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This thread refers to the various Marriott brands within a specific geographic area. Marriott Bonvoy hotels in XX usually have posts asking which property is better, etc. Trip reports are usually better suited in the property specific threads.
Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Paris, France
Feb 11, 23, 11:04 am
#616
Join Date: Jun 2019
Programs: Marriott
Posts: 35
Hello FTers,
I will arrive Paris for the 1st time and heard that safety of neigborhood is quite a concern to many.
In terms of Bonvoy properties, is any one of those is more central to a first timer and offers a safe neigborhood?
Many thanks for any insights.
I will arrive Paris for the 1st time and heard that safety of neigborhood is quite a concern to many.
In terms of Bonvoy properties, is any one of those is more central to a first timer and offers a safe neigborhood?
Many thanks for any insights.
Apr 11, 23, 9:29 am
#617
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 685
Best Marriott Property in Paris?
Hi there,I'm going to Paris for a weekend, and looking to burn some points. I searched, but couldn't find any threads on it. Any recommendations for which Marriott to stay at? (Staid at the Westin last time, which was fine. Obviously great location, though.)
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Apr 11, 23, 6:04 pm
#618
Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: San Francisco Bay Area
Programs: United 1K, Marriott Ambassador, Hilton Diamond
Posts: 425
Marriott Bonvoy hotels in Paris, France is probably the most comprehensive thread on this topic.
My favorite thus far is Prince De Galles, Luxury Collection, Paris, France [Master Thread]
My favorite thus far is Prince De Galles, Luxury Collection, Paris, France [Master Thread]
May 23, 23, 4:23 pm
#621
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Earth ... for now
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Posts: 1,702
- a dated hotel, with an INCREDIBLE view, when you are lucky enough to be in a room or a suite, that has it, with a very decent breakfast, a rich history
- and a more stylish and updated hotel with no view, in a tiny street, with small rooms, with probably some kind of breakfast, after the restaurant next door closed down with a management that might view frequent Marriott guests (commonly known nowadays as "Elite") and their upgrade requests, as an annoyance.
After the Westin is transformed into a too expensive palace, I don't want to have "I should have taken more advantage of this property, while I could" regrets
May 29, 23, 9:04 am
#622
Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: DTW
Programs: DL 2MM, Marriott LTT, Hilton Gold, United Silver
Posts: 216
Not that I have seen. I looked for reservations earlier this week for an upcoming Paris trip, but the Marriott Web site showed it "not available for check-in" through the end of the calendar (May 2024). I also found nothing on any news sites that indicated a reopening date, or even that it was going to eventually reopen.
May 29, 23, 9:48 am
#623
Join Date: Oct 2004
Programs: Darth Vader of AMEX, A ladys best friend of Hilton, Pt78 of SPG, *G ,*S, ANA VIP
Posts: 3,895
westin is old old old
I just completed a stay at the Berri Hotel in Paris.
While the prices were similar to the westin, they upgraded all of my rooms to a suite.
breakfast was ok.
my personal opinion is, if you are going to paris go for the prince de galles or one of the non marriott hotels. paris is so special and beautiful , I would rather spend 1K euro a night than spending 500euro at the westin for a crappy old room.
if you are travelling to paris for a once in a lifetime trip, 1k to 2k for per night in a beautiful hotel is worth it.
While the prices were similar to the westin, they upgraded all of my rooms to a suite.
breakfast was ok.
my personal opinion is, if you are going to paris go for the prince de galles or one of the non marriott hotels. paris is so special and beautiful , I would rather spend 1K euro a night than spending 500euro at the westin for a crappy old room.
if you are travelling to paris for a once in a lifetime trip, 1k to 2k for per night in a beautiful hotel is worth it.
The choice is between:
- a dated hotel, with an INCREDIBLE view, when you are lucky enough to be in a room or a suite, that has it, with a very decent breakfast, a rich history
- and a more stylish and updated hotel with no view, in a tiny street, with small rooms, with probably some kind of breakfast, after the restaurant next door closed down with a management that might view frequent Marriott guests (commonly known nowadays as "Elite") and their upgrade requests, as an annoyance.
