La Maison Champs Elysées

Let me get the positive things out of the way first. 1) the hotel’s location is fabulous; 2) the staff were professional and very helpful (with one exception noted below), and we especially appreciate Filip for his genuine interest in our feedback; and 3) the lobby and the restaurant present well. But a five star hotel? Our room suggest otherwise. While the bed and pillows were comfortable, the room was quite small and appointments (plastic lamps? We’ve stayed in nicer 3 star level rooms) disappointing. We used a considerable amount of points to be assigned the lowest level room, despite being loyal Marriott Bonvoy members (including credit card) for decades. The breakfast service bordered on rude, and we were poorly served, from incessant delays and an attempt to double charge us for coffee. The wine pours were stingy for the price we paid. And we always seem to land a Marriott hotel that is under construction or doesn’t have the services advertised. We were surprised to find out that on Thursday night, the hotel restaurant turns into a loud nightclub, with the reverberations of the music pounding well into the night. While the location is fabulous, the value for our stay was substandard. Count us as disappointed.

Stayed here one night in Late-August for a birthday trip; this hotel is luxurious and laid-back with a lot of charm. Marta, the hotel receptionist, was very friendly, and the other hotel staff were helpful. They all spoke English very well. Even though the hotel was in the process of being renovated, the room I stayed in was very nice, and it included a mini bar fridge as well as a modern walk-in shower. The location of the hotel is perfect, as it is walking-distance away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby streets and is on a quiet side street. The breakfast offered here was tasty, and the dining room area looked cool and had plenty of seats. Not many guests were in the hotel when I visited, but this hotel has more than enough room in the dining area for large groups. There was even an outdoor patio in the back of the property for dining.

Very good hotel and even better location. We were able to walk everywhere we wanted to go. Staff were helpful and rooms were good. Our view was pretty bad as it was an interior courtyard storage area of some sort. We would stay again.

The service and people working at this hotel are amazing. From the turn down service, to the chocolates on the pillow, to the friendly staff at the door, or the Team working the restaurant and bar - Each contributed to our amazing stay. The location of the hotel was perfect for morning walks, Central to some amazing restaurants, and just far enough off the path to not be “in the noise“ of everything. The restaurant is excellent. The beef Wellington is a meal that I would eat daily. Our room had a quaint little sitting area, desktop, computer, and all of the amenities we needed. My reason for giving it a four star is that it could be updated to be more modern, but then it might lose its charm. We will most certainly be back. Thank you again amazing staff for making our experience one to remember..

I strongly recommend avoiding this hotel. Despite being marketed as a five-star Marriott affiliated property, the reality falls far short. The rooms were unfit for a stay: strong smell of smoke (likely masked with chemicals), worn and dated décor and terrible service. Within minutes of checking in, we decided to leave and secured accommodation elsewhere (we ended up at the Kimpton St. Honoré Paris, a great hotel).||What made this experience far worse than the outdated rooms, odor, and the inconvenience of having to relocate was the way management handled it. The general manager was dismissive and defensive, and the front office manager went so far as to misrepresent our stay, falsely claiming we remained in the rooms “for several hours” to justify charging an early departure fee. This was untrue and could easily be disproven, but it was clear management simply wanted to keep our money. After repeated, unsuccessful attempts with the hotel to resolve the matter, I have been forced to escalate through Marriott and my bank to dispute the charge. It has become unnecessarily time consuming, but at some point fairness and principle demand pressing for the right outcome. As a longtime Marriott member who has stayed at hundreds of properties, I have never encountered such rude and unprofessional treatment (especially at a five-star hotel). ||Other reviewers have noted similar issues, run-down rooms, dated décor, rude service and my experience confirms those complaints are not isolated. A true five-star hotel (or any well-run hotel). must not only maintain its standards but also treat guests with honesty and respect. Sadly, La Maison Champs-Élysées fails on both counts. ||There are far better options in Paris. I love visiting and so happy I found a much nicer place to stay.

Reception staff were terrific! Helpful and pleasant. Even the taxi driver they called offered exceptional service. Lovely garden bar for interesting expensive drinks. Very comfortable bed. STRANGE hotel! Our floor seemed to be a leftover from The Shining. Elevator opened to an abandoned meeting area, then our hallway was painted black with black carpet. But - perfect location near George V, plus with bistro across the street.

