Paris 8th arrondissement-Elysee Hotels

This is good hotel but not as much as you pay a lot for this hotel , location of hotel is great but rooms are very small and tight and service is not bad.

We stayed in Paris for a week and booked 2 hotels. This hotel was the best. We were given 2 rooms facing each other as requested. It was very considerate... The service attitude was good. The rooms were spacious and well-equipped. The breakfast was average, but the Imperial Treasure Pavilion on the first floor could improve the food. The Chinese food tasted very good... It's 5 minutes from the Arc de Triomphe and 3 minutes from the LV Champs Elysees. I highly recommend this hotel!

Place is good for the price. Room is big. Service depends on who the employee is, some were okay, some were just bad. Overall good stay. Pretty long walk from the main area

Let me first say the conclusion. If you have to stay in this hotel, you must make a note not to ask for a barrier-free room on the first floor. I arrived at the hotel at 9 am for check-in. I thought that there should be many rooms to choose from so early, so I didn't specifically ask for a room. I stored my luggage and came back at night. As a result, I came back at 6 pm and was given one of the only two barrier-free rooms on the first floor. It was completely facing the street, side by side with the fire escape and public toilet. Thinking of the reviews I have read on Ctrip, almost all of them gave barrier-free rooms. It is hard not to feel that it is discriminating against Chinese people. The front desk said that there was no room to change tonight and I could only change the room tomorrow, but I saw on Ctrip that there was still the same room type that night, and asked the manager to come out to deal with it. The manager still said that there was no room to change. I asked them in return, did they give me this room because I was Chinese? They said that this was a standard room for them and there was no discrimination. However, the toilet in the barrier-free room is completely different from other rooms. There is no light on the washstand, and because it is facing the street, it is so noisy that I can't sleep at all from early in the morning. The most ridiculous thing is that they said they didn't discriminate against Chinese people. At night, I heard the people next door chatting, and they also spoke Chinese. There are two worst rooms in total, and they were all given to Chinese people. I stayed in this hotel for three nights and didn't see other Chinese people, but this hotel can let Chinese people stay in this terrible barrier-free room. In short, the stay experience is very bad.

The most intimate hotel I have ever stayed at! Really love! More than 10,000 a night is worth it! Worth more expensive than the deadly expensive hotels in Greece! After checking in, the hotel saw that we were Chinese and prepared peony, tea and Chinese tea set for us. It's so thoughtful! Needless to say the hotel scenery! I ordered a balcony room with a cloakroom, which is very practical. Internet celebrities all over the world must go to the hotel! Very very very recommended!

The advantages are that the subway is not far away, supermarkets, bakeries, and facilities are relatively complete. The disadvantages are also obvious. The room I booked was an executive room, but it did not match the order. The floor-to-ceiling window became a skylight, the bed was not 1.8 meters and could only go up and down on one side, there were no slippers, and the worst thing was that the elevator only went to the 4.5th floor. A 70-year-old man had to carry his suitcase up and down the stairs by himself. The hotel staff did not take the initiative to help. This can be improved. The photos are a comparison between the order and the actual situation.

A very comfortable place to stay overnight, my family and I were really well served in this place. The cleanliness of the place is also very well maintained.

The waiter was polite and friendly. We negotiated for free early check-in. The room was not big but cozy. It should be newly renovated and very stylish. The overall layout was very delicate. I especially liked the French bay window! The key point was that the bedding was very comfortable! The mattress was soft and supportive, the quilt was thick, and the immersive deep sleep was suitable for jet lag. The minibar had AM juice. The strawberry juice was delicious and cost 12 euros. The front desk could borrow a conversion plug (UK-EU). The check-in experience was great! Next to it was the historic Av. Montaigne boutique where you could go shopping. (I forgot to take a picture! I ordered a Vietnamese curry late at night and it was also very delicious)

The hotel is magnificent, and the hotel service is impeccable. We will come back on each of our visits to Paris

The service is optimal - there was a welcome champagne bottle from the host and he is so responsive and helpful. The rooms were cleaned and prepared with a personal touch of roses/rose petals. They provided candles if you want to spend some more ambient moments with lovedones. Check-in is seamless and you get most of what you need in this place. Love the homey ambience and the character of this unit. Stayed here with our kids and they loved the living room very much. Location is in Champs-Élysées, so it's a brisk walk to Arc de Triomphe. Le Relais, which is a trending restaurant, is a stone's throw away. Dior, Louis Vuitton, and all those shops are within walking distance. There is a nearby grocery store if you want to cook homemade food, you can do it here. Food delivery is also an option. This is nearby public transpo and easily accessed/bookable through BOLT or taxis. We definitely recommend booking if you're a family who's on a budget and would like a homey place to rest in while at the center of Paris.