Absolutely AMAZING stay at the Four Seasons Paris! From the moment we arrived, the service was…read moretruly impeccable--every staff member made us feel so welcomed, and by the second morning they already remembered our names and even our coffee order at breakfast (which is such a thoughtful touch). Breakfast was a highlight--especially the pastry selection. Everything was beautifully presented and incredibly fresh... honestly some of the best pastries I've had in Paris. And I can't not mention the hot chocolate--it's hands down the BEST I've ever had. Rich, indulgent, and unforgettable. If you're looking for a luxury experience where every detail is taken care of, this is it. Can't wait to come back!

Luxurious, elegant, yet the staff is down to earth. Walking in you see the gorgeous flower setup…read moreand from there the reception and concierge take care of you to the max. The concierge helped us get tickets to Crazy horse, Dior galleries, and many restaurants. Always felt the staff were attentive and friendly. The room was spectacular we walked into champagne and a cake put out for us. Possibly my favorite part might have been the breakfast buffet. Definitely will be back.

World class Marriott located on the Champs Elyssa's in the heart of Paris. Special recognition to…read moreAlex at the front desk, the restaurant staff and front door staff for making us feel very welcomed!

Paris Marriott is as good or better than I expected. I received great service with very capable and…read morecharming people. I'd be happy to come back here again.

What a SPECTACULAR Paris hotel! First class all the way...large, and I mean really large guest…read morerooms, especially for France. Amenities all there, yet employees all very kind and helpful...not stuffy. I was very much impressed with everything. The only thing I would change is the menu for their restaurant...not really a menu that, I think, would please the palate of foreign visitors, plus finding a close by restaurant with a moderate price range and AIR CONDITIONING (air "controlled" is what they call it) was very difficult, especially since I had just severely injured my leg three days before our trip, and it was extremely painful and difficult to walk. BUT, this hotel is an A-1 choice to pick for beauty, service, and amenities.

In our room the air conditioning did not work, they gave us a fan the room was dirty, the…read moreelectricity was unstable you could not charge a phone. Although the staff was nice they would listen and try to help , but unfortunately the hotel room is far from a good hotel . So if you can don't pay in advance we paid around $750 a night and since it was through Expedia it was not refundable. And there's not a view to the Eiffel Tower like the picture suggests.

We stayed at this historic hotel for 4 days. The building was build in the 1800s. The interior and…read morethe rooms are not up-to-date and has its own unique charm. I would not recommend this hotel to travelers who prefer modern decor. But what's lacking in decor, the hotel makes it up in their location, friendly customer service, comfy bed, and great patio over looking the Eiffel Tower. Yes, you have to pay extra to get rooms with Eiffel Tower view but we found it to be worth it. We enjoyed waking up to the view in the morning and admiring its glittering lights in the evening. The location of the hotel is unbeatable. It's literally a few minutes away from all the luxury shops, across the street from Cédric Grolet cafe (take-away only), and the famous Cafe Angelina. The Lourve was app. 15 min walk from the hotel. A few upgrades in the room would be recommended: coffee machine (vs calling for coffee or going down to the lobby), mini fridge that's not stocked so we can put our drinks, ice machine (although we would always get our ice on the double whenever we asked for it - kiddos!). I also think newer and updated furniture would also go a long way. We bought the room with the Eiffel Tower and we were lucky to be upgraded to the suite which was amazing! It has 3 small patio overlooking the Eiffel Tower. Seperate large bedroom and living room. The living room has an outdoor patio great for private sunbathing. Oh their bed....super comfortable with great pillows, not one of those that go flat once you put your head on them. I slept like a baby! The staff - everyone we talked to were friendly and helpful. It started with Nicholas who checked us in, the gentlemen at the entrance, the ladies who did great job in cleaning our room and Tonia who checked us out. Overall a great stay and we can't wait to come back.

This hotel was lovely and made my stay with mom and sister just lovely. From walking in, I felt…read moresafe and treated so kindly by everyone. Our room had a king bed and a couch that opened into a bed which made the accommodations for we needed. The hallways were long so getting to our room took a minute, but that was ok and worth it because the view from our bedroom window was lovely. My favorite part was how I could open the glass doors from our room and let fresh air into the room. It was such a unique experience, and I loved listening to the city sounds while sitting by the window and reading. The hotel is centrally located as well so it was easy to get to the touristy areas as well as get to the train so we could visit some other parts of the city.

Absolutely spectacular area and a special moment in time being there. I used to dream of visiting,…read morebut to actually stand here is surreal. The area is extremely touristy, very busy, cars come out of nowhere. The area for taking pictures in the middle of the street is like a death trap, not worth risking my life. Lots of high-end department stores on the street of the Champs.

