Nice hotel locate one street north of the Tuileries Garden. Upon check we were greeted with a…read moreglass of champagne. Very nice touch. The lobby is itty bitty, which was the basic theme of this entire hotel. We reserved a corner king suite. It wasn't a corner room and definitely didn't feel like a suite. It did have a king bed with just enough room for a rollaway bed at the foot of it for our daughter. This left barely enough room to walk from one side to the other. Our view was of a wall of windows on the other side of a small courtyard. Bathroom was adequate. Shower was very moldy, but had sufficient water pressure. The construction noise is ever present. From early to late. Staff was fantastic. Breakfast was very good, but pricey at around 32 euro pp. You'll pay a premium for this hotel solely for the location. Everything was within about a mile from us. Otherwise, this hotel is just....meh.

We loved the location--absolutely amazing! The property is small and quaint, with a clean and…read morewell-equipped room. Breakfast was fully stocked and a lovely touch. But the construction noise next door was brutal. We're jetlagged and really needed to sleep in, but every morning by 7 AM, it was full-on noise--impossible to rest. Just something to be aware of if you're planning to stay soon.

I had a really frustrating stay at the Renaissance Paris Nobel Tour Eiffel Hotel. Honestly, I…read moreexpected much better from a hotel connected to Marriott International. The biggest issue was the lack of air conditioning. Our room was warm and stuffy, so we called the front desk thinking maybe something was wrong with the AC. Instead, we were told that the hotel only runs the AC during the summer months. That was pretty shocking to hear. The room was uncomfortable and opening the windows didn't really help much. They did offer to move us to another room that faced a different direction so it wouldn't get as much sun, but they also said there was no guarantee the AC would work there either. That just sounded ridiculous. At that point it felt like there really wasn't any solution. For a hotel at this price point, and especially one under the Marriott brand, having no air conditioning available is unacceptable. It's a basic comfort you expect when booking a hotel stay. Overall this was a really disappointing experience. I definitely didn't expect this level of inconvenience, and unfortunately it completely changed how I feel about staying here. I won't be coming back.

My second time to stay here with my family. Amazing experience. The staff are quick and efficient…read more Most importantly they are super friendly and sincere. They will go out of your way to make you stay memorable. I highly recommend this area as it is walking distance to the Eiffel Tower and prominent restaurants like the famous Carette for their Chantilly Hot Chocolate. A must to visit. Also close to Monoprix for some fresh baguettes or snacks (and grocery needs and hot meals on the go). I cannot wait to return to Paris and stay here again. Thank you beautiful staff.

Dates of stay: September 9 - September 13, 2022 Room: 204…read more I was optimistic that this hotel, just outside of Paris, would be the perfect place for the Paris portion of our honeymoon, but it was pretty disappointing on multiple fronts. The first is that there was no upgrades available; seems odd that a Diamond member staying four nights would get a little something, but apparently not. Not the end of the world, just another little thing to add to the pile. Check in was at least efficient, we were able to get our keys and get over to our room within just a couple of minutes. The room however, left much to be desired. Not even sure where to start: The piece of art near the door was taken off the wall and remained sitting on the shelf in the entryway for the entire stay. There were hooks in the living room for another piece of art, but that was nowhere to be found. The room was relatively spacious for France, with a decent-sized closet and television, plus a small couch with a table that would have been good for a meal brought into the room. The mini fridge was helpful for stashing waters to keep hydrated and USB ports were plentiful for charging. The bed was also firm and had enough pillows for both of us. The bathroom was a big disappointment. There is no shelf in the shower, which is very small. I ended up tucking a towel into the rack in the back and stuffing items into the folds. Sadly, each day housekeeping undid this and I had to redo it to take a shower. The counter in the bathroom is a bit too small for two people though I appreciated the makeup mirror to check Housekeeping was scattershot; some days we received more water and others we did not. Some days we received a new complement of toiletry items and some days we did not. A crib sat a couple doors down from our room in the hallway for the first two days of our trip. Thankfully it was devoid of children when we came across it! The carpets on the second floor always looked as though they hadn't been vacuumed in days and I was relieved that I never dropped anything on the floor as I would then have to determine if I wanted to risk picking it up again or leave it as a gift of the wind, given the condition of the carpet. The gym was decent for the size of the hotel and never too busy, though why they left a giant container of disinfectant wipes open on the counter instead of in the container just above it was odd to me; each morning I had to throw away several dry wipes to get to one that would actually disinfect. Do not use the currency exchange services! When we visited, the Euro was at about even with the dollar, but the hotel was offering .77 Euros to the dollar, a giant windfall for the hotel! I just wish the other Hilton hotels in Paris weren't so expensive as this one was a bit of a dud.

We typically try to stay at Hiltons when traveling and this location had a great rate during our…read morestay. Unfortunately, it was a bit of a letdown. They are currently undergoing renovations and the usual entrance wasn't accessible. There is nowhere by the hotel to physically drive up to it. You have to park far away and walk no matter what. They are attached to the CNIT Center, which would've been helpful to know when trying to find this place late at night (after 9pm you cannot enter the hotel through the daytime entrance). There is a parking garage conveniently located nearby to park at and they are also right at a metro stop, which was useful for coming and going around the city. The bathroom was gorgeous in our room. The bed was comfy. What I found odd is that the window is not actually to the outside, it's looking into the CNIT center. Really messed with the overall lighting in the room. If coming to Paris again, I'd opt for a hotel more conveniently situated for accessing by car, but this spot is nice and the staff are helpful.

