Marriott Hotels in Paris 2026: Every Bonvoy Property, Rates and Which to Book

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Booking a Marriott hotel in Paris is more complicated than it sounds. Only three hotels in the city actually carry the Marriott name — but Marriott Bonvoy, the parent group, operates around 30 properties in and around Paris under a dozen different brands — from a 1929 Art Deco palace on Avenue George V at €900 a night to a Moxy near Bastille at €120.

This guide sorts them out: which brand sits at which price point, the addresses and rates, what each hotel is actually good for, and the two costs Bonvoy doesn’t show you upfront — the Paris tourist tax and the breakfast supplement.

Contents

• Marriott Bonvoy brands in Paris, decoded
• The three Marriott-branded hotels
• Luxury Collection, Autograph and Tribute Portfolio
• Renaissance hotels in Paris
• Moxy and AC Hotels — the affordable Bonvoy options
• Courtyard by Marriott
• Every Bonvoy hotel in Paris at a glance
• Which one should you book?
• Booking tips, points and hidden costs
• Frequently asked questions

Marriott Bonvoy brands in Paris, decoded

Bonvoy’s brand names mean very little to most travellers, which is exactly why people end up paying €600 for a room when a €250 one in the same programme would have suited them better. Here is what each brand actually is in Paris.

Brand	Stars	Typical rate	What it is
Luxury Collection	5★	€850–1,400	Historic palace-grade hotels. One in Paris: the Prince de Galles.
W Hotels	5★	€280–500	Design-led, loud, young. Bar scene matters as much as the rooms.
Autograph Collection	5★	€280–750	Independent hotels that kept their own identity. Very variable — judge each one.
Tribute Portfolio	5★	€350–600	Same idea as Autograph, a notch less formal.
Marriott Hotels	4–5★	€200–800	The flagship brand. Reliable, corporate, generous rooms by Paris standards.
Renaissance	4–5★	€180–500	Upscale but less stiff. The best value tier in the group.
Westin / Le Méridien	4★	€150–550	Large classic hotels, strong on location, weaker on personality.
Courtyard	4★	€130–330	Built for business travel. Functional, near business districts.
AC Hotels	4★	€150–280	European-designed, minimalist, mid-range.
Moxy	3★	€90–250	Small rooms, big bar, low price. The budget entry to Bonvoy.

What Paris hotels actually cost in 2026

For context, an analysis of 1,199 Paris hotels puts the median nightly rate for a double room at €192 across the city — €180 in a 3-star, €274 in a 4-star and €685 in a 5-star. Against that benchmark, most Bonvoy properties sit at or slightly below the market for their category; only the Prince de Galles is meaningfully above it.

The three Marriott-branded hotels in Paris

Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées Hotel (8th)

The flagship, and the one most people mean when they search for a Marriott in Paris. It sits directly on the Champs-Élysées, which is both the reason to book it and the reason some guests don’t — the avenue is loud and relentlessly touristy. Inside, it is calm, polished and genuinely well run, and the rooms are large for central Paris.

Its Sunday brunch has a following of its own among Parisians, which is unusual for a chain hotel and a decent signal about the kitchen.

• 70 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris — +33 1 53 93 55 00
• Métro: Franklin D. Roosevelt (lines 1, 9) or George V (line 1)
• 5-star · fitness centre and sauna
• Rate: €450–800 (lowest deals around €450, executive rooms far higher)
• Guest rating: 8.5/10
• The trade-off: you pay a significant premium for the address, and several reviewers find the rooms dated for the price; the same money buys more space and quiet in the 9th or 1st.

Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador Hotel (9th)

A Haussmann building on Boulevard Haussmann itself, a few minutes from the Opéra Garnier and the Galeries Lafayette. This is the one to pick if you’re in Paris to shop, see a show, or use the Saint-Lazare and Opéra transport hubs — and it is consistently cheaper than the Champs-Élysées property for a very similar standard.

• 16 Boulevard Haussmann, 75009 Paris — +33 1 44 83 40 40
• Métro: Richelieu–Drouot (lines 8, 9) or Chaussée d’Antin–La Fayette (lines 7, 9)
• 4-star · fitness room
• Rate: €200–400, occasional deals below that
• Guest rating: 7.8/10 — the most uneven scores of the three
• The trade-off: Boulevard Haussmann is a major traffic artery — ask for a courtyard-facing room.

