Paris is one of the most visited capital cities in the world.
The skyline of The City of Light is dominated by the Eiffel Tower and is home to magnificent monuments and places of worship including L’Arc de Triomphe and Sacre Coeur.
With art galleries including the Louvre and major French fashion labels including Chanel, Louis Vuitton and Dior housed in Paris, its no wonder why the city brims with class and culture. There is a plethora of truly luxurious hotels in the city – including the nine palace hotels that are the crème de la crème of Parisian - and indeed French - hospitality.
The BusinessClass.com guide to the 38 best hotels in Paris:
Le Meurice
Located on the rue de Rivoli – adjacent to the Tuileries Gardens – Le Meurice has been welcoming well-heeled and affluent guests through its doors since 1835. Le Meurice – which features 160 rooms & suites – was the first hotel in Paris to be awarded palace status in 2011. The property has been part of Dorchester Collection since 1997 and is one of two hotels that the luxury hotel group manages in the city – the other being Hôtel Plaza Athénée. The rooms & suites are decorated in Versailles-style – elegant and stylish while still affording comfort and practicality. The bathrooms are swathed in Italian Arabescato marble.
Le Meurice has been working with renowned designer Philippe Starck and his influences can be seen in many of the public areas. Le Meurice boasts a two Michelin-starred restaurant – Le Meurice Alain Ducasse. Diners can expect a magnificent culinary experience with Executive Chef Jocelyn Herland creating delightful dishes to suit all palates. Le Dalí serves delicious Mediterranean fare and is named after the famed Catalan artist Salvador Dalí who made the hotel his Paris home. The Spa Valmont is the only one in Paris and offers a plethora of treatments for him and her. It is an ideal place to destress after a day of shopping, sightseeing or business in Paris.
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Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris
Situated in one of the most aesthetic and fashionable parts of the city, The Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris opened to overwhelming fanfare in December 1999. It boasts 244 rooms & suites, five Michelin-stars spread over its three restaurants - the most of any hotel in Europe, a spa with indoor swimming pool, ballrooms, and meeting spaces. The George V currently holds three Michelin-stars at Le Cinq – one of the finest haute-cuisine dining experiences in Paris. Chef Christian Le Squer conjures up magical dishes including his signature “big crunchy scampi with citrus emulsion”. The wine list at Le Cinq suits all budgets and one of the most famous sommeliers in the world - Eric Beaumard - is on hand to help you choose.
L’Orangerie holds one Michelin star and offers modern international cuisine with a twist. Alain Taudon – a student of Le Squer - specialises in seafood and plant-based dishes. Finally, Le George which also holds one Michelin star, offers modern Mediterranean cuisine. Italian-born Chef Simone Zinoni has created a superb menu featuring signature dishes like “Le George V onion tarte tatin with parmesan sorbet”. Le Bar is a great place to meet for a drink – it exudes class without a hint of pretence. The spa features a stunning indoor swimming pool.
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J. K. Place, Paris
J. K. Place, Paris is where Italian chic meets Parisian style in a smart townhouse with just 29 residential-feel guest rooms including 13 suites and a feeling of home, albeit a very chic metropolitan one. Masterfully designed by Michele Bonan, the hotel is situated close to the Boulevard Saint-Germain on Paris’ famed Left Bank with the Musée d’Orsay within striding distance. Rooms range from the cosy Classic Rooms, Superior Rooms, Deluxe Rooms and Prestige Rooms - all impeccably styled, facing either the tranquil inner J.K. courtyard, the Rue de Lille or Parisian rooftops – and enjoying marble bathrooms. Everything from the pillows to the bathrobes carries the J.K. logo with amenities including complimentary soft drinks from the minibar and daily breakfast, luxurious own brand linens, Dyson hairdryers and amenities by Alma K.
Suites range from the 42 square metre open plan Junior with its intimate seating area, the 46 square metre Master Suite to the 90 square metre Signature Suite with its curated art works, light panelled walls, walk-in closets, parquet flooring and decorative fireplaces. For wining and dining, there is Casa Tua, an elegant enclave overlooking the internal courtyard gardens with a menu of Northern Italian favourites and the clean lined Lounge Bar with its “Chef Display” of delicious finger food to accompany artisanal cocktails. Incredibly for a hotel of this size, the J.K. Spa offers two private treatment rooms; a beauty studio; a spa boutique; a sauna and steam room; an indoor swimming pool and a 24/7 J.K. gym populated with TechnoGym equipment. There is even the 40 metre J.K. Exclusive Boat for exploring the water and the city of light, complete with a fully equipped kitchen, four guest rooms and a private cinema.
