Last Modified: 08/22/26
Overall Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)
Stay dates: June 2026 | Room type: Twin, high floor, Sacré-Cœur view
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📍3, Place du Général Kœnig, 75017 Paris, France
Hyatt Category: 5
Standard Room: 15-35K Points Per Night
Location
- 17th Arrondissement, in a mixed residential and business neighborhood
- Porte Maillot station → Metro Line 1 and RER C
- Walking distance to Arc de Triomphe, easy transit by Metro to central Paris and major sites
- Neighborhood walkable, easy access to several restaurants, brasseries, and coffee shops
Check-in/Check-out
- We received a slightly early check-in at 1 pm (standard 3 pm); they held our bags and provided access to the club lounge with our Hyatt Globalist Status from a Guest of Honor Award.
- Check-out online/self check-out, standard check-out at noon
Room
- On the smaller side for American expectations but larger than a typical European room.
- Very clean, with good layout and closet
- Small fridge for drinks and tea/coffee supplies
- Excellent AC (we stayed during a June heatwave)
Amenities
- With status, choose between breakfast at the club lounge or the buffet on the first floor.
- We chose the buffet most days because the selection was fantastic with plenty of vegetarian options.
- Connected to a shopping mall with a pharmacy and grocery store. The mall then leads directly to the Metro Station.
Service
- They were very busy when we checked in, but everyone was kind and helpful.
- Housekeeping was provided daily.
Hyatt Stay: Points & Miles Breakdown
| Booking method | Hyatt points transferred from Chase and Bilt |
| Total points | 17,000 points/night × 4 nights = 68,000 points |
| Cash stay estimate | $250/night × 4 nights = $1,000 |
| Breakfast value (GoH) | 4 breakfasts for 2 would have cost $300 |
| Lounge savings | Hors d’oeuvres covered lunch/dinner — at least $50/day saved (likely more) |
| Overall value | ~$1,500 |
| Elite status perks | Early check-in, breakfast, lounge access |
Value
- This hotel is not located in the more touristy areas, but the value was fantastic. We saved so much money on the stay and food that it allowed us to travel longer than we normally would, and we had extra in the budget for day trips, coffees/pastries, and French skincare products.
Highlights
- The breakfast and lounge cannot be beat for the value and quality of food/service.
- Having a Metro and a grocery store attached to the hotel made up for the location.
Drawbacks
- If I had only two nights in Paris, rather than four, I would splurge for a Hyatt in the center of the city. It was about a 10-15 min Metro or RER ride to most places.
- It is too far to walk anywhere other than Arc de Triomphe and requires use of public transit for almost every activity.
- It is really far from Charles De Gaulle Airport If you are tired and not keen on taking public transit from the airport, I can imagine a taxi would be very expensive.
Would I stay again? Yes, I would 100% stay again. The value cannot be beat. This is especially good if you are staying longer or for business. I’d also recommend it for those on a budget.
If you are interested exploring more about my Paris adventures check-out my Paris Trip Report and our day trips to Giverny & Versailles. If you are still getting started with Points & Miles travel, start with my Points and Miles 101 and Multipliers & Points Potential.
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