Meliá París Champs Elysées

The hotel is tired. Clearly Meliá bought it as us but have not updated. That’s ok but then they have not soundproofed between the rooms either - that’s not ok. I expected much more of Meliá. I’ve stayed at others in the group and they are far above this hotel. It’s an old historic building and very nice but there’s no excuse to not properly gutting it and doing the refurbishment properly. We literally could hear the guy above going to the toilet - 3x as it happened - through the night. When he had a bath in the morning it was as if he was in our room. We were on the 5th floor. Cost was €314/night with no breakfast. There are zero faction the hotel. No bar. No restaurant. Nothing. I would only stay in this hotel on top floor. Else you will not get a good nights sleep.

I am honestly very disappointed with this hotel. I have stayed at Melia hotels before and always had positive experiences, which made this stay even more frustrating. The rooms are extremely outdated, with a very small bathroom where even one person can barely move comfortably. Cleanliness was also below acceptable standards. Bad smells coming frequently inside. There is also mold problem as you can see from the photos. On top of these issues, there was a constant loud noise coming from the electrical panel, which was very disturbing throughout our stay. Overall this experience did not meet the standards I expected and I strongly recommend avoiding this hotel.

We booked a week stay at the Melia Paris Champs Elysees last minute. The room was rather small but nicely appointed. Location was good with restaurants and shops nearby. There were duplicate charges for coffee (minimum $18 in the morning), the cleaners kept coming into the room even though we had the "do not disturb" sign on the door. The biggest complaint was using their cleaning/laundry service. Using the inroom order form seemed straight forward, however, after receiving the clothing back the company they crossed out my clothing choices, made other choices, and the bill ended up being over 58 Euros to wash 3 pairs of socks and 4 tights. The hotel did not stand behind the vendor they were representing in their rooms, but rather said they had no authority to question the behavior/choices of the vendor to change my order form. We will not be back.

Felt like a bait and switch. While the rooms have all of the same furnishings, it looks nowhere near the pictures. Rooms are in desperate need of a facelift. It is however in a great location. Walking distance to the Arc, Eiffel Tower and Champs

For 3 days stays and overall were very happy with our stay. The Hotel is within walking distance from The Eiffel Tower and Arc De Triomphe with a Metro Station close by and Uber is very useful as well. Lots of restaurants within an easy walk. The reception is very friendly and helpful the rooms are comfortable, cleaning is nice (bed a bit firm for us) and location is spot on. We pleased with the breakfast as my son has allergies to wheat, cow’s milk and egg but they do have gluten-free bread and soya milk or almond milk and he can have some bacon and lots of many things that My Son is allowing so we were very pleased with it and beautiful herbal tea and very friendly and kind staffs also there’s loads of coffee shops and bakeries nearby. Certainly recommended for a city break stay if you’re going to París. You can get a good view of the Eiffel Tower within 15-20 minutes walk. We are looking forward to visiting again next holiday season.

Bad customer service and not maintained. We had ordered lux king large rooms they refuse and we get twin small rooms. Maintenance where too bad and building had cracks which is not 4* hotel standard. Food was ok but not have more choices and the same menu every day.

I have been coming to this little hotel in the 16eme for perhaps 50 years long before it was taken over by the giant Spanish Melia group. It badly needs a makeover. It used to have a 3-star classification. It now markets itself as 4-star. It can do this by ticking boxes in the Tourist Ministry register. Except it really isn’t. The makeover it was given perhaps 20-30 Years ago is tired. The doors are chipped. There are no walk-in showers which in 2025 when most travellers prefer them to baths is weird. It’s winter and there are no extra blankets. Surely they could install little Expresso machines in the rooms instead of cheap packs of instant coffee. The odd picture on the walls in rooms would be nice. I appreciate that prices are pegged to a) the season and b) local real estate prices. But 300-400 Euros given its condition is excessive. The reception staff are nice and professional. To sum up despite its conversion from the cosy 3-star Alexande Hotel to a supposedly 4-star Melia it needs rescuing

Excellent staff a little small but for the price and location you can’t beat a better option in Paris