Experience Luxury and Style at Le Meridien Etoile in Paris, Île de France

Le Meridien Etoile

81 Boulevard Gouvion Saint-cyr, 75848 Cedex 17, Near Palais des Congres de Paris, Paris, 75017, France

Classificação

3.9

Nível de Preço

$$$

Quartos

1025

Animais de estimação

Sim

desde $ 2,055.30

RESERVAR AGORA

Jan

Le Meridien Etoile, Paris

Le Meridien Etoile

Com uma localização perfeita na área nobre do turismo em 17th - Arc de Triomphe - Palais des Congres, Le Meridien Etoile promete uma estadia relaxante e maravilhosa. A propriedade oferece aos seus hóspedes uma ampla gama de serviços e facilidades concebidas para proporcionar o máximo conforto e comodidade. Facilidades como Wi-Fi gratuito em todos os quartos, recepção 24 horas, instalações para pessoas com mobilidade reduzida, serviço expresso de check-in/check-out, sala de bagagens, entre outras, estão à sua disposição. Os quartos estão equipados com todas as comodidades necessárias para que tenha uma boa noite de sono. Em alguns quartos os hóspedes poderão encontrar TV de tela plana, guarda-roupa, acesso a internet (sem fios), ar condicionado, aquecimento. Desfrute das instalações de lazer da propriedade, incluindo centro de fitness, antes de ir para o seu quarto para um descanso merecido. Com um serviço de confiança e um staff altamente profissional, Le Meridien Etoile tem a resposta perfeita para todas as suas necessidades.

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RESERVA

Executive 2 Bedroom Suite, City View ·

Alojamento & Pequeno Almoço

Total

$ 6,424.07

RESERVA

Isenção de responsabilidade: a imagem mostrada é apenas para fins ilustrativos e pode não representar o quarto de hotel. O layout do quarto, móveis, comodidades e vista podem variar dependendo da disponibilidade e localização do hotel.

Geral

Bom

3.9

966 criticas

302

525

275

125

Avaliação de Clientes

Valor 2.7

Localização 4.2

Limpeza 4.1

Conforto 3.9

Vizinhança 4.1

Facilidades 3.9

Condição 3.9

Recomendação 80.5%

“Stayed 2 nights in the Senior Suite at this hotel. I have a titanium membership and got an upgrade using a suite upgrade voucher. All in all, it was a very disappointing stay. I have stayed several suite in different countries, but this is the worst room ever. Upon check-in, the front desk staff said that they would provide a room with a very good view. But I couldn't see the view from any window in the room. There doesn't seem to be anywhere to expect a view from this hotel. This is a suite room only in its name that is used to connect 2 regular rooms. Therefore, the space cannot be used properly and the door connecting the rooms does not open wide, making the space even smaller. The sofa is skinned, reminiscent of a cheap motel. The drawer on the desk went all the way out and smashed my foot. The security latch on the door was broken and could not be used. As it is a convention hotel, there are a lot of group guests, and as a result, the breakfast was a mess like a food court in the market. Coffee had to be pulled in line and the food ran out quickly. I tried different time zones for two days to avoid the crowds, but it is no use. After 2 nights, I requested late check-out, which was guaranteed to Titanium members. As the hotel is a convention hotel, he said that it was not applicable and that he would provide a room for a short stay as an alternative. The more outrageous experience starts here. The temporary room I was given was a more modernly renovated room than the suite. Even this room is quite big. This hotel gave me a very unpleasant experience.”

— Kenneth Hong

“One of the worst hotels we've ever had. Firstly, when you enter the lobby, there's 3 or 4 security men, who's seemingly only job, is to intimidate you. Why are they there ? Why are there so many ? My family and I did not feel protected, but intimidated. Secondly, we went to order a cup of tea, and they wanted to charge OVER 8 DOLLARS. For a cup of tea... That's hot water and a tea bag. Greedy management. Thirdly, the house keeping seemed to do whatever they wanted. After the room was 'cleaned,' we'd come back to see they hadn't given us more toilet paper, or that they'd forgot to give us hand soap, or they would leave all the trash cans full. We had several experiences like this here. Le Meridian Etoile is only there to make money. You'd enjoy your trip much more in a hotel where money doesn't come first. I'd rather spend more on the room, and then be treated like a human, and not like a wallet.”

— Brett Gyzer