We stayed at Mercure Paris ChampsElysees in March 2012. I was a little worried because of reviews saying rooms were so small. We enjoyed our stay. The rooms were nice and clean, beds were very comfortable and on a quiet street. We were very close to most attractions and just a short walk to the metro.! The breakfast was wonderful... More

I knew that Mercure hotels were somehow a rag-tag collection of hotels, mixing modern, well-kept properties with sub-par hotels. The Mercure Rue Lauriston is clearly in the second category. Not so much because of renovation works that were taking place in the hotel with significant disruptions - access to my room was blocked by an electrician on a ladder -... More

No welcoming for Accor Members as per policy , they give me the worest room in the hotel while some repairs are arround and all the labors see you from the window and noise makes you crazy ... never to recomend such a hotel to any one

Our room was very small...but they have other sized rooms. There is an elevator. The service was friendly and professional. The breakfast was wonderful and was included with our package. We were close to everything...walking distance to Champs Elysees, Eiffle Tower (where we caught the botobus--water bus) to bring us to all of the touristy places--Notre Dame, Louve and Musee... More

Hotel Mercure is to be found in a quiet street close to the major attractions like Champs Elysees, Arc de Triumph, Eiffel Tower. The closest metro is number 6, station Kleber. Other is number 1 station Charles de Gaulle Etoile or number 2, station Victor Hugo. Check in went very smoothly and welcoming. The building has 2 parts, one is... More

The hotel is really small, rooms are super tiny, and common areas would need severe maintenance. Staff seemed kind at first, but became very rigid and stiff when asked for support. Plus there is no elevator, and rooms are separeted from the "restaurant" by an open air backyard (not very funny when it is raining and you need to carry... More