Find hotels near 17th - Arc de Triomphe - Palais des Congres in Paris, France

very happy when we arrived at this hotel. not only is it in the heart of paris but right off rue champs-elysses! our hotel room was lovely ~ we had a street facing room with a small double-door window which you could open. we could see the arc de triomphe. room :- was reasonably sized, has tasteful décor and furniture, a good bed which gave me the best sleeps after each and every tiring day exploring the city. a/c worked a treat and we had free wi-fi. bar fridge under the desk. bathroom was reasonably sized as well with a heating rail. shower over bath. wardrobe with a safe, extra blankets and pillows. some traffic noise can be heard but not an issue when the windows are closed. location :- just off the charles de gaule roundabout where the arc de triomphe is. metro station is about 150m away from hotel doorstep. the trains at this station take you down the main drag of champs-elysses and to the louvre museum. in the opposite direction is a wonderful bakery, a couple convenience stores and a good few bistros. service :- all the staff we encountered spoke english and were very welcoming. no issues with check-in or check-out. room was cleaned and tidied everyday. did not have breakfast at the hotel, so no comments about the food service. value for money :- all in all we had a good and pleasant stay at this hotel. by booking with agoda we got a very reasonable price for the room per night. very happy with the whole experience … will stay there again, will recommend to others and will continue booking with agoda.

It was a wonderful experience staying at this hotel. The view is good and traffic is slow. We could see the Arc de Triomphe from our room and the Eiffel Tower. Checking in was a breeze and the staff are very nice and patient in explaining to us where and how we can plan our visits. The food are tasty and good. This hotel leaves us an enjoyable and memorable impression.

The hotel is a 3-minute walk to Arc de Triomphe, which means that we can simply walk home after a day of shopping at Avenue Champs Elysees, which we did. It is also a 15-min walk from the Farmer's Market on a Sunday morning which we enjoyed. There are also plenty of small grocers' shops, pharmacies and cafes in the vicinity. The room is sufficiently sized (considering it's Paris) for a family of three with large luggages. The bathroom is quite small but very clean. The towels were slightly rough but the wifi signal is strong. There is no air-conditioning but the fan kept us cool on a hot summer's night. The 24/7 reception had a sufficient command of English and was very helpful. Not only did they help me to book an early morning taxi (6am) on our last day, they also helped me to locate the nearest mailbox for me to post my postcards. I was extremely grateful! Despite not having the amenities in the room, we were also able to get ice and hot water at any time. There is also a microwave oven at the reception for our use. Overall, I had an extremely pleasant stay at Hotel de la Felicite. Merci beaucoup!

We planned our whole trip to Paris with the idea of staying in an affordable hotel in a cutting edge area. We booked through the Agoda app our stay in Hotel B Square in the Batignolles area expecting a good budget hotel due to the reviews on TripAdvisor but it exceeded our expectations. From the lobby to the guest room we had a great overall stay at this lodging. The staff is so attentive and compromised to make you feel like comfortable in every way, and answer each one of your requests, even orienting you to avoid certain areas due to the protests in May 1st (which were during our stay). The superior room we booked is 15 m2, big enough to acomódate 2 guests, spotless clean, with everything to make you feel comfortable and a wonderful view of the beautiful Rue de Batignolles. The surrounding area is perfect as Batignolles is a Boho neighborhood with Rue des Dames (at the corner of the hotel) full of nice restaurants, cafes and bars all of them with beautiful crowds of locals in their

All in all, it was a pleasant and satisfying stay at Harvey Hotel. The owner and one of his staff named Stephanie were all willing to help, guiding each visitor on directions and destinations. The room is small but comfortable enough. There were basic amenenities but i was out most of the time anyway. Check in, check-out were a breeze. And there are a lot of restaurants a few minutes away by foot. I tried Leon in front of the Palais des Congress and I was hooked.

- breakfast is very good, with variety of choices. the lady in-charge in the kitchen is very attentive. -staying in the hotel is like staying in your own home, you can freely have coffee or tea in the kitchen. -the hotel offers safe area for luggage while waiting for your transpo to bring you to the airport after check out. -true information that the location is accessible both to metro and bus. -lastly, the manager of the hotel has excellent information about paris, unlike others who will not assist you. the hotel is just like your home.