I'm going to amend this review. I had commented that ice machines and water dispensers weren't…read morefunctioning on many floors. We did notify the front desk, and to their credit, had the machines fixed the next day! Excellent follow up. There's so much to like about this hotel. Reasonably priced. Accommodating staff. Decent size rooms. We arrived several hours ahead of check in and they found us a room that was ready. Currently undergoing renovation, there's a warm in the hallways from the dark lacquered wood doors. But many of the doors have scratches, like someone tried to break in. Carpets are clean. The elevators are modern. But there's still plenty that needs attention. The breakfast buffet seems to be in another arrondissement (in US terms-another zip code.). But the buffet was excellent, so I just accepted that I got my steps in before breakfast. The elevators can be a bit temperamental, often skipping floors or up when you press down. We were also surprised to see a room service tray sitting outside all night. But the really big "ding" was our bath. It was serviced with only one hand towel and one bath towel. No washcloths. The tub was also a concern. The step-in was at least 2 feet tall, making it exceptionally difficult to safely enter. Particularly when there's no bath mat or anti-slip surface. And speaking of the tub surface, the porcelain had a huge chip in it. Would I stay here again? Of course. But it's these little things that separate Le Meridien from 5 stars.

Located much closer to Le Palais des Congrès than the Arc de Triomphe Le Méridien Paris Arc De…read moreTriomphe is a good value for 4* lodging in the city of lights. 24h Gym is excellent and rooms are comfortable, albeit a bit small for the standard. Staff is pleasant and proximity to Metro lines lets guests get anywhere quick.

As a Hilton Diamond member for most of my life, I have met so many amazing Hilton employees. This…read moreparticular Hotel is not your typical Garden Inn. It is owned and managed by some backward thinking individuals. Take the sloppy thug-looking guy at the front desk named Hardwin. We have had numerous problems on this 5-day stay. But tonight Mr. Abrasive Hardwin says that tonight they are starting the new policy to not offer Diamond members free bottles of water. He says it's too expensive and they have a filtered tap water system to fill up old bottles, which I don't have. Mind you, in the prior 3 nights we have been provided with several comped bottles of water, from at least 3 other managers who informed us that because I am a Diamond member we take care of it. But not with Hardwin at the helm. He said, I don't care if you are Diamond or not; no more water. Again, he was totally rude about it and the only thing I can think of him is that he must be the owner's son. If not, Hilton should carefully review his track record. Nobody acts like this out of the blue; he must have been acting like this to many others in the past! Nobody needs this guy's pity nonsense.

The hotel is in the middle of a deserted office park. It's like we left Paris and moved to a very…read morevery sad place. No residential or food establishments close by that we can see. We chose this place so we could be close to the airport in the morning and because there was the free shuttle. But it's not worth ruining your last night in Paris. Set your alarm or stay up all night but don't stay here...

Very nice old building! When we checked in, the gentleman at the front desk was describing how old…read morethe hotel was, when it was built, and I jokingly asked " is the plumbing up to date?" Because in Japan, the ryokans have western toilets and Japanese toilets still.... All jokes aside, this is a beautiful hotel. Service is great, the bellperson brought our luggage up and explained everything, where is the breakfast room, the lounge... The complimentary breakfast is on the mezzanine and offers a decent choice of cereals, yogurts, croissants, fresh fruits, omelets made to order, breads and cheeses, smoked salmon and cream cheese.... The service is fast so they can accommodate all guests. The only thing I would complain is you have to get your own espresso and hot tea. Kinda dangerous with all the little ones all around.

This Hilton has one of the best services of any Hilton I have been to in the world as one of its…read moreHilton Honor members. The breakfast is most satisfying serving the best French butter and bread, cheeses, and other delicacies. I lost my phone and the staff found it and mailed it to me and would not take my token of appreciation. It is in the prime location in Paris, next to department stores and a train station, and all the prime tourist spots, plus the Opera. I cannot recommend it higher.

We stayed here for 4 or 5 days. No complaints at all. The rooms are very clean. The lobby was…read moreclean. The hallways were clean. The bathrooms were clean. I can't imagine a place that has a better breakfast than this hotel. It was phenomenal. I highly recommend this hotel.

12/31/24 Upon…read morearrival room was ready, however with a complimentary upgrade had to wait for room. Finally ready around 3pm. Staff extremely friendly and helpful

Nothing beats this hotel for convenience to get to CDG. Came here on our last night in Paris to…read moresave some money and ir was a smart choice. It's pointless to spend so much money to spend the night in the city center and ha e to leave at 5am to catch a flight. Spending the night here allowed us to sleep it and then just walk over to the shuttle to terminal 1. All in all, it's worth it if you can get the hotel cheap. Well likely do this again next time we come to Paris. Staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are large.

Very kind staff that helped with checking even though we arrived earlier than the stated time. Our…read moreroom was very large and accommodating but I feel like there could have been more updates made to the room. For a room our size to only have two pillows was crazy and there was no bottle opener even though the hotel serves soda in bottle requiring an opener. Just minor things! We had lounge access and that was nice for beverages throughout the day. Nice reception at night, could have used more variety. We ate lunch in the restaurant and very much enjoyed it. I did order a glass of wine and it was not what I ordered but I didn't say anything so that's on me. Overall would stay again and it was very clean and accommodating!