Paris Marriott Rive Gauche Hotel & Conference Center (14th)

The largest of the three, near Denfert-Rochereau in the 14th, with a conference centre attached — which tells you who it is really built for. For tourists it is a solid, quiet base: RER B runs direct to Charles de Gaulle airport, Montparnasse is walkable, and the Catacombs are around the corner.

• 17 Boulevard Saint-Jacques, 75014 Paris — +33 1 40 78 79 80
• Métro: Saint-Jacques (line 6) · RER B at Denfert-Rochereau
• 4-star
• Rate: €200–350
• The trade-off: a business hotel in feel, and a 20-minute métro ride from the classic sights.

Luxury Collection, Autograph and Tribute Portfolio

This is where Bonvoy keeps its best Paris addresses — hotels that don’t carry the Marriott name and often predate the group by decades.

Prince de Galles, a Luxury Collection Hotel (8th)

Opened in 1929 on Avenue George V, next door to the Four Seasons, the Prince de Galles is one of the few genuine Art Deco hotels left in Paris — the mosaic patio courtyard is a listed piece of design, not a renovation flourish. It is the most expensive Bonvoy property in the city and the only one that competes with the palaces on their own terms.

• 33 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris — +33 1 53 23 77 77
• Métro: George V (line 1) or Alma–Marceau (line 9)
• 5-star · spa and fitness centre
• Rate: €850–1,400 — the most expensive Bonvoy hotel in Paris by a wide margin
• Guest rating: 8.7/10, the highest in the portfolio
• Worth knowing: the bar and the brunch are open to non-guests — a cheaper way to see the Art Deco courtyard.

Le Roch Hotel & Spa (1st)

A small design hotel on a quiet street between the Louvre and Opéra, with an indoor pool and spa — rare at this size in the 1st arrondissement. It is the antidote to the big Bonvoy boxes: roughly 40 rooms, warm materials, and a level of quiet you don’t expect this centrally.

• 28 Rue Saint-Roch, 75001 Paris — +33 1 70 83 00 00
• Métro: Tuileries or Pyramides (lines 1, 7, 14)
• 5-star · pool, spa and gym
• Rate: €450–750
• The trade-off: small hotel, small rooms — the appeal is the atmosphere, not the square metres.

Hôtel de Nell (9th)

Tucked into a quiet street in the 9th, near the Grands Boulevards. Restrained, modern, wood-heavy design and an unusually attentive front desk for a hotel of this size. A strong choice if you want something that doesn’t feel like a chain at all.

• 9 Rue du Conservatoire, 75009 Paris — +33 1 44 83 83 60
• Métro: Bonne Nouvelle (lines 8, 9) or Grands Boulevards (lines 8, 9)
• 5-star · fitness room
• Rate: €400–650

The other upper-tier Bonvoy hotels

Hotel	Brand	Address	Typical rate
The Westin Paris – Vendôme	Westin	3 Rue de Castiglione, 75001	€250–550	Check rates
Le Dokhan’s Paris Arc de Triomphe	Tribute Portfolio	117 Rue Lauriston, 75116	€350–600	Check rates
Hotel Banke	Autograph Collection	20 Rue La Fayette, 75009	€280–500	Check rates
W Paris – Opéra	W Hotels	4 Rue Meyerbeer, 75009	€280–500	Check rates
Le Méridien Paris Arc de Triomphe	Le Méridien	81 Bd Gouvion-Saint-Cyr, 75017	€150–320	Check rates

Three notes on this group. The Westin Paris – Vendôme has arguably the best position of any Bonvoy hotel in Paris — between Place Vendôme and the Tuileries — and it is the bargain of the upper tier: it typically runs around €345 a night against a €274 city-wide 4-star median, for an address that would cost twice that elsewhere. Rooms overlooking the garden justify the price in a way that its street-side rooms do not.