La Maison Champs Élysées should be ashamed to call itself a “luxury” hotel. What a joke. From the moment you enter, you realize this is nothing but a tourist trap wrapped up in pretentious packaging.||||First of all, half the place is under renovation. I didn’t pay to sleep in a construction site, but that’s exactly what this hotel is. Walking to my room felt like going through a dusty, soulless work zone, with amenities either missing or closed. This isn’t “modern chic,” it’s ENORMOUS disrespect to paying guests.||||Then there’s the smell. For some unfathomable reason, the entire hotel reeks of cheap, suffocating cologne. It’s not subtle, not pleasant, and absolutely not “luxurious.” It’s like stepping into a Sephora, only to realize you’re stuck there overnight.||||The so-called “design” of the corridors (especially the creepy walk to the second building) feels like someone abandoned the project halfway through. Cold, weird, sterile — it’s like living in an unfinished art installation that no one asked for.||||Breakfast? Don’t even get me started. It’s a scam. Before I could even sit down, the restaurant staff practically jumped on me, asking for coffee. I stand up to see what miserable scraps are offered at the buffet, and I get accosted again for my room number and whether I want eggs. How about letting me sit down first before interrogating me? The buffet itself is pathetic — a sad, stale, pitiful spread that any no-name Parisian corner café could outshine without even trying. And of course, it’s priced like gold.||||Bottom line: this place is a dumpster fire disguised as a hotel. My advice? Avoid it at all costs. Paris has endless wonderful places to stay — this is NOT one of them.||And please, to the hotel staff: do not bother replying with the standard “we’re sorry” and “we hope to welcome you again on your next trip.” I am not stupid enough to ever set foot in this disgrace of a hotel again.

My wife and I were so excited to spend part of our honeymoon in Paris, and we chose this hotel because it was advertised as a luxurious 5-star property. Unfortunately, our experience was the exact opposite and it truly diminished what should have been a special part of our trip. The photos online portray elegant, well-appointed rooms, nothing like what we were given. Our room’s carpet was badly stained and had a strong and unpleasant odor. Sharp carpet tack strips were exposed in the middle of the room, posing a safety hazard. The walls were dented, scuffed, and in dire need of repainting. There was no central lighting, and instead of proper bedside lamps, we were given mismatched plastic construction cone lanterns that the staff insisted were “decor.” This decor was not shown in any of the photos online and looked entirely out of place. What we had was completely different than what was online. It was evident the room and hotel were under construction, yet the hotel did nothing to inform us of this beforehand or reduce the price to reflect the substandard accommodations. To make things worse, the staff seemed to not care at all and were unhelpful, and the management insisted that what we experienced was reflective of 5-star accommodations. The overall condition of the room was worse than what you would find in a budget motel, yet the property is priced and marketed as a high-end hotel. We had envisioned a romantic and comfortable stay, but the substandard accommodations and misleading advertising left us deeply disappointed. I cannot recommend this property to anyone. If you are expecting true 5-star quality — or even basic comfort and cleanliness — look elsewhere. See below for the website picture of the room vs what we were given.

This was my first time traveling to Paris where I had to book my own accommodations. As a Marriott member and the fact that this hotel is supposedly a 5 star hotel, I expected to ne staying at a nice hotel. Unfortunately, I was disappointed with my experiences here. Immediately when we went to check in, it took a couple of minutes to find someone who would be able to check us in. The layout of the lobby was not functional. Furthermore, I like my privacy. The computers at the front desk were below the counter with a transparent glass over it. Consequently, I could see not only my reservation/information but also other people's information. That is inappropriate and could even be a potential safety risk. Furthermore, some of the benefits that come associated with being a Marriott member (i.e. breakfast) were not included. The lobby appeared to be under construction. However, after checking in with the receptionist we learned that it was but that was just the style of the artist. We arrived before our room was not ready. We were able to check in and leave our bags while we went off to explore. After exploring ,we came back and our room was ready and the bags were already in the room. The room was simple, clean and what we needed. The bathroom was a little dated and i wish the glass door extended further. In addition, the toliet didn't flush well. We informed the staff and they said they fixed it but that was not the case. Unfortunately, there was no gym at the hotel. This was something that I didn't realize when I booked it. As someone that likes to workout, I was disappointed at this. Especially if this is considered a 5 star hotel. The location was good. In 15 minutes you could walk to many tourist attraction, which was nice. Overall, I was disappointed with my experiences here. The price I paid did not justify for the experience/amenities.

Awful hotel. Run down, rude front desk staff. The air conditioner in the entire building was "broken." Front desk staff told me they had mobile units they would try to get to my room "in a few hours." It was 78F outside and over 80 in the room. After finding some actual workers (housekeepers, not reception) they brought me 3 fans. The carpet was old and wet and had either feces or blood stains on it. The shower stopped working about 2 minutes into my first use. It smells very strange in the hallways. Oh! And they're trying to charge me €800 for one night! Whatever you do, NEVER stay at this hotel. I'm shocked it's in the Bonvoy network as one of its Design hotels. This place wouldn't make it as a truck stop motel on the side of a highway.

Location was great. Breakfast was great. Service was great. Check in and housekeeping and staff were great. Room, bed and bathroom and amenities were excellent. DALI, SAM, Fredric were all great. We felt safe secure and comfortable. Thank you!!! Highly recommend. Those croissants!!!!!

