This place are just crooks. The exchange rate is much higher than other places and then charges an…read morefee on top of that. 100.00 USA net 69 EUR. Another place nets out 87 EUR per 100.00. Beware !!!!!

Very very bad rate. I found our I could have had 40 Euro more in another shop in a touristic place!!read more

This business is no longer open at this location. Rates looked great online (best in the area) but…read moreunfortunately the business is not there.

Change Elysées 66 currency exchange is centrally located inside to the right. They have a very…read moreclean and professional atmosphere. I would use them again over the competition. FYI: None of the currency exchange rates are close to official bank rate. At the time of this review, exchanging $300 at the Travelex at CDG or nearby would be 10€ less than Change Elysées 66. Travelex charges a percentage fee! Change Elysées 66 does not. This works out better for exchanging smaller amounts. Be a smart traveler and shop around. ;)

i've exchanged euros to dollars here on a few trips to france. It is my go-to place and the spot…read more that i recommend to friends. The rate is the best I could find in paris (and much better than my bank in new york). The gentleman behind the window is very nice (i assume he's the owner). Always very polite and professional. Honestly this is the nicest exchange i've ever been to. It's a block from gare de nord-- easy to get to and very worth it if you have a large amount of currency to exchange. Each time i've gone there's a few parisians in line -- so my vibe is that locals also know this is a great place.

The day I went in they charged around 6% to exchange USD to Euros. Not great but not terrible…read moreeither I guess. If you have time I would suggest exchanging your dollars to euros at a local bank in the states before your travels. Cen publishes their exchange rates on their website but don't be tricked by the difference in rates displayed for the cost to buy euros and the cost to sell euros.

I called to ask if they had a specific African currency, and they were extremely rude.read more

Friendly staff help me with all my questions, place was nice and cold. Overall super great rate…read moreexchange! USA Dollars- Euros

Terrible exchange company. They charge 3 times more than any ATM - about 50% of the transaction…read more They are a complete WASTE of $$.

Literally the worst most rude people I've met. You would think money exchange would be very simple…read more I give you foreign money. You give me euros. Not with these asshats. They literally yelled at me and ended up not exchanging any of my money for the most ridiculous reasons. NEVER COME HERE. DO NOT DO IT.

Low currency exchange fee. Multilingual staff and they're nice enough. My one complaint is that…read moreit's hard to hear through the glass so they talk to you through a loud microphone/speaker so everyone on the street behind you can hear how much money you have...

Rip-off Here's what you get for 200 dollars. The clerk,…read moreSandrine, always in the phone. Asked how much I'd get for 200 dollars pretended she doesn't understand and just took the money. She refused to reverse the transaction. Avoid at all costs.

RIPPED OFF!!! I was…read moregiven 40 euros less then the other Western Union near a tourist transaction and when I questioned the clerk he was rude and wouldn't give me my exchange back not to mention told me he needed 70 cents euros to exchange. He didn't tell me what he was giving me before the transaction was finished and said that once he put it in the machine I could not get it back. I exchanged $220 prior at the Western Union by the arc and was given €188 which was what I expected. The clerk shorted me somewhere between €35-40. DO NOT EXCHANGE HERE!!!!

They didn't tell me the flat fees on top of the rake on the exchange and once I read the receipt he…read morewouldn't give me my money back and said it's too late .

If you need a place to exchange currency on Saint Michel, this is the place for you. Yes, this is…read morepretty much the only place. Though this is only money exchange location in the area, that is not to say this business is not good, because it is. The individual who owns this establishment is very friendly. He speaks English if that is your only language. Plus, his exchange rates are very fair. This location is very easy to find. They are about two blocks away from the train and/or Metro station. They are easy to find as they are right across the street from the Holiday Inn. They have a large exchange sign on the front of the building. You simply walk inside and tell the owner how much money you would like to exchange. You pass it under the glass, and that is that. They give you your Euros. Very easy. One of the interesting things I find about Paris is that there is not a lot of places to exchange currency in the city. As mentioned, this is the only place to easily exchange currency in this part of the city. This leaves these exchange businesses with an advantage, as they do not have a lot of competition. This business owner does not take advantage of the situation, however. You will find very competitive exchange rates at this business. Overall, easy place to exchange money.

Do your research. They do have a better exchange rate but ... their service fee is very high. There…read moreare other places that do not have a service fee

one star is too high. These guys are right up there with pick pocketers. The official rate is…read more1.08 usd to EU. These guys do 1.25 plus $20 in fees as of 3/31/2025. We gave $50 and received 28 EU. They're criminal. Also Western Union on the store front and did not expect this. Stay away.

She Change me $100 and give me €59 a lot of fees and expensive price for a dollar. They have a post…read moreof $1.10 per €. She never explain about fees or the price. Just ask to change more money. When back to her and she say i have to ask question. Very bad experience! Go to the bank.