Le Méridien Etoile has been renamed Le Méridien Paris Arc de Triomphe — same hotel, same address by Porte Maillot. It is the cheapest way into a large upper-tier Bonvoy hotel, with rates that regularly dip under €160, but it sits by the convention centre, well outside the tourist core, and guest scores (7.9/10) are the weakest in this group. Don’t confuse it with the Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe, a different hotel a kilometre away.

Renaissance hotels in Paris

Renaissance is Bonvoy’s most consistently good-value tier in Paris: 4- and 5-star hotels with real facilities, at roughly half the rate of the Marriott-branded properties. If your priority is a comfortable, well-located stay rather than a name, start here.

Hotel	Stars	Address	Facilities	Typical rate
Renaissance Paris République	5★	40 Rue René Boulanger, 75010	Spa, fitness	€250–450	Check rates
Renaissance Paris Vendôme	5★	4 Rue du Mont Thabor, 75001	Pool, spa, fitness	€280–500	Check rates
Renaissance Paris Le Parc Trocadéro	5★	55-57 Av. Raymond Poincaré, 75116	Garden courtyard	€260–450	Check rates
Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe	5★	39 Avenue de Wagram, 75017	Fitness	€230–400	Check rates
Renaissance Paris La Défense	4★	60 Cours Valmy, 92800 Puteaux	Fitness	€180–300	Check rates

Our pick: the République (8.3/10). It is the only one in a neighbourhood with genuine evening life — Canal Saint-Martin and the Marais are both walkable — and it has a spa. The Vendôme wins on address and has the pool, but read its reviews first: guests rate the location 9/10 and the room size and cleanliness far, far lower, which is a common pattern in converted Haussmann buildings in the 1st. Le Parc Trocadéro is the quietest and closest to the Eiffel Tower. La Défense is in Puteaux, outside Paris proper: book it for business, not for sightseeing.

Moxy and AC Hotels — the affordable Bonvoy options

Most Marriott guides to Paris stop at €250 a night, which leaves out the part of the portfolio that budget-conscious Bonvoy members actually use. Moxy is the group’s 3-star brand: small rooms, no bellhop, a bar that doubles as reception, and rates that undercut the rest of this list by a factor of three or four. Points and elite nights still count.

Moxy Paris Bastille (11th)

Between Bastille and the Marais, on a quiet street off Boulevard Richard-Lenoir. 185 compact rooms, a busy ground-floor bar, and one of the best-value central locations in the whole Bonvoy portfolio for Paris. If you plan to be out all day, this is the rational choice.

• 34-36 Rue Saint-Sabin, 75011 Paris — +33 1 43 38 58 08
• Métro: Bréguet–Sabin (line 5) or Bastille (lines 1, 5, 8)
• 3-star · €120–250 · guest rating 8.0/10 from over 1,400 reviews
• The trade-off: rooms are genuinely small and the bar is loud until late — not a hotel for a quiet weekend.

Moxy Paris La Villette (19th)

Next to the Parc de la Villette and the Cité des Sciences, with a métro station a minute away. Bigger and calmer than the Bastille property, with three food outlets including a steakhouse, and rooms that work for families and groups.

• 28 ter Avenue Corentin-Cariou, 75019 Paris — +33 1 44 72 15 30
• Métro: Corentin Cariou (line 7)
• 3-star · €100–220
• The trade-off: the 19th is a 20-minute ride from the centre; excellent for the Philharmonie and La Villette, less so for the Louvre.

The other budget and mid-range Bonvoy hotels

Hotel	Brand	Location	Typical rate
AC Hotel Paris Porte Maillot	AC Hotels	6 Rue Gustave Charpentier, 75017	€150–280	Check rates
Moxy Paris Clamart	Moxy	Clamart (92), south-west suburbs	€90–170	Check rates
Moxy Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport	Moxy	Roissy CDG	€90–180	Check rates
Moxy Paris Val d’Europe	Moxy	Near Disneyland Paris	€90–180	Check rates

Courtyard by Marriott in Paris

Courtyard was designed for business travel, which is why the Paris properties cluster around business districts rather than sights. That said, the Gare de Lyon one is a legitimate tourist option: it is in the 12th, on line 14, and considerably cheaper than anything comparable in the centre.