I would thoroughly recommend Hotel Darcet. It is less than 5 mins walk from Metro (Place de Clichy- easy to get to anywhere from there). Lovely walk up to Montmarte from here. Even though it is close to the "Red light district", Pigalle, the hotel is not in this area in itself and does not feel unsafe at all (we were three female travellers (my Mum, my and my 12 year old daughter) and never felt unsafe in the area. The staff couldn't do enough for us. They were so kind and attentive and personal. They gave us a very late check out as we had a late flight. The hotel is very clean. They give you access to a small kitchen and a dining room so you can bring back food to prepare and eat at the hotel which is very economical. It is excellent value for money and I totally recommend them.

It was brilliant. Mr. Habib(receptionist) was very very helpful, he gives you a warm welcome and he's very very friendly, most of them are but I'm giving the credits most to Mr.habib. The room is clean. I've stayed there for 6 days and each time I come back to the room, the room is always clean and new sets of towels are changed. There's only one thing bad about this hotel is that, my room didn't have wifi. I live in the 6th floor. Not sure about other floors but I guess there isn't wifi in the room. Only at the lobby. Which doesn't really bother me. Location is great. One min away from place de clichy metro. And from there u could get to anywhere. Just buy a one week pass ticket for metro and you could travel anywhere. Overall, I would come back to camelia international and stay again. It's worth the price. Cheap affordable and simple. U don't need to come to Paris for a holiday and stay in a expensive fancy hotel because you'll usually be outside exploring. I'm a girl, I went to Paris alone and yeap, I survived the hotel. So why can't u? :)

Excellent boutique hotel in great location near place de cliche metro, local bus on corner took us to arch de triumph , trocadero gardens and Eiffel Tower twice once in day then at night again, was able to see most attractions in town Montmartre not far, Moulin Rouge was on next corner, Louve, Seine all close by, bedding , pillows all very comfortable including adult sons fold away, toiletries were Fragonard, heated toilet seat with wash and dry settings ( state of the art) breakfast was good had the option of inside around elegant velvet chairs or beautiful courtyard garden which we opted for, my advice don’t miss this place, wish I booked this for both days was in Paris that was my regret will definitely be back.

LOVED my stay at Hotel Armoni, it's located right outside the Porte de Champerret tube station and is a 15min walk to the Arc de Triomphe and Champs Elysees. The hotel staff were super friendly and accommodating, and gave us helpful tips about what to do in Paris. The room itself was extremely clean and comfortable--a little small, but that's to be expected for Paris. Quite a few restaurants and cafes around the area, and a really cute little bakery nearby too. Would recommend this hotel to anyone, and I'll definitely be staying there again if I'm ever back in Paris!

I booked this hotel through agoda, when I checked in I didn't need to fill in any forms, they just welcomed me and showed us to our room. The same happened on the way out. I have been to many hotels around the world and this has to be the best check in and out experience I have ever had.. The staff were helpful and friendly. The hotel was easy to get to and so very close to both the metro and the the Arc de Triomphe. Out room was clean and warm. We had a lovely deep bath, which was so nice since the outside temperatures were at 0 degrees. The only negative was the shower hose holder was at thigh height, which means I had to hold it or sit for my shower. If you want to be in this location this hotel was great.

A very nice, clean, excellent location hotel. Our double room was on Level 1 at the back, facing and big air-well, so it was very quiet. Only noise was in the morning when other guests chose to walk down the wooden staircase which was next to our toom. Had a good breeze and we opened the toilet window at night when going to bed. The bedroom also had a window. We were surprised with the size of the bedroom and even more surprised with the size of the toilet which included a long bath and 2 wash basins (his & hers). Breakfast was simple but good. Hotel staff were all very polite and helpful. We flew by Air France and was very happy that we could pull our luggage and walk less than 5 mins to the Air France shuttle stop facing Arc de Triomphe, where there were 2-3 buses parked daily. Hotel was just few streets from Champ Elysee, and Arc de Triomphe. There were a few eateries nearby, one grocery store, and even 2 Chinese restuarants along the hotel road. Lots more eateries in the next road if you chose to walk further. Excellent value and we would recommend it.