This hotel is in a fantastic location, right off the Champs Elysees. Great restaurants and shopping within a few minutes walk. The hotel itself is very nice and the rooms are what I consider standard for Europe. My only complaint, and the reason for the poor rating, is that their air conditioning was out in the entire hotel, and it was mid June. We were not told about it until we asked why it was do hot in our room. We weren't offered a discount, a meal, a drink, nothing. They just shrugged their shoulders and said "pardon." Not my experience with a 5 star hotel, especially one in the Marriott family.

Not a 5 star hotel Rooms small, tired and dark. Bathroom tiny. This hotel over priced and over rated. Marriott should be ashamed to call this a 5 star. Staff friendly and acknowledge hotels deficiencies

We are a couple with a 5 year old child as we clearly mentioned om the reservation before wr came here. We were accommodated in the room 211. The room is exactly on top of the terrace where they organised an event without even telling us ! They only had to do one thing. To call us and suggest to move on a different floor, in the morning. We came now in the room and the noise is unbelievable. My wife is trying to put him to sleep so evidently we cannot move now as it will take 40 minutes. Why did they give us this room if they knew they will have an event generating huge noise? Why they did not call is today to mention the event and suggest in the morning tk change the room? Why is this manager of the hotel still hired and not fired immediately? How come they gave us the room in the first place if they knew they will have an event this late on the next day ?!?!?!?! Why are the event people allowed to stay in the terrace to disturb the guests when they can simply organise inside without disturbing anybody?!?!?!!??? Worst management I ever saw in my life. This should be a 2 star hotel and the general manager should be fired immediately for making these basic mistakes. Extremely bad stay and bad experience. Do not use as a family choice. Stay away. I have videos where you csn actually hear inside the room how big the noise is. I documented everything.

This hotel is owned by the Marriott, it marketed as a boutique luxury hotel . It is a total waste of money and points. The rooms are tiny, smells like smoke, the faucets don't work, the shower runs out of hot water. There is no lobby, no atmosphere, black coffee cost eight euros, there is nothing special about this place. Honestly save your money.

Lovely hotel right next to the Champs Elysee but with a couple blocks in between so that the hotel is nice and quiet at night. The rooms were beautiful, average size but large enough that you didn't feel suffocated. What gave this hotel 5 stars for me was the service! All the front desk people were so friendly and helpful in recommending things to do for us tourists. I called earlier and requested a steamer for the room and it was there on our arrival. Also, my boyfriend and I got engaged our first night there and after finding out we were sent some complimentary champagne and nuts. They were also super helpful in assisting us with extending our stay a second night. Would definitely go back and recommend this to those looking for a hotel with ease of access to the main tourist areas but a quieter atmosphere.

Just a heads up.. don't stay here if you don't like your privacy invaded or things stolen. Housekeeping stole $400 from my purse my last day there when I went down for breakfast. I called the hotel to report this incident when I realized my money gone at the airport. They said they would call back but never did. Customer service also sucks. We asked several times for extra towels & soaps but they never catered to us. Water didn't get hot. Bidet didn't work. Bathrooms were super tiny. If I'm ever in France again, I'm avoiding this hotel chain & telling everyone I know to do so as well.

Gorgeous Boutique Hotel! Loved the styling as soon as I walked in by Maison Martin Margiela. The chic stark whiteness of the lobby waiting room, the angled mirrors, and of course the carpeted "wood panel" walkway leading to the elevators with the 3 beautiful chandeliers and fitting mannequins. Then of course you see the LED lighted Diamond in the Sky. The rooms were completely modern and tech savvy with ipod/iphone deck, and equipped with apple tv. The breakfast buffet in the restaurant of the hotel, La Table du Huit was perfect as well. I adored everything about this hotel and the location was near all the best shopping of course.

I loved staying here. The location is amazing! You can walk to Avenue Montaigne, the Champs Elysee and the Petite Palais. The interiors are simple, comfortable and minimal. The colour theme is black and white. Having breakfast in the room was better than in the restaurant I thought. The fresh juices were lovely! The size of the room and bathroom is comfortable with a full sized tub; perfect for soaking in after a long day of walking. The bathrobe is so comfy! The front desk staff is professional, worldly, and very helpful. I would definitely stay here again. Especially since it is within walking distance to my favorite lunch spot L'Avenue! And so close to all the great fashion boutiques.

Excellent choice for location with best staff service. Cigar lounge was awesome and you will love the rooms.

Great hotel experience! I'm an SPG Platinum member and have stayed at a lot of nice hotels, including others in Paris. The staff really went out of their way to help us. We were in the hotel for 8 days - work during the week and fun during the weekends. They helped with the many bags that we had for a conference booth and coordinating things. The hotel is an easy walk to all the sites that you'll want to see in Paris - very centrally located. It's next to the Gran Palais and the mid-point between the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and the Arc de Triumph. Will stay there again.

Awfull !!!we have been thieved in five stars hotel!!!no cameras in the hall,to see who did it!!!Spoiled birthday,no excuses;(((be careful,it could happened to you!!!