Hyatt Regency Paris Etoile REVIEW - MASTER THREAD
Mar 14, 2024, 1:16 pm
#1006
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The king room is pretty common size for a base-level Paris hotel room, which means it's tight for a couple with luggage and would be super tight for 3 persons.
With three in a regular sized room, I'd definitely be looking to get into the lounge just to have a space to hang out away from the room!
With three in a regular sized room, I'd definitely be looking to get into the lounge just to have a space to hang out away from the room!
Mar 14, 2024, 3:48 pm
#1007
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The king room is tiny, so 2 adults and 1 child would be difficult and they may not even allow it.
The Club Lounge serves up a decent breakfast and a nice happy hours with unlimited wines along with simple food which could be dinner for 1 night if one wants to save money
The Club Lounge serves up a decent breakfast and a nice happy hours with unlimited wines along with simple food which could be dinner for 1 night if one wants to save money
Mar 18, 2024, 6:58 pm
#1008
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“The hotel does not offer roll-away beds. Our rooms can accommodate two adults max, except for Regency Suite, Eiffel Tower Suite and Family rooms.”
So, am I just asking for trouble if I book anything below a Family room?
Mar 18, 2024, 7:29 pm
#1009
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Yes. All rooms are the same tiny size except for Family Rooms and suites. Please do yourself a favor by booking 2 rooms or a suite.
Mar 18, 2024, 9:26 pm
#1010
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Are the Twin rooms any bigger? The website is allowing me to book two adults and a 12 year old into the King or Twin, but there is a note on the reservation page that appears to contradict this:
“The hotel does not offer roll-away beds. Our rooms can accommodate two adults max, except for Regency Suite, Eiffel Tower Suite and Family rooms.”
So, am I just asking for trouble if I book anything below a Family room?
“The hotel does not offer roll-away beds. Our rooms can accommodate two adults max, except for Regency Suite, Eiffel Tower Suite and Family rooms.”
So, am I just asking for trouble if I book anything below a Family room?
Mar 27, 2024, 12:25 pm
#1011
Join Date: Mar 2007
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Any updates on the construction? Seems like it should be done or nearly done? What's the best way to walk to/from the metro?
Apr 2, 2024, 11:49 pm
#1012
Join Date: Sep 2011
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HR Etoil or Le Meridien Etoile?
Please help me choose. My upgrade just went though for a Junior Suite at LM. I also have a Regency Suite booked on points at Hyatt Regency Etoile. the Regency Suite is apparently two connecting rooms.
Anyone stay at both and have a strong preference?
I am traveling with my husband and two small kids so I need a room that can accommodate all 4 of us.
Thanks for any feedback!
Anyone stay at both and have a strong preference?
I am traveling with my husband and two small kids so I need a room that can accommodate all 4 of us.
Thanks for any feedback!
Apr 3, 2024, 11:21 am
#1015
Join Date: Oct 2020
Location: Paris
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Please help me choose. My upgrade just went though for a Junior Suite at LM. I also have a Regency Suite booked on points at Hyatt Regency Etoile. the Regency Suite is apparently two connecting rooms.
Anyone stay at both and have a strong preference?
I am traveling with my husband and two small kids so I need a room that can accommodate all 4 of us.
Thanks for any feedback!
Anyone stay at both and have a strong preference?
I am traveling with my husband and two small kids so I need a room that can accommodate all 4 of us.
Thanks for any feedback!
Le Meridien has nicer/more modern rooms, and the suite should be bigger. HR will have two real beds and two restrooms whereas you are more likely to get a sofa bed for the kids at LM.
F&B offerings are usually higher end at the HR though it can vary.
For similar rates/points value I would likely choose the HR.
Apr 3, 2024, 11:31 am
#1016
Join Date: Oct 2020
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Tramway is in “test mode” operating without passengers for now and should run with passengers somewhere in April. Most of the work is finished, the disruption is minor and you can walk to the metro by exiting the hotel from the main entrance and turning right along the Meridien then walking straight for a few minutes. Another option is to exit the hotel by the “Boutiques du Palais” mall, walk straight until you exit and the mall and get right into the subway station.
Apr 22, 2024, 10:59 am
#1018
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The standard room is like "King Bed" or "2 twin beds". No, I don't think it exists. Maybe others can chime in about being able to book a basic room here on points, but it never comes up on my searches (granted, I rather think this hotel is cruddy so don't look that often).
Apr 22, 2024, 11:19 am
#1019
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The king room is pretty common size for a base-level Paris hotel room, which means it's tight for a couple with luggage and would be super tight for 3 persons.
With three in a regular sized room, I'd definitely be looking to get into the lounge just to have a space to hang out away from the room!
With three in a regular sized room, I'd definitely be looking to get into the lounge just to have a space to hang out away from the room!
For a location on the edge of the city proper, and with prices at ~350-500 euros a night, I think this room size makes this hotel a bad value proposition, even for Paris.