We visited from the US and found the hotel very convenient to the metro (~5 minute walk) and the Arc de Triomphe, which is right outside the metro station. The hotel is on a mostly quiet street across from a pretty apartment building. The hotel itself is an older building, hence the limited number of electrical outlets, but has been updated and is very clean with a contemporary style and new amenities in the bathroom. Our room was fairly small, but that is to be expected in France, even at a 3-star budget. The breakfast was great (13€ for the whole buffet option: tea/coffee, pastries, cereal, juices, meats and cheeses) and staff was exceptionally professional and helpful. Great stay that we would choose again.

We stayed in this hotel for 2 weeks and pleasured with the stay. The location is very good, near metro and in the good quarter. The room was big. We travelled with the baby and we could place the folding baby cot, stroller, car seat and two cases in our room and there was a space for baby to move. The reception staff was very helpful. It were only 2 cons: the elevator was very small and we could'n enter with the not folded stroller so if the baby sleeped in the stroller we couldn't get back to the room or go out. And the second is that our room service girl was not helpful at all, we had to ask for new towels, soap and so on.

Overall this was a really great hotel. Price was reasonable, and the hotel was clean and neat, and had air conditioning which is a major plus in Paris in the summer! Staff were very helpful with all questions. The location was quite convenient as I was near the Arc de Triomphe and could get on the metro there, and was also near the Bois de Boulogne for jogging. I would definitely recommend this hotel to others. It is also right near the Paris Palais des Congres if visitors are there for business purposes at the Palais.

We stayed for 5 nights and loved this small hotel! Only 5 minutes walking from Arc de Triomphe, which is a hub of public transportation. We could reach everywhere we wanted to go within 30 minutes from this hotel. There were lively local grocery shops such as bakery, veg and fruit shop, seafood shop, cheese shop, chocolaterie... etc are just around the corner. Also, many restaurants, coffee shops and bistros are very close. There are 2 supermarkets within 100 ms from the doorstep. Basically, you have everything you need in 10 minutes walking distance. Even it is the centre of the city, the street was surprisingly quiet. The room was very clean and cosy, the bed was comfortable. the staff was nice and friendly. They have free wifi. We found that the wifi speed in our room was weak and sometimes very slow. It was fine when I went down to the lobby. Overall, hight recommended!!

We liked the room very much,: comfortable beds, nice bathroom and good coffee machine. Breakfast was very good, infused water available in lobby. Early evening complimentary bread and cheese hour was nice, but the glasses of wine are grossly overpriced. All staff were friendly and helpful. From CDG take the direct bus to the Arc de Triomphe. It's walkable from there (Etoile metro). Don't follow Google maps directions! Just walk up Av. Wagram and take a left on Rue de T. Banville.

Stayed at L Adresse for 6 nights, hotel staff were friendly and courteous, always willing to lend a hand. Very convenient as it is near Porte Malliot Station, had no problems getting there from Gare Du Nord. Breakfast was acceptable since it was included in the package, defintely will not pay 15euros for it, you can always grab a coffee and crossiant at nearby PAULS at Palais De Congress. Overall it was a good stay, would defintely recommended to couples.

The hotel was very clean, I advise them I was a light sleeper and we were located in a room at the back of the property. Perfectly quiet, but you do need to accept there is no view. The hotel has quality furnishings throughout and the bed is very comfortable. The staff we met were all first class. Friendly, helpful, informative and with good English. Location is excellent down a quiet street and close to countless cafes and restaurants. Breakfast good quality ingredients. Rooms are small but as far as I can tell this is normal in Paris. Ours was 14m sq, bit of a squeeze but we managed. On reflection, we may have saved a little if we had pre-booked breakfast as it was we paid 14EUR each per day. Paris is an expensive city so do budget accordingly