Renaissance Paris Nobel Tour Eiffel Hotel

The hotel is very nicely located (within 400 meters of a metro station). The exterior is absolutely beautiful and the common guest areas are very nice. We were excited for the upgrade as we had a room that was two levels but honestly, it was nothing special. The room decor was old and the carpets needed to be updated. In addition, the hair dryer was broken (still worked but broken at the same time). The bed was very comfortable and the Aircon worked great. We did hit them on a bad day as the hot water went out twice and at the times we needed to shower. Things happen but frustrating nonetheless. The breakfast room was nicely decorated and the food was good! We were only there for one night and while we had some disappointments, the staff was very friendly and would stay there again.

The hotel is in a great location. The Bed was comfortable. The staff, particularly the concierge, was a bright spot. The concierge, who has been with the hotel for 17 years, went above and beyond to help us switch rooms and was indeed a pleasure to deal with. His professionalism and warm demeanour stood in contrast to the now lacklustre environment. Disliked · Having stayed at this property when it was the charming boutique hotel "Le Parc," I was saddened to see what it has become under the Marriott Bonvoy brand. Once a lovely, quaint escape just outside the centre of Paris, the hotel has lost all its former charm. The beautiful plaid and tartan décor that gave it such a warm, inviting feel has been replaced with a sterile, uninspired design featuring laminated white, grey, and shiny brown surfaces. The character that made this place so unique has been entirely erased. Our stay started on a disappointing note with a room in the offshoot of the hotel. The room had low ceilings and an unappealing view over a roof and felt damp, tired, and in need of serious renovation. To their credit, the staff quickly accommodated our request to move rooms. The second room was an improvement in that it wasn’t damp but still small, hard to manoeuvre around the furniture, outdated, and uncomfortable. The overall condition of the hotel is concerning. Peeling paint and scratched walls are everywhere, and the once lush, luxurious atmosphere has vanished. The property has not been maintained to the standard it once held. We chose not to dine at the hotel, as the atmosphere wasn’t conducive to a pleasant meal. Even the cappuccino in the lobby was disappointing, which only added to the overall sense of decline. I won’t be returning on my next visit to Paris, but I hope that one day, Marriott Bonvoy will invest in restoring this once-beautiful hotel to its former glory. Not worth £500+ a night.

Part of a post-cruise vacation, we stayed 3nights at Marriott's Renaissance Paris Nobel Tour Eiffel Hotel. They put us into two different rooms, equeally horrible. The shower glass was falling from the wall,A/C panels loose from the ceiling, and poorly repaired walls. Both rooms were dirty, musty-smelling. The breakfast was on par with a budget hotel. We wrote Mariott, who forwarded the review to the hotel. Staff acknowledged the dirty, musty, disrepair accommodations which did not meet their "high standards we strive to provide", offered their sincere apologies and offered to 'make it better next time' My hotel stay was not an exercise on how they might improve their hotel. The room rate did not meet the expectation of "comfortable and elegant rooms" nor Marriott's core values as their site describes.