Paris: Hotel Madeleine vs HR Paris Etoile
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Paris: Hotel Madeleine vs HR Paris Etoile
Quick question....I could book either a standard room at the Hyatt Hotel Madeleine for 29k a night or a regency executive suite at the HR Paris Etoile for 30k a night for an upcoming trip for my wife and I. Any thoughts on which direction we should go? Larger room or better location?? We are Globalists if that makes any difference. Thanks!
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Have only stayed at the HR between the two, but the Madeleine is in a more central/tourist-friendly location....I only stay at the HR for business expense purposes
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Quick question....I could book either a standard room at the Hyatt Hotel Madeleine for 29k a night or a regency executive suite at the HR Paris Etoile for 30k a night for an upcoming trip for my wife and I. Any thoughts on which direction we should go? Larger room or better location?? We are Globalists if that makes any difference. Thanks!
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Etoile does have nice views of the Eiffel Tower from many rooms. But the suites are nothing special IIRC.
It is also relevant whether this is your 20th trip to Paris or your 1st. In the latter scenario, location matters much more than room size.
It is also relevant whether this is your 20th trip to Paris or your 1st. In the latter scenario, location matters much more than room size.
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I've used all the properties Hyatt has in Paris. They've all worked out for me. But unless the lounge access is important, I'd choose the Madeleine over Etoile.
1st time trip to Paris? Then I'd suggest going with the more tourist-central location of the Madeleine.
1st time trip to Paris? Then I'd suggest going with the more tourist-central location of the Madeleine.
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I have also stayed at all the Hyatt properties in Paris (not the airport). HR Etoile is the one I stayed at most often because it's much cheaper than the others and I like Eiffel Tower view.
I did not find location of Madeleine to be that central to tourist sights. Park Hyatt and Hotel du Louvre have better locations. I would select HdL over Madeleine at the same category. Breakfast at Madeleine and HdL will both be much better than at HR Etoile.
I did not find location of Madeleine to be that central to tourist sights. Park Hyatt and Hotel du Louvre have better locations. I would select HdL over Madeleine at the same category. Breakfast at Madeleine and HdL will both be much better than at HR Etoile.
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I actually have ended up staying at each (at different times) since my initial post. They were both good, but I think if I had to pick I might just save the points and go with the HR. The Madeleine was in a great location but we were given the smallest room I have ever been booked in (as a Globalist). That being said, it may have just been a one off but it turned us off to the property. Meanwhile, the HR is much further and in a less touristic area, we enjoyed a larger more modern room with a great view of the Eiffel Tower and with quick access to the metro could get everywhere in the city very quickly. Again, if this was my first trip I guess I would pick the Madeleine based on its location, but on return stays I'll save the points.