stayed at the Paris Marriott Hotel Champs-​Élysées based on its relatively central location to the Paris sights we had planned to see and easy access to the city’s Metro system. The rate for a basic room was prohibitively expensive, but fortunately I was able to use my Marriott Reward points for our 3-​night stay.
Our flight arrived early in the morning. The registration desk representative was friendly and fluent in English. She informed us that our room wasn’t ready and would call us when it was. She (or someone else from the hotel) called a little after 3 pm notifying us that it was ready. Once we got into the room, it was decent sized, larger than I thought it would be, clean, and quiet. The queen-​sized bed was comfortable with good pillows and a mattress with good support. Service was a real plus. After returning to our room later that evening on our first night, we found a bottle of Champagne and a thick slice of cake in our room with a note congratulating us on our honeymoon. It was a very nice touch! Housekeeping was similar solid in its unobtrusive presence, yet our room was always made up with fresh towels daily by the time we returned to the room each night after doing the tourist thing during the day. We did not eat or drink at the restaurant or bar on premises. We also didn’t use the fitness center. Check out was a snap.
The Paris Marriott Hotel Champs-​Élysées was the perfect spot for us while we were in town. Service was 5 star and the room was 4+ star worthy. If money is no object, then I recommend it as a good, centrally located base of operations for taking in the Paris sights. However, it is very pricey. For many, it may only be affordable if you can use your points to stay here… minus 1 star.

We spent two nights here on our anniversary trip. As a platinum member I requested an upgrade for the special stay and was told all upgraded rooms were booked… can’t hurt to try right? We were given our room keys and were just in awe when we walked into our three story street view suite. They had also sent us champagne, chocolate cake and a card saying «happy anniversary». This is the only hotel on the Champs Élysées, and we were in one of the maybe eight rooms with a view of it! Perfect location for walking to all major sites, impeccable service and a truly beautiful hotel. Quite $$$ but we found it to be worth every penny!

Stayed here for a week in May and they treated us like royalty!
Staff is wonderful at this central Paris location. Perfect for walking the over crowded Champs-​Élysées or retiring to the side streets for more authentic strolls through the city of lights.
The front desk staff is extremely helpful and many of them look like models. They originally had us upgraded to a nice Champs-​Élysées room due to the Marriott Platinum status on my account. When we asked for a slightly higher floor, they pulled out all the stops and gave us the nicest room in the hotel. Our Eiffel Tower view from the top floor was to die for and made the trip even more special for our week in Paris.
The rooms are very well appointed and sleek. Not too modern, but with all the comforts you need to relax after a busy day in the city. Ours had a balcony where we sipped champagne most nights while gazing out over the Paris rooftops. We even got to witness the Presidential motorcade one morning and a football related riot one night.
Breakfast was awesome each morning and again, the staff remember you each day. Service was always quick and polite.
Security at the front door was ever present due to the location. They were always there with a smile and «bon jour» or to hand you an umbrella if it looked like rain.
Location, as I mentioned earlier, is key. This place is perfect to visit many of Paris’ shops and restaurants. You are down the street from the Arc de Triomphe, the Louvre and within walking distance to museums and the river front.
Can’t wait to return to this property.

The location is ideal. It’s a short walk to the Metro station. It’s a 5K to Notre Dame, so don’t walk that unless you want to walk a 5K. People will tell you the hotel is in the Louis Vuitton building — they are correct it’s in the original building where they sold trunks. The new LV store is across the street and down towards the Arc de Triomphe.
With my Platinum membership and points I was upgraded to a Junior Suite and had free internet and free breakfast. The hotel’s location is ideal for shopping and for day trips to Sacre Coeur, Notre Dame, or you can walk to the Eiffel Tower.
The restaurant (it’s basically the lobby and a small area at the front of the hotel) serves authentic French Cuisine with lots of selections that appeal to Americans. I had an interesting salad that was very beautiful and had to be deconstructed to eat. I did have the most expensive cup of coffee I have ever had there, so be careful before you order something simple like coffee.
Outside of the hotel is a little bistro you can dine at and people watch, so that’s fun.
Thanks to all of the staff for taking care of us even after our minor disaster.

We just returned from an amazing trip to Paris and I have to give a lot of the credit to the hotel staff! As a Platinum Premier with Marriott (which means I spend more time in hotels than at home, I have very high expectations. The hotel met these and more. When we checked in, we were greeted warmly by the staff. We had just arrived off of a redeye from the US and our room was not ready. The staff walked us to the fitness facility where a changing room was provided for us to freshen up (only issue here is the rooms were HOT because of the sauna — note to hotel — need ventilation in those rooms).
We then were offered a complementary breakfast even though we were entitled to t. At 35 € per person, that was a very generous offer (the buffet breakfast is nice, if overpriced). Our room was not ready until 3pm as the hotel was full, but when we entered our room we were very happy with the free upgrade to a view of the Eiffel Tower (ok, just the tip of it, but still an unexpected surprise).
Why the 4 stars? The room smelled a bit like smoke :(They offered to bring in a smoke machine, but this only helped a small bit. We were given a complementary bottle of champagne as well and the views from the balcony were wonderful.
Overall a great stay, awesome staff and a nice room. Marriott service is why I am so loyal!

