Stayed here for 3 nights, and that was definatly enough. On our arrival after standing in a 1 meter square lift with our baggage I knew that the stay was going to be interesting. A family scattered themselves in several different rooms around the same floor as us, constantly banging doors and shouting. The hotel itself was not to blame... more

The hotel is tiny with an elevator that fits one (yes 1) person maximum. The breakfast room is a conversion of the cellar, there are too many covers shoe-horned into a tiny space. At one point we had a massive 6 guests in there at the same time (including myself and partner) and the waitress could not get between the... more

The hotel is brilliantly located to walk to everything and on the most convenient Metro line. It is only 100m to the start of the Champs, 150m to the Franklin D Roosevelt Metro and 300-400m to the Arc all by foot. It is surrounded by restaurants, coffee shops/patisseries & bars that are well priced. The hotel is in an upmarket... more

I wouldn't rave about this place - except for it's location. You could walk practically anywhere - and we did. I'ts a very short distance form the Champs-Elysee where it all happens. 15 minute walk through the Tulieries Gardens to the Louvre and maybe a 20-30 minute walk in the opposite direction along the river to the Eiffel Tower. Everything... more

Elysee Park has got a great, central location! Room we stayed was small basic with no balcony and facing back of the building (no view), but clean and warm. Small tv. Warm bathroom with bathtube, but very small. Reception was open 24 hours, staff ok, spoke english. If you want to walk nearly everywhere in Paris, this location is good! more

We stayed at Elysee Park in December of 2006. Choose the hotel based upon proximity to the Metro (2 blocks away from the FDR station on the Champs Elysees), overall location (1 block from Champs Elysees), and price (about 75 Euros a night). The rooms are small by American standards, but were very clean, and had a full sized bathroom.... more

This hotel claims to have three stars. Although I know that the star-rating in Paris doesn't correspond to actual quality of the hotel (rather than services) I felt short-changed and duped. The travel agent had recommended a cheaper two-star hotel in Montparnasse. The recommended one (which we had a quick glance at while taking walking there) seemed way better than... more

La camera forse un pò piccola,per non parlare del bagno...ma tutto abbastanza pulito e soprattutto ad un passo dal centro... more

Camere formato bonsai, doccia inesistente (il "telefono va usato a mano e nella vasca), non c'é tendina attorno alla vasca... more