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Reviewed 17 March 2014

Having booked this hotel in January, we arrived in to paris and checked in at 1130am. We were advised our booking had been canceled in their system however they had a room avail which ended up costing an extra €100, plus €200 deposit not including breakfast. I have put in a complaint today.

Seeing we were very disappointed they did upgrade us however the room looked like the standard rooms. The room was fine pretty standard really no bath and only 1 bathrobe, the kettle smelled of vinegar which we were told was to clean it so we couldn't use that. Room service and mini bar was over priced, as is everything in paris.

We had a fab weekend in general however seeing as we ended up paying extra I would have preferred to have booked one of the higher end hotels which would have worked out the same price and would have included breakfast so do shop around for deals.

Good central location.

Room tip: Confirm your booking the day before
Date of stay: March 2014
  • Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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2  Thank MYROC09
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Reviewed 16 March 2014

I've just completed my second stay at the Renaissance Arc de Triomphe and it was a great experience again. The hotel is very modern and up to date and still feels new - the focus on modern design and attention to detail is evident and everything works really nicely - the restaurant is great - the more we tried outside Parisian restaurants the more we appreciated the quality and experience of the hotel restaurant. Because the hotel is modern in design with big windows the rooms are also really bright and very quiet which is nice for being in the middle of Paris. What is particularly nice though is the staff. Every single person is enthusiastic and helping. As my wife said to me... they just always say "yes" - how refreshing anywhere.. but especially in a big City like Paris. The staff are always haply and will go out of their way to help. It's also nice to be close to the Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysees.

Date of stay: March 2014
  • Trip type: Travelled on business
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1  Thank REL4
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Reviewed 13 March 2014

From the moment we checked in till the time we left we were treated like royalty. (Much better than French royalty were treated) Our room was very spacious, extremely comfortable and well equipped. We were surprised at how quiet our room was, considering that we were on the Avenue Wagram just a stone's throw from the Arc de Triomphe. Reception staff and concierge were always cheerful, helpful and obliging. They helped to make this a very enjoyable family break.The last time my wife and I were in Paris was on honeymoon many years ago and the city is much friendlier now than it was then. Public transport is easy. Charles de Gaulle-Etoile is a couple of minutes up the street. From here the whole of tourist Paris is easily accessible with manageable train links to Versailles. Even in what should have been the morning rush hour we got seats on the metro. The hotel restaurant was OK but we ate out most nights and there is a lovely little cafe practically next door to the hotel where we ate breakfast most mornings. Paris is not a cheap destination and this is not a cheap hotel but it is worth every euro. Like Libby 161 I would return to this luxurious hotel in a heartbeat.

Room tip: Great views on 7th and 8th floors
Date of stay: March 2014
  • Trip type: Travelled with family
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Reviewed 12 March 2014

We will definitely return! Had a great seven-night stay here in October 2013 and it worked out perfect for our place to call home for a week while we explored the city of Paris. The room was well appointed with a king bed and our bathroom had the combo tub/shower. Everything was clean and modern, and a nice contrast to view a lovely Art Nouveau building across the street. Our room was facing Wagram Avenue but did not have issues with road noise; it generally got a bit quieter at night although earplugs might be recommended for light sleepers. Other than one night, we didn’t hear much noise at night from the rooms around us.

We had debated staying at the Marriott Champs-Elysees and were so happy with choosing the Renaissance instead! It was a more boutique hotel type experience and removed from some of the crowds of the Champs-Elysees. The service was very good and had no issues. There was one day that our room was not serviced so we told the front desk and it was taken care of while we were at dinner. We arrived at CDG about 8 am and had asked for an early check in; the room was not ready upon arrival but it was ready at 11 am which seemed accommodating.

Had read different reviews related to Marriott platinum status and upgrades -- did not receive upgrade but room was as booked. Could just barely see top of Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe!

Having not been to Paris before, it was hard to know what to expect related to some of the logistical considerations around the hotel, so wanted to provide some recommendations after our trip:

Transportation to and from CDG to Renaissance – we looked at several options including car service hotel recommended and Uber but at the last minute decided to go with Air France’s Les Cars. This motor coach service was comfortable, considerably more affordable and the Etoile Champs-Elysees stop on Line 2 is only a few blocks from the hotel. www.lescarsairfrance.com/en.html

Getting around Paris – the hotel is about two blocks from the Charles de Gaulle-Etoile Metro station. The Metro is fairly easy to navigate and we had no issues using the Metro and walking our entire trip.

Dining options – Our Marriott Elite status allowed us to have a complementary breakfast each morning at the Makassar Restaurant. It had a good selection and we loved the chocolate croissants! We did eat dinner here one night and were disappointed – the food wasn’t that great, and it was expensive.

We did find some other options within walking distance to the hotel which are recommended – good (in some cases, great) food reasonably priced (for Paris):

La Cantina Chic Bistrot Italian, 14 rue de l’Etoile (about a block from the hotel) – amazing fresh Italian food, very small, rather local and relaxed. Great host. We ate here twice! www.facebook.com/lacantinachic

Le Café d’Angel, 16 rue Brey (about two blocks from hotel) – more traditional French, great seasonal flavors, and accommodating to us. www.lecafedangel.com

Leon de Bruxelles, 63 avenue des Champs-Elysees (less than a mile walk from hotel) – chain but good option if you like mussels. We had huge steaming pots of mussels served with a side of fries. www.leon-de-bruxelles.fr

Le Paradis du Fruit (across the street from hotel on Wagram) – more healthy selections based around fruit. We had a light diner here one night and it was quite tasty. www.leparadisdufruit.fr

Pomme de Pain sandwich café (across the street and about a block towards Arc) – chain with good quick service sandwich options. We liked the Parisian. pommedepain.fr

Snacks and drinks – the only option we found around the hotel was the Publicis Drugstore on the Champs-Elysees. Bottled water was more expensive than we found in some other parts of Paris, but didn’t come up with another option during our stay.

Paris is a great city. The Renaissance was a perfect place to experience the city and have a place to retreat to rest up and plan the next day. Enjoy!!

Date of stay: October 2013
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5  Thank Chris_Audrey
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Reviewed 9 March 2014

A couple of minutes walk from arc de triomphe. Modern hotel small lobby but friendly & efficient check-in. The rooms are spacious - had a king bed working desk and sofa without feeling cramped + a small balcony.

Room squeaky clean though I did notice in my 2 nights in the hotel that housekeeping is pretty slow. My room wasn't clean before 3pm on either day.

Food in hotel is good especially the desserts; there are varied and cheaper options in the numerous bistros in the area. The concierge was very helpful in identifying restaurants in the area to meet our dining preferences.

Will definitely return

Date of stay: January 2014
Trip type: Travelled on business
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