My family stayed here with points. The location is ideal: smack dab in the middle of Champs-​Élysées street where you can easily stroll to the Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, or if you’re ambitious enough you can walk to all the major points in Paris along the Seine River. The restaurant inside the Marriott is ridiculously overpriced but an easy solution is to eat at any bakery, café, McDonald’s (it’s huge) or restaurant on Champs-​Élysées. A couple stores to the right is a authentic and scrumptious bakery gleaming with Parisian baked goods.
As for the service, there’s not much to complain about. Our door lock broke and they came and fixed it as expected, but what was unexpected was that as an apology they brought us a whopping plate full of fresh fruits, which I’m sure our nutrient-​deprived, chocolate croissant stuffed bodies appreciated. What was a bit strange though is that my mom accidentally left her expensive tempur-​pedic pillow after check-​out, and when we asked for it they said they didn’t find anything. Free complimentary coffee in the lounge until 11am also.
Overall: Great location, expensive food, and where’d be my mom’s pillow…

Great location. Close to metro. Best deal for using points because rates are high otherwise. Breakfast not included so we grabbed sandwiches close by… Many options for eating, drinking and clubbing.
Staff is friendly enough but prices are high in bar. No self service ice. Our wine glasses never reappeared but at least they had L’Occitane toiletries and even a drawer for clothes.
Comfy bed and linens. Great turndown service each night. Plus daily bottles of Evian.

Stayed at ths property in November of 2012.
I was invited to a company event in Paris so I took this opportunity to burn through some air miles and Marriott points to take my wife on the honeymoon we never really had. Our first four nights we stayed at the Hyatt at the Charles De Gaule airport (also reviewed). We then moved over to the Marriott Champs-​Élysées for the rest of our time in Paris.
This hotel is at a great location on the main avenue just a few blocks down from the Arc de Triomphe. It is within easy walking distance to the Eiffel Tower and the Louve and there are tons of great restaurants and cafes all around the area. The hotel itself was very nice although if you weren’t looking for it you would miss it.
The lobby is beautiful and the staff was all very friendly and accommodating. Although we tried to speak as much French as we could, we didn’t need to worry at the hotel as everyone spoke English.
The rooms were very nice and only slightly smaller than a regular Marriott room in the USA. The bed was very comfortable we lots of pillows. They had a good size LCD TV with a decent selection of channels. A lot more English channels then the Hyatt had, although not any American channels besides CNN. The bathroom was nice and roomy with a great selection of soaps and shampoo. Nice fluffy towels and very heavy/​warm robes. Slippers are also provided in the room. They provide a stand up shower and a bathtub. The room did have a mini bar but it was very expensive.
The had a decent little fitness center with a Sauna, although we never used it. They do not have a pool or Jacuzzi spa, only big downside. Overall a great hotel and very nice experience.
The Good:
Staff speaks Multi-​Languages including English
Friendly Staff
Great Food, we had the breakfast buffet in the morning
The Not So Good:
Limited TV Channels, especially for us English speakers/​Americans
No Pool or Jacuzzi
Misc. Notes. As a Marriott Platinum member we recieved free wi-​fi and the free continental breakfast.

Pour nos 30 années de mariage, ma petite lili a tout organisé sans déraper dans la luxure; mais plus dans le luxe. C’est tout, sauf simple; mais admirablement merveilleux. Dîner aux chandelles, petite suite etc Je n’ai aucune idée du tarif, qu’elle s’est gardée de me donner, mais je peux dire que je rêver depuis longtemps de passer dans un Palace. Si, votre femme vous offre cela, n’oubliez pas d’aller voir un joaillier pour lui offrir une bague sur mesure. C’est, un endroit très accueillant et savent vous mettre à l’aise pour votre première.

Elegant, gorgeous hotel in an incredible location. My dad was helping me move my stuff back to US from Russia and had a business thing to do in Paris so we got to overnight in this amazing hotel on the way back! It was 2 days before Christmas and the Champs Elysees was gorgeous and all decorated. The location of the hotel is perfect — smack on the road in the middle of restaurants and fancy stores. The atrium/​bar area is stunning and the beds were soo comfortable. I was so exhausted and it felt good to be in such a luxurious place.
There are plenty of other nice places in Paris as well, but this is definitely in the middle of the action, and if you aren’t paying for it yourself, a great place to stay.

le foie gras millefeuille a l ananas est juste incroyable ! endroit très américain qui s’avère être un magnifique palace ou l on prend plaisir a aller déjeuner

J’y ai brunché me suis régalé tout simplement, avec un service de Palace. J’aime y prendre un café, c’est une halte raffinée que peu de gens osent choisir, sur les Champs Élysées, et c’est tant mieux.
Les Palaces, on les aime aussi pour ça !

