Radisson Blu Dokhan’s

Tiny rooms
Tiny elevator
Non smoking rooms is not true. People were smoking
Stains on the ceilings, wool carpet and cloth wall paper
Bathroom needs serious updating out of the 50’s (rm. 505)
WiFi never worked
T.V needs a warm up period to function
No air conditioning… the fan runs but it never cools off
Over priced crummy — slow bkfst
Only plus was the proximity to sites
I would never stay here again.
This is possibly a 2 or 3 star hotel. Not 5 stars.

The hotel here was in a perfect central location with a comfortable bed and rich amenities, we however visited during a brutal heat wave.
Although the hotel was very nice i do not recommend staying here if the temperature gets to 40 celsius or even above 80 degrees f if you do not get a ground floor room. The air conditioning is pretty much non existent and spent 3 beautiful, sweltering hot nights unable to sleep and keeping the windows open introduced a unwelcome, noisy late night ambiance that resonated between the tight alley streets.
The staff however was very kind and pleasant, and the rooms were walking distance to the arc de triomphe and many great bistros, cafes and pastry shops.

DO NOT STAY HERE;
THEE ONLY reason to stay is location; walking distance to a great view of the Eiffel tower; but the reason behind my review;
1-​The plumbing is horrible; Hotel room toilet was back up (ewww) for my 24 hours of my duration;
2-​The room was always stuffy; THE AIR CONDITIONING WAS NOT WORKING.
When I complained about how hot my room was, they INSISTED I open the windows instead (To listen to all the street traffic, car horns & motorbike noises) not getting any restful sleep. They said they air had an issue and that the engineer was gone for the day (I heard this one before in all the italian so called 4 star hotels). They’re just being cheap and really do not wish to turn on the air conditioning, UNLESS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY…
3– ELEVATOR IS TINY!
If you’re over 5’11; big boned, heavy or tall; forget the elevator;
Its basically a moving coffin (thats how tiny it is) and if you don’t like stairs;
you’re stuck.
4-​Internet is sluggish;
If you have work to do and need the speed? You’re NOT getting it here.
The staff was kinda short and really didn’t know much about where to find
places (restaurants that were NOT in their area especially). Overall I wish I would’ve found a better place to relax and sleep… After all, if we’re NOT comfy in yourr hotel rooms, and we’re not SLEEPING; the time spent running around to see things
turns into tiring tasks…
I’d detour this hotel. Overall.

Stayed here for several nights at the end of a long and difficult trip.
I was fortunate enough to have appx eleventy billion radisson points so I decided to treat ourselves to a few nights in what is one of the most lovely hotels I’ve stayed in to date.
Beautiful hotel, stunning views, bed was like sleeping on a thousand kittens…
Zero attitude from the staff anywhere. I’ve had not so lovely experiences when booking with points before and here… Here, they upgraded us to a room with a view of the Eiffel Tower from the bed.
Perfect, fluent english from everyone — though my boyfriend who lived in France for a while had lovely conversations with them every day in their native tongue.
The service level? At one point the restaurant was playing an incredible version of a jazz classic and we were trying to shazam it. Our server saw us from across the room, disappeared for a moment, then came back with all the album info written down for us.
Speaking of… The restaurant downstairs was so delicious that we kept coming back even though there’s amazing options everywhere you turn.
They arranged a car for us going back to the airport that was less expensive than a regular cab and much better service. We will be using that car service in the future!
We will be back. Sooner rather than later.

5 Star penthouse. Deliriously rich views of Eiffel — feather bed, salon with spacious seating — see Jean Philip, concierge for your every need. This is luxury and personalized care. Intimate — not grandiose.

Un cadre unique, très cosy, où il fait bon déguster une coupe de champagne sur un fond de jazz… Très grand choix de champagnes, chaque semaine une autre maison y est présentée. A faire au moins une fois, mais vous risquez de succomber au charme du lieu comme moi!

Bar d’hôtel très cosy. Ambiance XVIIIeme. Y aller pour les dégustations de champagne. La carte est très originale et change toutes les semaines. Né pas oublier d’aller voir l’ascenseur de l’hôtel.

Le bar de l’hôtel Trocadéro est LE bar à champagne de Paris.
Millésimes, années rares si vous aimez réellement le champagne comme l’aime le chef sommelier vous serez comblés.
Niveau service c’est juste incomparable. Exemple: selon le champagne que vous aurez choisis le serveur vous proposera différentes coupes: ciselées, sculptées, des flûtes. Le service est vraiment complet… du champagne au verre. C’est très classe comme endroit.
La décoration va bien évidemment avec, boiserie, gros fauteuils… le cadre est vraiment magnifique, somptueux.
Comme tout ce qui est luxueux c’est un peu cher (la flûte tourne autour de 30 €) mais vous pourrez y déguster des champagnes que vous né goûterez nulle part ailleurs
D’ailleurs il vous faudra a mon avis une bonne demi-​heure pour savoir à quel champagne se vouer!

Chic chic ce bar à champagne. Voilà une idée plutôt sympa pour une soirée. Le Dkohan’s se situe en fait à l’intérieur de l’hôtel de même nom. Un bar d’hôtel à connaître.