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Le Bristol
Opened in 1925 and a jewel in the Oetker Collection of international luxury hotels & resorts, Le Bristol Paris boasts 190 magnificent rooms and suites, 6 restaurants including the 3-Michelin starred – Épicure, a single Michelin starred restaurant - Le 114 Faubourg and bars - all overseen by French masterchef Éric Fréchon, who has built a temple of gastronomy in his role as the hotel’s Executive Chef over two decades. The hotel features Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie and a covered swimming pool, with panoramic views over Paris’s rooftops. The hotel’s prime location – in the heart of the arts and fashion district - is perfect for a sophisticated sojourn to the City of Light. The charismatic Le Bristol has all the ingredients to uphold its palace hotel status, ranking it - officially - among the finest hotels in Paris and as one of the most famous luxury hotels in the world.
With four Michelin stars and the esteemed title of Meilleur Ouvrier de France - Best Craftsmen of France - Éric Fréchon oversees the hotel’s six restaurants and bars. Épicure is the jewel in the crown of Le Bristol and has held 3-Michelin stars for over ten years. This temple of gastronomy is so French and so chic. Gloriously serene, with floral drapes, marble floor and tables with starched linens and designer tabelware, the experience of the tasting menu, once sampled, makes food memories that last for years.
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Mandarin Oriental, Paris
Opened in 2011 - Mandarin Oriental, Paris is comfortably one of the finest hotels in the city and well-deserving of its official Palace status. Residing in the heart of Paris, this chic hotel features 138 rooms & suites, the two Michelin starred Sur Mesure by Thierry Marx, spa, indoor swimming pool, and lush courtyard garden - one of the most beautiful secret retreats in the French capital. While the Mandarin Oriental, Paris style is contemporary, there are plenty of references to the buildings’ Art Deco roots in the plush rooms and suites.
The hotel offers plenty of creature comforts. Oriental touches reflect the hotel group’s heritage and splashes of romance with beautiful floral arrangements are typically French. Butterflies bring the beautiful gardens inside starting with the pretty installation in the reception of 138 Swarovski crystals. Ceramic and fabric butterflies are a theme throughout the hotel. The 99 rooms and 39 suites offered at Mandarin Oriental, Paris are among the most spacious in the city. Many overlook the leafy gardens; while some have balconies or terraces, others enjoy views of famous Parisian landmarks including the Eiffel Tower.
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Park Hyatt Paris–Vendôme
Tucked away on rue de la Paix – a stone’s throw from Place Vendôme – in the city’s 2ndarrondissement is the wonderful Park Hyatt Paris–Vendôme. A 19th century Paris-Haussmannian building, the hotel features 111 rooms & 45 suites. The rooms were designed by the late, great Ed Tuttle who was responsible for the Aman look. The bathrooms are glorious and feature underfloor heating – a delight on a cold Parisian morning.
The hotel boasts an “in room spa” service which – as the term suggests – invited guests to enjoy treatments – using La Mer products in the comfort of their own room or suite. There is even hair room service provided by the celebrity stylist John Nollet. Park Hyatt Paris–Vendôme does have it owns spa for guests that prefer a proper facility and there is also a small fitness centre available. Breakfast and lunch are served at Sens but Pur’ – Jean-François Rouquette is the hotel’s main culinary attraction – offering guests superb dishes in this Michelin-starred establishment. La Terrasse is a wonderful place to enjoy a flute of fine Champagne to end the day. Situated on the hotel roof, it offers magnificent vistas of the city.
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Hôtel de Crillon
Reopened in 2017 after a major four-year refurbishment and under management of the Rosewood Group, Hôtel de Crillon has taken Paris by storm. Located close to the Elysée Palace and adjacent to the Place de la Concorde, the hotel cannot be any more central. The building itself dates back to the mid-18th century but has housed a hotel since 1909. The hotel now features 78 rooms, 36 suites and 10 signature suites - two of which were designed by the legend that was Karl Lagerfeld. The guestrooms are magnificent – elegantly designed in a contemporary fashion with touches that nod to the building’s classic heritage.
L’Ecrin conjures up superb cuisine and is the hotel’s signature restaurant but the remarkable Bar Les Ambassadeurs – complete with the superb ceiling frescoes – is one of the city’s premier meeting places. Sense, a Rosewood spa boasts an indoor swimming pool and Sisley provides the treatments. There is also a hair salon by David Lucas and a state-of-the-art fitness studio.
