Bridgestreet Champs-Elysées

Changed key pick up location - no email to advise

Large apartment with good lcentral location

Upon arriving in Paris, we went to address in email from bridgestreet to pick up keys. Upon arrival there was a note on door saying the bridgestreet address had changed so I needed to travel to the new location. There was no email to advise us of this. Very inconvenient

Nice location at rue Ponthieu. Back room was very quiet.

Living room with couch bed was very street noisy

The apartement was nice and could be a good solution for families.

It was absolutely not clear that this was not an hotel but a series of appartements managed centrally. Booking.com specified a street close to Champs Elisee but in reality the apartement was located in all another location and I spent more than 1.5 h to finally enter in my room. Neverthless fo a family maybe is ok but not for a business man like me as there was no services and no breakfast.

The apartment on rue de Berri was a minute from the Champs-Elysees & very close to the metro Line 1. The 2 bedroom apartment had 2 bathrooms which was great & was very spacious & warm.

Be aware that Bridgestreet have many apartments dotted around Paris & it would seem that if you book Bridgestreet Champs-Elysees that this doesnt mean you will be in the ones on rue de Berri like we were. When I intially received my apartment information we were in fact going to be near Place Victor Hugo & then we were moved (prior to arrival) to Montparnasse which is miles awary from the Champs-Elysees. Fortunately in the end we did end up right by C-E but it would appear that Bridgestreet do move people around - so would suggest you make super clear with them your location requirements.