Elysee Etoile

"I can’t say enough great things. I was traveling with my 2 teenage girls and they had a room that could accommodate the 3 of us. It was very tight, but it didn’t matter. We were sightseeing all day/night. It’s nestled in a neighborhood within walking distance to the Arc de Triomphe. Very safe, close to metro and eateries. The staff was amazing. They offered a beautiful continental breakfast."

"I stayed for 3 nights and there was a consistently high standard of customer service from staff - night or day. Everyone was very welcoming and accommodating. This was the standout feature of this hotel and the reason I'm writing a review. Rooms were clean and well presented. Having only three rooms per floor meant noise was minimal - the only issue is pipework in the walls (when showers are running, it's pretty noticeable). Great location with lots of bars and restaurants in the neighbouring streets. Would recommend to anyone."

"Perfectly located by the Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysees as well as Charles de Gaulle Etoile metro (Ternes metro stop too), this no-frills hotel is perfect if you're in Paris to visit the city vice spend time lounging in the room. Had a top floor room. Small space but it was exactly what I paid for and expected. This is Paris, rooms are more expensive you closer you are to the center of the city/tourist areas. Room was well cleaned and had a TV (never turned it on), safe, small set of drawers and small rack by the door. Bathroom was a shower and sink with toilet. Soap (hand soap and body gel) was provided. Bring your own shampoo + conditioner. Staff was very polite and helpful. When I first arrived, the room wasn't ready, but the front desk staffer politely offered me some cold drinks and pastries. There's a lift and stairs to get to and from the room. I never made it to breakfast due to the tight schedule of the trip, but it looked nice. Wifi signal was solid. Opened the window for a nice cool breeze at night. It's off the main road, but this is Paris so if you're a light sleeper you won't find any place quiet to sleep unless you completely leave the city. Was so tired at the end of each day that whatever potential noise there was never woke me. If you're coming to Paris to see Paris and/or work with little time to lounge, then this is a great spot to park your bags and sleep after long days of trekking and/or work."