Paris Marriott Hotel Champs-Elysees, Paris

Right at the Champs-Elysées the most beautiful avenue in the world, the location could not be better. Walking distance to most mayor attractions in Paris. Constructed by Louis Vuitton and use by Germany during the WW II invasion of France. Expensive.

I spent a week in Paris with my daughter in April 2010 - it was absolutely amazing experience! The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable, the hotel was clean and in a perfect location close to metro and walking distance to great shops and restaurants...

Nothing to dislike, this is just an absolute gem in a great location, service, rooms, atmosphere all very French and full of charm and graciousness.

The location was great. As soon as you step out of the hotel, you can see the Arch de Triomphe. The concierge was able to recommend some good restaurants in walking distance from the hotel. The only issue with the hotel was the price of bottled water. It was 8 Euros per bottle. If you are touring Paris, make sure to purchase some water at grocer or drink from the tap.

We loved this hotel, it is beautiful - the lobby and the rooms - and the location is ideal for touring Paris. It's close to The Louvre, The Arc, great restaurants, shopping, and the subway system. The service was wonderful, the people were friendly and helpful, and we would definitely stay there again!

ok location. the rooms were large and spacious. good bathrooms. good service. nicely decorated. do not hear any of the noise from the very busy and congested champs when inside. overall i think it is slightly over valued and location wise something by the concord might be better. oh, and do not bother wasting your money on restaurants on the champs.

If you are thinking of treating that special person to a really fantastic break and looking for somewhere to stay then this is it. We had a great time. My girlfriend knew we were going to Paris but not where we were staying. She loved it. Pure elegance. A few people have commented on the price of the food in the hotel, and it is expensive, but who wants to eat in the hotel when you have the whole of the city to explore and with this hotel it is right on your doorstep.

We LOVED the place, it was a great room, very neat, with two double beds, very comfortable. The bathroom was great size, it had a tub, and a shower separated. The value...of course is expensive, hello...it�s Champs Elysees and you�re in Paris, but it was soooo worth it, we could walk everywhere from there. The breakfast buffet was one of the best I had in my life, and also the hot chocolat at the cafe outside, the service was impecable, the staff was always helpful and friendly, we still think that all french people are on Prozac, hahhaha because au contraire that we heard they were soooo nice, concierge was sooooo helpful, and cool, they waved at us with a smile when we got in, and asked us how it went...so over all... if you have the bucks, don�t think about it twice.

This hotel is the best located hotel for tourists. One half block from the Arc and next door to many of the exclusive shops on the Champs. Also central to most of the major tourist sites. The service was excellent. The only downside was the food was a little pricey in the hotel.

Dr. Michael Lim The Travelling Gourmet is a celebrated intrenational gourmet, wine connaisseur and journalist. MORNING broke. The glorious crimson sun rose over La Seine. I jogged briskly to the River Seine via the magnificent Place de la Concorde. I did my ballet exercises and watched the city come to life.. Later, after Petei Dejeneur (breakfast) I walked to the Avenue des Champs-Elysees. The colourful displays and shopfronts as well as fast food outlets screamed out to me as if to say, "Buy me!" Shopping is fun but I soon felt a rumbly in my tumbly. Not many people especially tourists know that there is a Marriott hotel right on the grandest avenue in the world that is the Avenue des Champs Elysees. I spied the Marriott hotel just across the road. Inside, I found Le Pavillon. A pleasing contemporary d�cor, herculean portions & friendly service put me in a good mood for juicy Scallops with stuffed Truffles, Endive Salad & Vinaigrette. With this, a crisp Riesling Grand Cru Schlossberg C. Dietrich 1998 from Alsace. The supple acids perked me up like a cold shower. As a main, tasty Veal Chop with Truffle & Mille-feuilles of fresh vegetables. The nice oak, strawberries and spicy finish of the Sancerre Bailly Ruerdy 2003 went well with the fork tender milk-fed veal. Guiseppe�s Grand Dessert Chocolate Fondant was an inspiring sweet finish. This is the pudding where the sexy, fragrant chocolate oozes out like molten lava when you dig into it. Yummy! In the words of that great hero General Douglas Macarthur, "I shall return." {:-)