Hotel	Address	Typical rate
Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon	209-211 Rue de Bercy, 75012 Paris	€190–330	Check rates
Courtyard Paris Arcueil	6 Av. du Président Salvador Allende, 94110 Arcueil	€130–230	Check rates
Courtyard Paris La Défense West – Colombes	91 Bd Charles de Gaulle, 92700 Colombes	€130–230	Check rates

The Gare de Lyon property is the standout: it averages around €190 a night against a €274 city-wide 4-star median, scores 8.3/10 across more than 1,800 reviews, and guests rate its location 9.1/10. For a family or a short stay where you’ll be out all day, it is one of the better value-for-money propositions in central Paris, Bonvoy or not.

Every Bonvoy hotel in Paris at a glance

Sorted by price, cheapest first. Use this if you know your budget and want to see what it buys you.

Hotel	Brand	Arr. / area	Stars	Typical rate
Moxy Paris Clamart	Moxy	Clamart (92)	3★	€90–170
Moxy Paris CDG Airport	Moxy	Roissy	3★	€90–180
Moxy Paris Val d’Europe	Moxy	Val d’Europe	3★	€90–180
Moxy Paris La Villette	Moxy	19th	3★	€100–220
Moxy Paris Bastille	Moxy	11th	3★	€120–250
Courtyard Paris Arcueil	Courtyard	Arcueil (94)	4★	€130–230
Courtyard Paris La Défense West	Courtyard	Colombes (92)	4★	€130–230
AC Hotel Paris Porte Maillot	AC Hotels	17th	4★	€150–280
Le Méridien Paris Arc de Triomphe	Le Méridien	17th	4★	€150–320
Renaissance Paris La Défense	Renaissance	Puteaux (92)	4★	€180–300
Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon	Courtyard	12th	4★	€190–330
Paris Marriott Rive Gauche	Marriott	14th	4★	€200–350
Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador	Marriott	9th	4★	€200–400
Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe	Renaissance	17th	5★	€230–400
Renaissance Paris République	Renaissance	10th	5★	€250–450
The Westin Paris – Vendôme	Westin	1st	4★	€250–550
Renaissance Le Parc Trocadéro	Renaissance	16th	5★	€260–450
Hotel Banke	Autograph	9th	5★	€280–500
W Paris – Opéra	W Hotels	9th	5★	€280–500
Renaissance Paris Vendôme	Renaissance	1st	5★	€280–500
Le Dokhan’s Arc de Triomphe	Tribute Portfolio	16th	5★	€350–600
Hôtel de Nell	Autograph	9th	5★	€400–650
Le Roch Hotel & Spa	Autograph	1st	5★	€450–750
Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées	Marriott	8th	5★	€450–800
Prince de Galles	Luxury Collection	8th	5★	€850–1,400

Which one should you book?

If you want…	Book
The classic Marriott experience	Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées (8th)
Best value in the group	Renaissance Paris République (10th)
The lowest price in the group	Moxy Paris Bastille (11th)
A real splurge	Prince de Galles, Luxury Collection (8th)
Shopping and department stores	Marriott Opera Ambassador or Hotel Banke (9th)
A pool	Renaissance Paris Vendôme or Le Roch Hotel & Spa (1st)
A spa	Renaissance Paris République or Prince de Galles
Close to the Eiffel Tower	Renaissance Le Parc Trocadéro (16th)
Easy airport access	Paris Marriott Rive Gauche (RER B) or Moxy CDG
Business at La Défense	Renaissance Paris La Défense or Courtyard Colombes
Travelling with children	Moxy Paris La Villette (19th) — park, science museum, family rooms
Nightlife on your doorstep	W Paris – Opéra or Moxy Bastille

Booking tips, points and hidden costs

The Paris tourist tax is not in the room rate

Every guest over 18 pays a nightly taxe de séjour, collected at the hotel and almost never shown in the advertised price. In 2026 the Paris rates are:

Hotel category	Per person, per night
Palace	€15.93
5-star	€11.70
4-star	€8.45
3-star	€5.53
2-star	€3.25

For two people over four nights in a 5-star Bonvoy hotel, that is €93.60 added at checkout. It is a real line in your budget, not a rounding error.

Breakfast is rarely included

Expect €30 to €45 per person at the upper-tier hotels. Bonvoy Platinum members and above get breakfast included at most brands in Europe — at those prices, elite status pays for itself quickly on a Paris trip. Moxy and Courtyard charge far less but the offer is correspondingly basic.

