Marriott Hotels in Paris: 17 Hotels Compared on Points

In Paris, a night at a Marriott Bonvoy hotel costs between 20,000 and 157,000 points this winter. Your points go furthest at the Courtyard Paris Porte de Versailles, the Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées and the Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe: about 1¢ per point, above our 0.9¢ benchmark.

I have stayed at the Renaissance Arc de Triomphe and the Renaissance Vendôme, and our team has stayed at some fifteen Marriott hotels in and around Paris. This comparison shows you where your points are worth the most, when to pay cash, and how the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card gives you a free night every year.

How Many Points for a Marriott Hotel in Paris?

Marriott no longer publishes a fixed award chart: points prices change with dates and demand, just like cash rates. The table shows the price of one night for one person on Tuesday, November 17 and Saturday, December 12, 2026, according to marriott.com.

Price of one night for one person according to marriott.com. Cash price: lowest rate shown, converted at .61 per euro. Value per point: cash price divided by points price.

Hotel	Distance from centre	Points Nov 17	Points Dec 12	Cash price Dec 12	Value per point Dec 12
Courtyard Paris Porte de Versailles	5.8 km	48,000	56,000	€427 ($688)	1.23¢
Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées	3.7 km	119,500	110,500	€683 ($1,101)	1.00¢
Prince de Galles, a Luxury Collection Hotel	3.9 km	151,000	157,000	€932 ($1,503)	0.96¢
Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe	4.5 km	74,000	98,500	€548 ($883)	0.90¢
Renaissance Paris Nobel Tour Eiffel	4.9 km	83,000	64,000	€322 ($519)	0.81¢
Courtyard Paris Saint-Denis	7.2 km	31,500	20,000	€98 ($158)	0.79¢
Renaissance Paris Hippodrome de Saint-Cloud	11.5 km	45,000	28,000	€136 ($219)	0.78¢
Courtyard Paris La Défense West Colombes	10.7 km	38,500	20,000	€93 ($150)	0.75¢
Courtyard Paris Arcueil	5.6 km	39,000	27,000	€121 ($195)	0.72¢
Renaissance Paris La Défense	9.5 km	49,000	47,000	€209 ($337)	0.72¢
Moxy Paris La Villette	5 km	34,000	24,000	€106 ($171)	0.71¢
Paris Marriott Rive Gauche	3 km	53,000	38,000	€157 ($253)	0.67¢
AC Hotel Paris Porte Maillot	5.8 km	50,000	50,000	€183 ($295)	0.59¢
Courtyard Paris Créteil	12.9 km	34,000	27,000	€93 ($150)	0.56¢
Moxy Paris Bastille	1.4 km	54,000	50,000	€170 ($274)	0.55¢
Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon	2 km	74,000	66,000	€197 ($318)	0.48¢
Le Parchamp, Paris Boulogne	8.7 km	76,000	58,000	€110 ($177)	0.31¢

Two things stand out in this table. First, suburban hotels often cost under 30,000 points in December, against 50,000 and up inside Paris. Second, points prices don't always follow cash prices, and that is where you will find the best deals.

Pay With Points or Cash?

Compare the value per point with our 0.9¢ benchmark. Above it, use your points; below 0.6¢, pay cash and save your points for a better deal.

Courtyard Paris Porte de Versailles: 56,000 points instead of €427, or 1.23¢ per point. Between the two dates, the cash price rises from €290 to €427, while the points price only goes from 48,000 to 56,000.
Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées: 110,500 points instead of €683, or 1¢ per point.
Le Parchamp, in Boulogne: 58,000 points for a night listed at €110, or 0.31¢. Pay cash.
Courtyard Paris Gare de Lyon: 66,000 points for €197, or 0.48¢. Cash wins here too.

For a longer stay, book 5 consecutive nights on points under a single reservation and you only pay for 4, according to Marriott. At the Paris Marriott Rive Gauche, 5 nights at 38,000 points therefore cost you 152,000 points instead of 190,000.

Your Annual Free Night in Paris

Every year after your first cardmembership anniversary, the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card gives you a free night worth up to 35,000 points, taxes included, according to American Express. On December 12, it covered six hotels from our table:

Courtyard Paris Saint-Denis and Courtyard Paris La Défense West Colombes: 20,000 points
Moxy Paris La Villette: 24,000 points
Courtyard Paris Arcueil and Courtyard Paris Créteil: 27,000 points
Renaissance Paris Hippodrome de Saint-Cloud: 28,000 points

Would you rather sleep closer to the centre? Marriott lets you add up to 25,000 points to your free night. With 21,000 extra points, it covered the night of December 12 at the Courtyard Paris Porte de Versailles, listed at €427.

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New Cardmembers can earn up to 70,000 Marriott Bonvoy^® points with the current offer:

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Every year after your first Card anniversary, you receive an Annual Free Night Award good for a redemption of up to 35,000 points at eligible hotels and resorts worldwide. At a valuation of 0.9 cents per Marriott Bonvoy point, that certificate is worth roughly $315, which on its own more than covers the $120 annual fee. That is the main reason to keep this Card year after year instead of cancelling it.

To get the most out of the certificate, aim it at a night that would otherwise price close to the 35,000 point ceiling.

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Earn Marriott Bonvoy Points Faster

With the Marriott Bonvoy American Express Card, you can earn up to 70,000 points, for a $120 annual fee:

60,000 points after $3,000 in purchases in three months
10,000 points after $500 in purchases in month 13
5 points per dollar at Marriott, and 2 points everywhere else

Those 60,000 points already cover two nights at the Courtyard Paris Arcueil on December 12.

Your American Express Membership Rewards points also transfer to Marriott Bonvoy, at 1,200 Bonvoy points for 1,000 Membership Rewards points, according to American Express.

The card does charge 2.5% on purchases in euros, though. Once in France, pay with a card that has no foreign transaction fees instead, as we explain in our guide to planning a trip to France.

Where to Stay in Paris on Points?

It all depends on your trip. Here are our picks, with a link to our review wherever we have stayed:

First visit, in the centre: Moxy Paris Bastille, 1.4 km from the centre, or the Paris Marriott Rive Gauche, near Montparnasse
Luxury stay: Prince de Galles or Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe, near the Champs-Élysées
Tight points budget: Courtyard Paris Arcueil or Courtyard Paris La Défense West Colombes, in the suburbs
Early flight: our comparison of the Marriott hotels at Paris-CDG airport

Haussmann-style façade and sign of the Renaissance Paris Vendôme — The Renaissance Paris Vendôme, a short walk from Place Vendôme. — Milesopedia

To choose your neighbourhood, you will find our seven favourite areas in our guide to visiting Paris.

Marriott Hotels in Paris: Key Takeaways

In Paris, your Marriott Bonvoy points are worth the most when cash prices soar, as at the Courtyard Porte de Versailles on December 12. Always compare before you book: below 0.6¢ per point, pay cash. Save your annual free night for a room at 35,000 points, or a little more with a few extra points.

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