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A classic among classics! Indescribable perfection, location, lobby bouquet design, hotel room design, children's gifts, restaurant food, concierge service, jewelry display... A perfect trip, I will stay again next time.

You can get there by taking exit 5 of the Arc de Triomphe and walking for about 5 minutes. Very good location. The room is very spacious compared to similarly priced hotels in Paris. However, the carpets were not cleaned and were very dirty. Dusty. I don't know whose fault it is, but on the day I first arrived, I made a reservation for 2 people, but they said it was reserved for 1 person. It's a double room and they didn't add breakfast, so what on earth is it that they don't let you in because they say it's a single person reservation? I showed them the reservation confirmation that I had made a reservation for 2 people and they let me in. Check-in staff with no flexibility at all. Warm water came out well in the shower. There are L'Occitane amenities inside. Elevator very very narrow. It gets crowded if one person brings a suitcase. Two people can ride. People with claustrophobia may not be able to board.

Pay attention when booking a suite, it may be that the old decoration is very shabby and dirty, and there is no view, just a wall. We were lucky to have the gentleman who helped us with our luggage to help us straighten out and provide two rooms to choose from. Very good service, I forgot to ask his last name, but we will always remember him! grateful!

I booked my wife to stay at this hotel recently and she loved it. I needed to be in Paris, and decided to try it myself. It is now the place I will always try to stay in Paris. The great thing about this hotel is that it is a perfect trade-off of price/location. In September, we stayed at the Faubourg Sofitel (also Accor) which is about as 'Prime Paris' as you can get. Right next door to the Elysee. For that, you got a hotel which was about 50% more expensive, for 40% less product. SO/ is central, but a bit on the edge, and for me that is worth every cent of the tradeoff. Additionally, the tradeoff places you right next to the river with views of Paris that are sensational. And anyway you are 5 mins on foot to the Places des Voges - this is still beautiful Paris. Other big pluses: - food quality is really high in Bonnie. We went for dinner and breakfast. Both great. Dinner buzzy, and possible the most beautiful breakfast room views imaginable. In summer.... wow. - rooms are extremely high quality fit out. Bed is incredibly comfortable. Just be aware that there is now bath or desk even if a room which could accomodate it - staff are charming and very well trained. - access by car is easy. Very few people will be driving (but I was). Access is super simple, and the valet parking v reasonable (about Eur40) - I didn't use the gym or pool, but they looked amazing by Paris hotel standards - I loved the design concept of the hotel. It is young and modern without being like a W (which I don't like... trying too hard) I strongly recommend. Thank you SO/ Paris.

Living on the first floor, that is, the second floor, everything is fine, the only problem is that the ceiling is too low, resulting in poor sound insulation. When I walk upstairs, I feel a lot of movement. I told the front desk when I left, and they said it was the ceiling on the first floor. Low, much better on other floors

I cannot begin to say how absolutely fantastic Hotel Arioso was for. The first moment I contacted them to the moment we left. I wanted to take my husband to Paris for a surprise birthday trip and contacted a number of hotels to check availability and see how they responded. Hotel Arioso was, by a mile, the quickest, friendliest and most helpful response. They went out of their way to make me feel that we would be most welcome and they would do what they could to make our trip as special as I wanted it to be. The first person I spoke to, Emanuelle, was absolutely lovely and answered all my questions extremely quickly. She acknowledged that it was my husband’s birthday and let me know there would be a little surprise waiting for him. It became quickly apparent that Hotel Arioso was far more friendly than other hotels I had contacted and seemed to really care that we stayed there and that we would have a wonderful time. I booked and then started speaking to Sana. Sana was beyond incredible. She answered my numerous questions about transport, restaurants, proximity to places I wanted to visit and nothing was too much trouble for her. When we arrived we were delighted to discover a stunning little boutique hotel on a quiet street in one of the best parts of Paris, less than ten minutes walk from the Palais Garnier in the opera district (where I had booked tickets for us to spend the evening at the ballet) and Galleries Lafayette. Sana gave us the warmest welcome possible and made us feel she was genuinely delighted to meet us. We went up to our room, small but beautiful and extremely clean and comfortable with everything we could possibly need. On the bed they had put a delightful birthday package together for my husband of balloons, macarons, sweets and other Parisian treats. Breakfast was excellent. Everything was fresh and of the very best quality. I have stayed in a few hotels in various parts of France over the past year and breakfasts have generally not been great but the breakfast at Hotel Arioso was extremely good and the exception. I honestly cannot praise this hotel and its staff more highly and recommend it without any hesitation whatsoever.

The location is very good, very close to the shopping center Lafayette and the Spring Department Store, walking about 600 meters. The overall environment is not bad, living in the city center but not very noisy, the room is not big, except for the toothbrush. I am going to France in the eleventh, so the housing price is high and the overall price/performance ratio is low.

The two major railway stations in the hotel are relatively close. From the airport to the North Railway Station, it takes less than 10 minutes to get there. It is closer to the East Railway Station. It takes 2 minutes to go out the next stairs. You can see the East Station outside the window. Rows of trains, but don't worry about noise, it's quiet. At the time of the reception, the grandfathers were received and the English communication was accessible. Of course, the environment outside the hotel is not flattering, the black brothers everywhere feel as if they are in Africa. Hotel facilities are also relatively simple, the entire room only found a socket, still far from the bed is very high, charging is very inconvenient, there is no cockroach on the table, you can not find a kettle when you want to eat instant noodles. . . For breakfast, there is bread and coffee juice, which is relatively simple. However, considering the location in general, the price/performance ratio is acceptable.

Next to Concorde Square, shopping is very convenient. We arrived in Paris in the early morning. The hotel is good, check in early for us. The downside is that the hotel is a bit old and the rooms are a bit small. Adding 2,500 yuan per night to upgrade to the suite is much more comfortable and the view is good. Capitalist countries really have a penny for a dollar. Breakfast choices are not too small and are suitable for Orientals.