Our 297 rooms and suites will offer you the best comfort during your stay in Paris. The rooms were completely renovated in 2021 offering relaxing and refreshing decoration. All rooms feature a courtesy tray with tea and Nespresso machine, the most comfortable bedding, in-room slippers, bathrobes and connected Smart TVs.
Executive Lounge overlooking Paris
Elevate your stay in the Opera District at the Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador Hotel. Browse our Premium Room selection and reserve the room that fits your needs best.
La Parisienne room guarantees our guests a unique view of the Eiffel Tower, ideal for a true Parisian and romantic stay. All these rooms are located on our highest floors, have King-Size Beds and are overlooking typical slate roofs of Paris. Also included: complimentary Wi-Fi, bottled water, bathrobes, slippers, and a Nespresso coffee machine.
Prepare for the day in our Junior Suite with sleek modern bathrooms with a soaking tub, a sensory shower, upscale bath amenities, a robe and slippers.
Settle into Paris' Opera District with one of our hotel's immaculately-designed suites boasting striking views of Boulevard Haussmann and spacious living accommodations. All of our suites offer separate living and sleeping areas.
Settle into Paris' Opera District and elevate your stay with our premium rooms and suites selection. All of our suites are fully renovated and offer spacious living accommodations
At number 16 on the boulevard Haussmann, the Paris Marriott Opera Ambassador hotel is one of the finest examples of French architecture. Raising your eyes, you discover a stone facade in the purest Haussmann tradition. Everything is there, the noble floors with their majestic windows as well as the typical attic rooms for the staff, now hosting the Executive lounge with a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Paris. This hotel was revolutionary at the time and imbued with all the luxury and modernity of the time. The 600 rooms of the hotel had their own bathrooms. Luxury and modernity always make this place a must-see in the Parisian square. At the time, the Elysée Palace was also inspired by the majestic fully automated door of the hotel.When it opened in 1927, the ground floor was a place of meeting and exchange with many shops having now given way to a Great Room with a cozy atmosphere, keeping this tradition of exchange at the heart of the hotel.
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