C’est magnifique !!
Les chambres est tres grande et le petit dejeuner plus grande !!!
Bön voyage !!

Oui, un restaurant d’hôtel, et d’hôtel américain avec ça. Pour vous appâter, le responsable de la commuinication vous annonce un chef bourguignon, Jérémy (notez le y), bourguignon mais qui arrive des Barbades, avec une touché îlienne donc, pour faire plus exotique. Vous, bon prince, vous dîtes, va pour le bourguignon des îles et vous vous retrouvez dans ce grand espace un peu secret, au coeur des Champs Elysées, idéal pour les rendez-​vous d’affaires, et plus si affinités. Et comme avec un menu à 45 euros on n’est pas dans les prix où se louent des boutiques sur cette avenue que le monde nous envie, on se dit qu’on va le conseiller à nos lecteurs. Mais conseiller quoi? Et là, ça se corse. Car la vérité nous force à le dire, la véritable identité de ce restaurant d’hôtel n’est pas plus bourguignonne que caraïbe, elle est, oui, j’ose à peine le dire, américaine. Une cuisine américaine, vous vous récriez déjà, ça n’existe pas, et bien si, et Jérémy Touzelet (vous avez compris le coup du y maintenant) vous trousse une salade Caesar au poulet vraiment made in USA, affiche un hamburger tout ce qu’il y a de plus new-​yorkais, et se risqué à des créations qu’on né voit qu’Outré-Atlantique, type Foie gras poêlé au millefeuille d’ananas confit qu’il faut vraiment essayer parce qu’il est bon, tout simplement. Alors oui, disons-​le en toute franchise, la cuisine américaine de Mister Touzelet, nous vous conseillons de l’essayer, Yes you can
Dans Paru Vendu du 4 décembre 2008

Dans le cadre de ce grand Hôtel américain au lobby spectaculaire dont le restaurant a été refait en décembre 2007, un jeune chef est arrivé des îles en septembre 2008 pour proposer une cuisine inventive et parfumée.
Le chef nous régale avec le foie gras poêlé et millefeuille d’ananas confit, le maki de thon et foie gras avec une salade de wakame, le vitello tomato à la façon du chef, ou le filet de daurade à la plancha. Pour le dessert, on se laisse tenter par la quenelle onctueuse chocolat coriandre et miel citronné, ou la cascadine de patate douce sur un sablé breton.
Les formules à 35 EUR et le menu à 45 EUR sont servis midi et soir. ;
à la carte à partir de 30 EUR.
Accueil et service de qualité.
Belle terrasse chauffée en hiver.

Déçus, nous avons été déçus
Marriott, Champs Elysées, franchement je m’attendais à mieux beaucoup mieux. En effet, hier dimanche, journée encore ensoleillée des premiers jours de septembre, nous sommes allés avec mon ami boire un verre à la terrasse de Marriott. L’accueil des serveurs un peu limite, obligée de redemander à une autre serveuse de nous re-​nettoyer la table mal faite par son collègue et peu d’enthousiasme du personnel, à ce titre, j’ai remarqué que beaucoup de clients partaient. Etonnant pour cette chaîné de restaurant/​hôtel. Naturellement, très déçue, j’en ai envoyé un mail à ma nièce «event manager» à Mariott Philadephie pour lui signifier cette légèreté parisienne.

Incroyable
La façade est raffinée mais né paie pas de mine, elle est relativement petite. Une fois entré et l’escalateur monté, le reve commence: merveilleux dome en verre, belles plantes… Magnifique…

Très bel hôtel
C’est un hôtel magnifique, style palace parisien. La beauté de la coupole en verre laisse la plupart des gens bouche bée… Le personnel est très accueillant et sympathique. Vraiment c’est un très bel endroit, pour y dormir ou même pour profiter des bars très cosy.

Le seul hôtel sur les Champs-​Elysées
A l’intérieur de l’hôtel, dès que l’on a franchi le seuil, on est saisi par la beauté de l’atrium surmonté d’un dôme de verre qui laisse entrer la lumière. Ici c’est le lobby où on peut prendre un verre ou un petit encas. A quelques pas de là il y a un jardin intérieur manifique pour des déjeuners et des dîners ou même une fête ! L’hôtel a des superbes suites et une suite présidentielle avec une vue superbe sur les Champs-​Elysées. Il y a même une salle de fitness, qui comprend des saunas séparées.