Using and earning Bonvoy points

Award pricing in Paris is dynamic and moves with cash rates, so the best redemptions appear in the soft months — February, late July and November. February is reliably the cheapest month of the year in Paris; January is deceptive, because Haute Couture and Men’s Fashion Week push rates in the 1st, 8th and 9th sharply upward for two separate weeks. The five-night award rule, where the cheapest night is free, is worth checking on longer stays. And because every brand on this page earns the same elite nights, a week at a Moxy counts exactly as much towards status as a week at the Prince de Galles.

Cancellation

Most Bonvoy hotels in Paris offer free cancellation up to 24 or 48 hours before arrival on flexible rates. Prepaid rates run roughly 10 to 20 % cheaper and are non-refundable — worth it only if your dates are certain. Always read the specific rate’s terms; they vary by property and by season.

Compare before you book direct

Booking direct with Marriott is the only way to earn points and nights, but it is not always the lowest cash price. If you’re not chasing status, compare a few platforms first — the gap on the same room can reach 20 %.

Frequently asked questions

How many Marriott hotels are there in Paris?

Only three carry the Marriott name: Champs-Élysées (8th), Opera Ambassador (9th) and Rive Gauche (14th). The wider Marriott Bonvoy group runs around 30 hotels in and around Paris under brands including Luxury Collection, Autograph, Tribute Portfolio, W, Westin, Le Méridien, Renaissance, Courtyard, AC Hotels and Moxy.

Which is the best Marriott hotel in Paris?

For the Marriott brand itself, the Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées — best location, largest rooms, best service. Across the whole Bonvoy portfolio, the Prince de Galles is the finest hotel (8.7/10) and the Renaissance Paris République the best value at €250–450. If you simply want the most hotel for the money, look at the Westin Paris – Vendôme and the Courtyard Gare de Lyon, both of which price below the Paris median for their category.

What is the cheapest Marriott Bonvoy hotel in Paris?

The Moxy hotels, typically €90–250 depending on the property and the season. Moxy Paris Bastille (€120–250) is the cheapest genuinely central option; Clamart, Val d’Europe and the CDG airport Moxy start nearer €90 but are well outside the city.

Is the Ritz Paris part of Marriott Bonvoy?

No. The Ritz Paris on Place Vendôme is independently owned and is not a Bonvoy property — it is unconnected to the Ritz-Carlton brand, which Marriott does own. There is currently no Ritz-Carlton in Paris.

Do Bonvoy points work at all these hotels?

Yes. Every hotel listed here earns and accepts Marriott Bonvoy points and elite night credit, whatever the brand. A stay at a €120 Moxy earns the same elite nights as one at a €900 Luxury Collection hotel, though it earns fewer points, since points accrue on spend.

Which Marriott hotels in Paris have a pool?

Very few Paris hotels of any brand have one. Within Bonvoy, the Renaissance Paris Vendôme and Le Roch Hotel & Spa both have indoor pools. Several others — Prince de Galles, Renaissance République — have a spa but no pool.

Is breakfast included at Marriott hotels in Paris?

Not by default. It typically costs €30–€45 per person at the upper-tier hotels. Bonvoy Platinum members and above receive complimentary breakfast at most European properties, which is one of the strongest arguments for holding status before a Paris trip.

How much is the tourist tax at a Paris Marriott?

In 2026, €11.70 per person per night in a 5-star hotel, €8.45 in a 4-star and €5.53 in a 3-star such as Moxy. It includes the departmental, regional and Île-de-France Mobilités surcharges, is charged on top of the room rate, and is paid at the hotel. Under-18s are exempt.

See also

• Best hotels in Paris at affordable prices
• Top 15 luxury hotels in Paris
• Where to stay in Paris: the best neighbourhoods
• The nicest boutique hotels in Paris
• Top spa hotels in Paris

More on the group at the Marriott Bonvoy website.

Rates last checked in September 2026 across several booking platforms. They are typical ranges, not quotes: Paris hotel pricing is dynamic and your dates will produce a different figure. Some links on this page are affiliate links — if you book through them we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you.