Longchamp Elysees

We stayed for 3 nights in a family room that had everything we could need to make our stay comfortable. The bed was really comfortable, and the linen and towels were changed daily. We opted for breakfast, which was more than adequate with a choice of pastries, pancakes, cold meats, and scrambled eggs on request. Tea and coffee were available 24/7 also. The staff really made the stay enjoyable from the initial greeting that Renault gave us through to the hard-working and cheerful lady who looked after all the guests single handedly. The WiFi was a bit hit and miss, but that just meant we had to talk to each other!

Very very small rooms. Location great!

Great location but v small rooms and extremely tired. Breakfast isn't worth paying for but if it's included then fine at least you get a cup of coffee, but not much choice.

I learned about Hotel Longchamp Elysees from watching the YouTube channel Les Frenchies. If you're not super-familiar with Paris already I recommend you check them out. I was delighted with my selection and, more importantly, so was my husband. Booking was easy. They have an early check in option which I recommend if you have an early morning flight. We arrived on a cold, rainy, windy morning in early March 2024 and immediately felt at ease. The lobby is cozy and just beyond is an antique piano and then a small courtyard. We were greeted warmly and informed the room would be ready at 10:00 am, which is the time early check in begins, but if we wanted to leave our bags and go explore, we could. Our bags were locked in a closet just beyond reception and retrieving them later was effortless. We walked to the Arc de Triomphe and along the Champs Elysees and got lost taking a "shortcut" back, which in a way was fun. Our room was available when we returned before 11:00. My husband used the small lift to take up our bags while I used the spiral stairs. Our room was on the third level (second floor, in France) and the stairs were narrow but easy to navigate. I am in my mid sixties and never found the stairs difficult, but if you have mobility issues, make sure the lift is working. The lift works flawlessly but it is small. My husband and I are average size and the lift was laughingly cozy when we rode it together. The room itself looked over the courtyard; shortly before our arrival, the hotel inquired via email if we wanted courtyard or street view. I would recommend courtyard. The street is narrow and the building across the street not architecturally significant or particularly attractive, and the courtyard is quaint. Our room was okay going from window to bathroom but quite narrow from headboard to the wall-mounted tv. There is a small closet and, when my husband had to cross the room to reach it, he had to angle his body over the bed to avoid hitting the tv. The smallness of the room never distracted from our stay. In some ways it made it even more romantic because it's different from home. But I'm writing this review because I so appreciate all the information others have put on the web, and I want to do my part to give accurate information, not to complain. The room and bathroom were very clean. My husband had informed the hotel that we wouldn't need a change of towels since we reuse our towels at home. After we got there, I realized there were no washcloths, which I have found to be true in a lot of countries outside the US. When I asked for more towels the next day, the staff exchanged them, no problem. I do recommend that if you use a washcloth (or two) everyday as part of your regular routine, bring your own. Just as a note, my husband also told them we wouldn't need the bed made because we regularly make our bed first thing. But later in the stay, when we were beat from touring, we hung the sign on the door and the room was cleaned, the be

Firstly I would like to add that the staff at this hotel are very creepy and not friendly. The doors to the hotel was constantly locked and I had to knock on the door to be able to be let in. Upon checking in I entered a room which was so cold like ice the heater didn’t work I told the staff and they didn’t care inside of the room was horrible there was no Safe and broken wardrobes hair on the bed and a foul smell. I was told by the receptionist he was so rude that whenever I leave the hotel I must handover my room key so that they can know who is in my room when I am not there I found it very odd and refused to give my key he said to me the receptionist that is a preferred method at the hotel to take my room key every time I leave the premises and when I come in I should ask for the room key this is the most strangest thing I’ve ever encountered and I’m so disappointed it has ruined my whole trip. I could not sleep as I was scared.

This property is by far the best in Paris. Very walkable to the major attractions. Literally 4 mins walk to Trocadero. The guy on the front desk was amazing too. Out flight got re scheduled and we had to stay another night, we were given discount to stay another night. My family is very happy we stayed here. Highly recommended. Breakfast was also good! :-)