I don't know why this hotel hasn't been rated more. It's exceptionally clean, classy, and…read morebeautiful. The service was truly amazing. Every single staff member was attentive to your needs and offered to help before I even asked. I have stayed in nice hotels but this one was truly luxurious. I felt like I was the only guest staying there. It's located a few minute walk off Champs Elysees. They even upgraded us to a junior suite for our wedding anniversary. I will definitely return.

This review is long overdue, but very much deserved. We booked five nights at the Park Hyatt…read moreParis-Vendôme as part of the European leg of our honeymoon in October 2025, arriving from London via Eurostar into Gare du Nord. From there, we took the metro to the Opéra station in the 1st Arrondissement and walked to the hotel. After a long day of travel, we were tired and a bit flustered, and handed our bags to the bellhops without properly identifying ourselves. This led to a brief mix-up locating our luggage, though it was ultimately our own fault as we had given my wife's name rather than mine, which is what the reservation was under. Everything was safely stored in the back, and it was sorted out without issue. At check-in, our Guest of Honor booking was immediately recognized and we were upgraded to a room with a balcony overlooking Place Vendôme. The front desk apologized for the lack of suite availability but assured us we would love the room, and they were right. We were welcomed with a bottle of champagne and a chocolate cake in celebration of our honeymoon, a genuinely lovely touch. The lavender pillows from the pillow menu and our requested mattress firmness, both submitted weeks in advance, were honored to perfection. The hard product was of very high quality. While I understand the critique some make about the décor feeling dated at this price point, I personally appreciated the classic Parisian character of the space, with its warm wood tones and gold accents. The shower setup was one of the most unique we've encountered. And being on a high floor with a direct view of Place Vendôme? That's the stuff of dreams. The soft product matched every bit of it; the service throughout our stay was warm, attentive, and consistently made us feel like the trip was being taken care of. We left the champagne and chocolates to explore the neighborhood and quickly discovered that nearly everything we wanted to see was either within walking distance or a short metro ride away. That first night, we got wonderfully lost wandering into the 8th Arrondissement before settling in for a late dinner at the bar of La Petite Vendôme, sandwiches and fries included. If you know, you know. Seats are hard to come by, so reserve well in advance. Breakfast each morning at Café Jeanne was a genuine highlight. Between the super fruit bowl, made-to-order eggs, eggs Benedict, premium coffee, and the shakshuka that I personally could not get enough of, it was a wonderful way to fuel up for the day. As Globalist members with the Guest of Honor benefit, breakfast was fully included, along with a glass of very nice champagne. Refills were offered, and while it certainly wasn't bottomless, two glasses of quality champagne to start the morning was a very welcome touch. Communication with the concierge in the months leading up to our stay, and on the day itself, was seamless. Museum and restaurant reservations were handled in advance, and the team was able to secure tables at some genuinely difficult spots. If you're staying here, lean into that perk early and often. All in all, we couldn't have asked for a more magical first stay in Paris. In our view, the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme lived up to its Palace status at the time of our visit, and we hope it earns that designation back in the future. Our stay was nothing short of superb. Effortless luxury, start to finish. We would love to return in the future!

My mother is a diligent Hyatt Globalist, and last year, she used just about all her points to do…read morethe ultimate Hyatt booking: four rooms at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome, for 45,000 points per room per night, for a big C. family vacation. That rate has since climbed to 75,000 points, and I don't think any of us are likely to go back for all that. This was a free stay for me and my crew, so let me start by saying the hotel was generally very nice. The location was excellent, central and close to transit, and the common areas were opulent and attractive. Everyone I interacted with on staff was polite and helpful, and housekeeping did good work. I also appreciated the complimentary wine and chocolates left in our room, and the breakfast and dinner at the lobby restaurant. My brothers and I had rooms on the 4th floor, while my parents were in a suite on the 6th. My room had a king bed and room for a rollaway, which my kids took turns sleeping in when they weren't just piling onto our bed. The rooms were comfortable and upscale, if more in line with 45,000 points than 75,000. No wow factor, and some things felt weird and old. The outlet situation wasn't great. There were no adaptors, and there were a couple USB ports, but they were for smartphone cables from like five years ago. The lighting was also nuts. We wanted to turn off most of the lights when our kids went to bed, but keep one on so we could hang out in the room. There was legit no way to do this, and we sat in the dark rather than have spotlights keeping our kids awake. These are minor complaints, which I might have ignored if not for my big complaint: the planned power outage on the last night of our stay. We were not notified of this outage in advance of our trip, and only learned about it through a printed letter left in our room. The power outage was scheduled for between midnight and 4:30 in the morning, an we found out about it when we returned to the hotel after midnight and learned the elevators weren't running. We walked up the stairs and spent the night in an overheated room with no electricity in the middle of July. It was really unpleasant. When we woke up, we learned the electricity was still partially out, and neither of our phones had charged. My husband's phone was dead, and he went downstairs to get it charged and complain to the front desk. He told them that the hotel shouldn't have been open for business, and they offered to refund my mom 45,000 points, the cost of our room for that night. This was a good start, but only accounted for one of our four rooms. When we compared notes with my mom, we also learned that a hotel employee had opened the door to our room that night while she was in there watching our sleeping children. He didn't announce himself until she asked who he was and chased him out, and when she inquired with management about what happened, they told her we'd requested help with a safe. This wasn't true, but they acted like it was, and were generally dismissive and unapologetic. My mom ended up emailing management about all of the above, and they were, overall, dismissive and unapologetic. At some point, they did quietly give her the 45,000 points promised to my husband, but there was no other acknowledgment that she had been inconvenienced. As my husband pointed out, the hotel wasn't fit to be occupied that night, and there must have been a meeting to discuss whether or not to close for business. Management must have decided that would be too expensive, and that the letter would be sufficient. Look, I'm not a difficult customer, and I certainly don't go around complaining about fancy hotels. But our Park Hyatt experience was a solid B. I wouldn't recommend it, especially not at the new rate.

READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE BOOKING THIS PLACE!!!! THERE WAS POOP ALL OVER OUR FLOORS & THE HOTEL DID…read moreABSOLUTELY NOTHING ABOUT IT!!! SEE ATTACHED VIDEOS & PICTURES!!! THIS HOTEL IS GARBAGE & SHOULD NOT BE APART OF ANY HYATT COLLECTION!! I travel all over the world & typically stay at Hyatt hotels & usually have a great experience but not here. The first night we get there, they call our room at 11pm wake us up, & say there was a big leak in the hotel & they thought it was coming from our room. They sent their worker or plumber who came in & TRACKED POOP INTO OUR ROOM FROM HIS SHOES ALL OVER OUR CARPET FLOORS!!!! THEY DID NOT OFFER TO CLEAN IT OR RECTIFY IT AT ALL!!! We talked to the front desk multiple times about it & they said they would "talk to the manager" & they just never got back to us. Multiple front desk people, one girl with blonde hair & one dude with blonde hair, would go into back & then just hide back there until we left the front. What an absolute disgrace. THERE WAS POOP ALL OVER OUR ROOM FLOOR!!! NOT DIRT, NOT FOOD, NOT PUDDING, IT WAS POOP!!!!! IT WAS DISGUSTING!!!! Furthermore, even if this whole poop debacle didn't happen, this hotel should NOT be listed as a 5 star hotel. It is NOT a 5 star hotel. The entire hotel & room has dated interiors. The room itself was about an 8 foot by 8 foot shoe box. The walls are paper thin & you can hear everyone walking above you or in the hallways at any time disturbing your sleep. The "gym" is also a 10 foot by 10 foot shoe box with one machine that's broken & a few treadmills & stationary bikes. THIS IS NOT 5 STAR LUXURY PROPERTY & THEY SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES FOR ATTEMPTING TO CALL THEMSELVES ONE!! DO NOT STAY HERE!! YOU'VE BEEN WARNED!!

I spent two nights in Paris with my mom and two kids in December, and my mom booked us a room at…read morethe Park Hyatt Vendôme. We arrived in Paris by train, traveling with my small boys and a big piece of luggage, and took the subway to Place de l'Opéra, a mildly arduous journey. We walked to the hotel and tried to check in, only to learn that the Park Hyatt would not accommodate us unless we upgraded to a much larger, much more expensive room (we'd neglected to mention the two children in our party when we booked). After much back-and-forth, my mom booked us a room at the Hyatt Madeleine, a more reasonable hotel that still gave us the benefits of her Hyatt status. It was supposedly a short walk from the Hyatt, but we spent a good twenty minutes schlepping across Paris with the children and luggage. (Very grateful to my saintly friend Ava B., who offered key support as a third adult in this unruly party.) Which is all to say, I loved this hotel the minute we walked in, reaching our destination an hour and a half after arriving in Paris. Check-in was smooth and pleasant, and we were welcomed with glasses of champagne, which we quite appreciated. There was a half-bottle of red wine waiting in our room, too, which we were happy to drink while packing to leave the next night. Our stay was brief, and we spent most of our precious time in Paris out and about. The hotel was an excellent home base, though, centrally located and very comfortable. It was less fancy than the Park Hyatt, of course, but the lobby was attractive and our room was spacious and clean. It had a king bed and a sofa bed, where my three-year-old refused to sleep, instead jumping around and harassing me and once, picking up the clean underwear I'd set out for the morning and putting it on over his pants. Breakfast was included with our stay, and we took advantage of this by going down to Café M and feeding my children chocolate croissants before leaving the premises each morning. They also got room service one night while my friend and I went out for a grown-up dinner at Brasserie Pastis, an outstanding nearby restaurant recommended by the concierge. I'm sure the Park Hyatt would've been nice, but I was impressed by the Hyatt Madeleine, both the accommodations and the hospitable service. I'll bet it was a better fit for our group, too, what with the wild three-year-old. A great place to stay during an active trip to Paris.

