We stayed here last year and it was a wonderful experience, this year there were a few concerns, one of our rooms was not cleaned and we had to approach the staff and i found it disappointing that at breakfast mandelins and small chocolate muffins were wrapped in plastic and i would have thought for a 5* these would be made fresh

I booked two rooms. One room was not available until 9pm! The rooms provided were loft style with a large flight of stairs which is very inconvenient with luggage. Also located on a noisy side street, so was woken up by revelers in the early hours of the AM.

Good location. Cleaners did not do a good job and leaves our balcony door opened everyday and insects gone in to our room

Good location. Cleaners did not do a good job and leaves our balcony door opened everyday and insects gone in to our room

I've used Marriott hotels in many countries, but my experience in Paris was so disappointing that I regretted spending my money there. The staff at a nearby 4-star boutique hotel seemed much friendlier and the room conditions were better. When trying to check in, they told us no rooms were ready and they couldn't promise a time, but would contact us when available. We waited until around 6 PM and, exhausted, went back to the hotel to find out the room had been ready. It was frustrating not to have been contacted earlier so we could rest. The reception staff's coercive and unfriendly behavior was unpleasant, and it even made me wonder if it was racial discrimination. I was shocked when the elevator doors opened on the 7th floor. It was hard to tell if it was a hotel or a cheap hostel, as groups of guests were using the hallway like their own living room, sitting on sofas front of the elevator, enjoying tea time with a strong smell of spices filling the floor. The bed duvet in our assigned room had hair and stains, and the desk next to the bed was very dusty. Overall, my experience at the Marriott in Paris was the worst.

I've used Marriott hotels in many countries, but my experience in Paris was so disappointing that I regretted spending my money there. The staff at a nearby 4-star boutique hotel seemed much friendlier and the room conditions were better. When trying to check in, they told us no rooms were ready and they couldn't promise a time, but would contact us when available. We waited until around 6 PM and, exhausted, went back to the hotel to find out the room had been ready. It was frustrating not to have been contacted earlier so we could rest. The reception staff's coercive and unfriendly behavior was unpleasant, and it even made me wonder if it was racial discrimination. I was shocked when the elevator doors opened on the 7th floor. It was hard to tell if it was a hotel or a cheap hostel, as groups of guests were using the hallway like their own living room, sitting on sofas front of the elevator, enjoying tea time with a strong smell of spices filling the floor. The bed duvet in our assigned room had hair and stains, and the desk next to the bed was very dusty. Overall, my experience at the Marriott in Paris was the worst.

Excellent location. We first were put in a “balcony” room overlooking some back streets and office buildings or something. The room smelled of smoke and had cigarette burns in the carpet. Although smoking not allowed. Room was small and depressing. This was already say $550 a night. We upgraded to much larger upgraded balcony room on Champs Elyse cost us $250 more a night but worth it.

Excellent location. We first were put in a “balcony” room overlooking some back streets and office buildings or something. The room smelled of smoke and had cigarette burns in the carpet. Although smoking not allowed. Room was small and depressing. This was already say $550 a night. We upgraded to much larger upgraded balcony room on Champs Elyse cost us $250 more a night but worth it.