After the Westin is transformed into a too expensive palace, I don't want to have "I should have taken more advantage of this property, while I could" regrets
- a dated hotel, with an INCREDIBLE view, when you are lucky enough to be in a room or a suite, that has it, with a very decent breakfast, a rich history
- and a more stylish and updated hotel with no view, in a tiny street, with small rooms, with probably some kind of breakfast, after the restaurant next door closed down with a management that might view frequent Marriott guests (commonly known nowadays as "Elite") and their upgrade requests, as an annoyance.
After the Westin is transformed into a too expensive palace, I don't want to have "I should have taken more advantage of this property, while I could" regrets
May 29, 23, 10:57 am
#624
Join Date: Jan 2020
Programs: Marriott Titanium (Lifetime Gold), Caesars Diamond, MGM Gold
Posts: 1,266
my personal opinion is, if you are going to paris go for the prince de galles or one of the non marriott hotels. paris is so special and beautiful , I would rather spend 1K euro a night than spending 500euro at the westin for a crappy old room.
if you are travelling to paris for a once in a lifetime trip, 1k to 2k for per night in a beautiful hotel is worth it.
if you are travelling to paris for a once in a lifetime trip, 1k to 2k for per night in a beautiful hotel is worth it.
the other high end points option is the park Hyatt, which I haven’t stayed at, but looks like a good use of chase points.
Jun 7, 23, 8:59 am
#626
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Northern VA
Programs: Marriott Plat, HHonors Gold, Hertz President's Circle
Posts: 227
Fellow FTers, I have a 85k FN cert I want to use for one night in Paris. During my time there (first wk of July), the only options I could see so far are:
Westin Paris
Le Dokhan's
Renaissance Paris Nobel tour
Marriott Opera Ambassdor
I read from a blog naming Prince de Galles as one of the best option for redeeming 85k cert, but looks like they are at 10600 pts per night mostly for that week.
Traveling with family, two kids, and likely not renting a car. Which hotel would be my best choice?
Thanks a lot.
Westin Paris
Le Dokhan's
Renaissance Paris Nobel tour
Marriott Opera Ambassdor
I read from a blog naming Prince de Galles as one of the best option for redeeming 85k cert, but looks like they are at 10600 pts per night mostly for that week.
Traveling with family, two kids, and likely not renting a car. Which hotel would be my best choice?
Thanks a lot.
Jun 11, 23, 10:17 am
#629
Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Vancouver, B.C. - Canada
Posts: 479
Which hotel in Paris?
Looking to burn some Marriott Points in Paris for a 5 night trip in July 2023
Can get the Prince de Galles for 478K points
or
Marriott Champs-Élysées for 406K points
I'm a Platinum and also have 5 Suite Upgrades to use.
Would appreciate any feedback as to which hotel to choose.
Thanks.
Can get the Prince de Galles for 478K points
or
Marriott Champs-Élysées for 406K points
I'm a Platinum and also have 5 Suite Upgrades to use.
Would appreciate any feedback as to which hotel to choose.
Thanks.
Jun 13, 23, 3:16 am
#630
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Join Date: Mar 2010
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Posts: 18,066
Which Marriott Paris airport hotel should I stay in? I'll be flying in from London and arriving at about 11 PM. It's going to be too late to take the train to Paris. I rather spend the night at the airport. Price and ease of access from CDG will be taken into account. I'm a Titanium Elite. I do care about elite recognition and the quality of the breakfast.
Paris Marriott CDG €155/28k points
Moxy Paris CDG €94/17k points
Residence Inn Paris CDG Central Airport €159/19.5k points
Courtyard Paris CDG €119/15k points
Sheraton Paris CDG €226/52k points
Paris Marriott CDG €155/28k points
Moxy Paris CDG €94/17k points
Residence Inn Paris CDG Central Airport €159/19.5k points
Courtyard Paris CDG €119/15k points
Sheraton Paris CDG €226/52k points