I've stayed in this hotel twice and I just love it! It's a smaller boutique hotel with so much…read morestory. I am obsessed with the signature scent. I need a bottle for my home. When we were checking out, I asked the front desk and they told me to check with concierge. I lost the card so now I'm going to have to go back to ask haha!

At Astor Hilton, grace resides, In quiet halls where charm…read moreabides. With every smile and thoughtful deed, You met our comfort, matched our need. No grander place we'd choose to stay-- You made a gem of every day. From morning light to evening's close, Your kindness bloomed like Paris rose. The service--warm, refined, sincere, Each gesture made us feel so near. Not just a stay, but something more-- A welcome we'll remember, and adore. We leave with thanks, both full and true, Our hearts uplifted, thanks to you. And soon we'll sail on river's bend, But plan to see you once again. When AMA's path brings us once more To Paris, love, and Astor's door-- We'll gladly cross your threshold wide, To feel again your care and pride.

Amazing Property. We just spent one week at the Prince de Galles and had a fantastic experience…read morethere. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive. Our guest relations liaison, Laura, went above and beyond to make our stay so special and unforgettable. The service we received from Thomas and the staff at the Bar 19.20 was second to none, and the food was simply amazing. From the starters to the mains to the deserts. Even if we were not staying at the hotel I would still make dinner reservations there while in Paris. The location is perfect. Only a few blocks away from the Champs de Elysee in one direction, and then a quick 2 minute walk down the street in the other direction to find cozy cafes with a beautiful view of the Eiffel Tower. I have been to 72 countries and stayed at a number of higher end hotels but I found the Prince de Galles to be truly exceptional. It is not a cheap hotel by any means, but you definitely get what you pay for and it is certainly worth the money in my opinion. We will definitely be returning there on next trip to Paris.

We booked our first ever stay in Paris at this property and everything from calling with questions…read moreto the stay to checking out was perfect! Their customer service is EXCELLENT!!! The staff were all very helpful and spoke great English as well! The moment our Uber pulled up at the front door, two door staff dressed perfectly, started removing our luggage and another staff member met us at the door to walk us to the check-in counter. Emma, the lady who checked us in was flawless at checking us in! I've never experienced such a thorough check-in process, which included describing amenities, the property, welcoming me and acknowledging my status, and then actually taking us up the elevator and to our room to ensure we were happy with the room - This was OUTSTANDING service!!! The concierge staff is friendly and was very helpful during our stay, providing great suggestions for food and handling other questions we had, such as how to best handle the train we needed to take, etc. The location of this hotel is perfectly walkable and is an equal distance to the Eiffel Tower or the L'arc de Triomphe. It's a block from the Avenue des Champs-Élysées. We only needed to use Uber to get to an area a few miles away, but otherwise, we walked everywhere. The room was very comfortable, perfectly adorned and nicely embellished with great attention to detail... including the mosaic tile in the bathroom! Everything was clean and spotless and stayed that way throughout our stay with housekeeping taking care of it daily and offering turndown service. Such an excellent stay was had here, we will definitely stay here when returning to Paris!!

Amazing views of the Eiffel Tower in the evening…read more Went for rooftop drinks and catch a view of the Eiffel Tower. Drinks were a bit pricey, but they are delicious (they had a Macallan whiskey cocktail menu) and you are presented with an amazing view of the city. Would def recommend!

One star for the high tea in Le Lobby. The hotel's web site appeared to require an advance…read morereservation and " formal " attire. The room was practically empty when we arrived and States that way for 2 hours until we left. The few patrons were far from dressed formally. The high tea menu had no relationship to high tea at the Peninsula Hong Kong, any good hotel in the UK, or to be frank anywhere else. No scones, the tea was cold, my tea must have been made with a tea bag since there wasn't a single leaf floating in the tea pot. Oh, and the " hot " tea was lukewarm. The food consisted mostly of absurdly complicated pastries, combining exotic ingrédients that had no business being in the same pastry together. This was probably intended to be " sophisticated " but it came across as a failed science expériment. One savory bite (and i mean one bite) was foie gras en croûte préparéd with some bizarre spice that again had no place in the recipe. Artistic? Maybe. But not even wildly suitable for high tea. Well at least our table of five only spent EU519 for the experience. Next time we're flying to the Peninsula in Hong Kong for genuine high tea.