Chambiges Elysees - Paris, France 

Stunning
Posted: Thu, Jun 04 2009
We arrived at this smaller boutique hotel after a bad trip and a previous stay at a hotel in Florence (which was also unpleasant). When the taxi pulled up to the entrance, we were immediately pleased. It is located on a side street and is therefore away from the traffic noise and commotion along the major boulevard which is two blocks away. The room was gorgeous with rich fabrics and appointments. The bathroom was spotless. It had a big bathtub and marble finishes. The staff was friendly and attentive. Without qualification, in my 53 yrs, this is the best hotel that I have visited. We can't wait to go back.

RB
Posted: Sun, Aug 24 2008
This hotel is ideally located for exploring Paris. The surrounding area is very upmarket and you really have the feeling you're in an exclusive part of the city. On the downside, it was overpriced, and I felt that the room rate was very high for what we got. But Paris in general is overpriced and if you go there you have to be prepared to shell out for everything. It was also very difficult to find good restaurants in the vicinity of the hotel and we were very disappointed after visiting two terrible rip-off eateries that had looked quite decent from the outside. But the Champs Elysee is nearby and all the metro connections are a short walk away so from that point of view it's a thumbs-up. Nice for a short stay but be prepared to open your wallet!

FM
Posted: Sun, Aug 10 2008
Little cosy hotel, in the heart of the city but in a quiet position. We'd stay again.

JN
Posted: Tue, Jun 24 2008
My husband and I were very pleased with our room, the location, and the overall quality we experienced at this hotel. Very nice dining close by.

DP
Posted: Sun, Apr 27 2008
Stayed in a charming, very French boudoir style room, with a sparkling clean, comfortable marble bathroom, and separate WC in room. Front desk staff was very polite and helpful at all times, and spoke English, as did many of the breakfast room staff. Breakfast was quite adequate. The breakfast room is atmospheric, looking out into a charming, small courtyard; but it's small and a bit cramped. Lovely lobby amenities with two sitting room. Location is absolutely wonderful, right off the trendy Avenue Montaigne, but set on a quiet side street. Great restaurants in the area, and the Grand Palais, Franklin Roosevelt Metro and Champs Elysees are only steps away. My only complaints about my stay were that telephone costs were exhorbitant, and that the television set had poor sound quality, especially CNN. But, then, who wants to watch much TV in Paris! I would definitely stay there again, although it is not cheap, coming to almost $450 a night with April 08 exchange rates.