From regal palace hotels to cozy boutique properties, there’s more than enough options for where to stay in Paris to appeal to every traveler, budget... Read More
From regal palace hotels to cozy boutique properties, there’s more than enough options for where to stay in Paris to appeal to every traveler, budget, and taste.
On the Right Bank, which draws foodies to Les Halles for its meat and vegetable markets, there’s one of the best hotels in Paris—the Ritz-Carlton, on Place Vendôme. Lavish interiors, perfumed air (yes, really), and the Hemingway Bar (the best among Paris hotels), make for a lovely stay if you've got deep pockets. Exceptional architecture, meanwhile, characterizes Le Marais, where one the more affordable options is Jules et Jim. We like the modern decor in the rooms, and the welcoming courtyard perfect for a break. If it’s an urban oasis you’re after, consider La Reserve Paris, a sumptuous hideaway set back from the Champs Elysees behind a row of trees that features a spa and a smoking room.
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Hôtel Fouquet's Barrière
Few places are as Parisian as Fouquet's, the restaurant that most would consider an institution these days. Their hotel is no exception. Its 81 rooms,... Read More
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Four Seasons Hotel George V
The Four Seasons George V needs no introduction. Located just off the Champs Elysees, it houses 244 luxury rooms and suites, including some with... Read More
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Hotel Indigo Paris Opera
Surrounded by theaters and the palatial Opera Garnier, the Hotel Indigo is one of the newest additions to the district, opened in 2015. Rooms, suites,... Read More
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Hotel Molitor
The Molitor Pool used to be a meeting place for the glitterati into the 1930s, and the modern bikini was revealed there in the 1940s. Today, the popular... Read More
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Jules et Jim
Paris' first explicitly "gay-friendly" hotel is romantic for straight couples, too. Located in the heart of the Marais, just 23 slick and modern rooms... Read More
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La Réserve Paris
French entrepreneur Michel Reybier is responsible for the sumptuous La Réserve Hotel and Apartments, which boasts more suites than rooms for an... Read More
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Le Bristol
Located a stone's throw from the French president's mansion, the Bristol offers up five-star elegance in spacious rooms and suites, decorated with Louis... Read More
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Le Cinq Codet
For those looking for a break from the typical 19th century Parisian architecture, Le Cinq Codet is a modern hotel constructed in a building from the... Read More
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Le Meurice
Facing the pristine Tuileries Gardens in the heart of Paris, Le Meurice is one of the most luxurious hotels in the city, and ranked as one of the most... Read More
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Le Peninsula
Once a grand hotel in 1908 and having played important roles during the World Wars, the Peninsula has been entirely renovated, and reopened in 2014. It... Read More
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Le Royal Monceau
Built in 1928, this unapologetically luxe hotel was closed for two years then reopened in October 2010 after a monumental transformation by Philippe... Read More
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Mandarin Oriental, Paris
This five star hotel on chic rue Saint Honoré features 138 rooms and 39 suites decorated with mostly white, contemporary furnishings splashed with... Read More
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Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome
This palatial hotel with sexy interiors—a daring design departure from its more traditional neighbors—is just off the Place Vendôme. In addition to... Read More
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Hôtel Plaza Athénée
This hip yet plush hangout between the Champs-Élysées and Eiffel Tower is as au courant as it was when it opened in 1911, thanks to a $268 million... Read More
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Prince de Galles, Luxury Collection
Since 1928, this iconic Art Deco hotel has been synonymous with elegance, with 44 suites and 115 rooms along prestigious Avenue Georges V. Furnishings... Read More
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Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg
Modern style meets the 18th century, mingling soft pastel tones with lots of natural light in many of the 147 rooms and 36 suites at the Sofitel Paris... Read More
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