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La Réserve Paris Hotel & Spa
Paris boasts some of the finest city hotels in the world and the intimate & popular La Réserve is no exception. With just 14 rooms and 26 suites, Jérôme Banctel’s two Michelin starred restaurant Le Gabriel, swimming pool, spa, and butler service, La Réserve is the ultimate Parisian boutique hotel. Once home to fashion designer Pierre Cardin, this historic boutique hotel was originally built as a Paris home for the Duc de Morny - Napoléon III’s half-brother - in 1854. Now, La Réserve Paris Hotel & Spa is a quietly fashionable Haussmanian hotel, found down a leafy boulevard, lined with century-old trees and part of Michel Reybier’s bijoux hotel group that has gained an impressive quality word-of mouth reputation in recent years.
The hotel’s serene cream frontage features wrought iron lattice balcony terraces populated with occasional café-style table and chairs where guests take coffee overlooking the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and facing the Grand Palace. The red and black entrance hints at the hotel’s lavish interior and once inside, the atmosphere exudes the exclusivity, calm, and class of a private French mansion. Open the door to one of the guestrooms – et voilá – your own heavenly Parisian pied-à-terre awaits.
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Hôtel Ritz, Paris
Arguably the most famous hotel in Paris, Hôtel Ritz has been welcome guests since 1898. Designed by César Ritz, the façade of the building dates to 1705. Overlooking Place Vendôme, the hotel has been frequented by the rich & famous – attracted by its sheer opulence, attention to detail and of course, the address. Coco Chanel made the hotel her home for many years and the property boasts the world’s one and only Chanel Spa. Hôtel Ritz, Paris is independently owned and has the ability to tailor its services to guests on an individual basis. An example of this is the monogrammed pillow cases that greet the guests in their rooms. There are 71 rooms and 71 suites in the hotel including 15 Historic Prestige Suites – the height of Parisian luxury.
Hôtel Ritz, Paris features three restaurants - the highlights being Nicolas Sale’s one Michelin-star Les Jardins de l’Espadon for lunch and the two Michelin-star Table de l’Espadon - for an elegant supper. The hotels features three bars including Bar Hemingway. Legend has it that author Ernest Hemingway liberated the bar from the Nazis in 1944 and drank 51 cocktails in a row following his feat! The bar has borne his name ever since. Guests can book cooking classes at the amazing École Ritz Escoffier. The Chanel Spa boasts and indoor swimming pool and treatments that take guests to heaven and back. In the words of Hemingway: “when I dream of afterlife in heaven, the action always takes place in the Paris Ritz."
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Hôtel Plaza Athénée
The most photographed property in Paris, Hôtel Plaza Athénée is that luxury hotel that features bright red canvas awnings over its windows and manicured window boxes resplendent with red flowers. Expect more of the Plaza Athénée rouge inside the property – from the parasols to the guest teddy-bear! Located on avenue Montaigne in the city’s 8th arrondissement close to the Champs-Élysées – the Hôtel Plaza Athénée opened as a hotel in 1913. The hotel joined Dorchester Collection in 2001 and was awarded palace status in 2011 – days after its Parisian sister property Le Meurice. The three Michelin star restaurant Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée will close on June 30th – after 21 years at the hotel. From September 1st, 2021 - celebrated chef, Jean Imbert will take over the reigns as Head of Culinary. La Terrasse Montaigne serves superb cuisine al-fresco – overlooking the avenue. It is a chic spot to enjoy a salad lunch on a Paris summer day.
La Cour Jardin is set in the hotel courtyard – an oasis and escape from the hustle of the city. While most of the hotel is designed in classical French – the seventh-floor rooms and suites are very much Art Deco. The hotel has 154 rooms and 54 suites – with those enjoying views of the Eiffel Tower from their balconies the most popular. The Dior Institut au Plaza Athénée spa is an incredible health & beauty facility and offers amazing Dior treatments from highly trained aestheticians. There is also a fitness studio. Hôtel Plaza Athénée is a delight.
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The Peninsula Paris
The Peninsula Paris is simply one of the finest luxury hotels in The City of Light. The hotel offers 200 guestrooms, a single Michelin-starred restaurant – L’Oiseau Blanc and a glorious mosaic swimming pool in its superb subterranean spa. Ornate balconies and rooftop terraces offer 360-degree views across the city which includes the Eiffel Tower. Its chic Belle Epoque style and Art Nouveau influences delight the eyes and the hotel itself is housed in a cream 19th century Haussmanian building that occupies a whole block in a central Paris location. From the moment guests step through the hotel entrance, a rarefied and tranquil atmosphere greets them – the well-heeled clientele includes international A-list celebrities and sporting stars.
A team of 600 plus staff service springs into action to cater for their every whim with the legendary Peninsula service promise. The top-floor dining room L’Oiseau Blanc holds a single Michelin star, but its wow-factor is the panoramic views of the Eiffel Tower. Awarded the star in 2020, guests can expect haute cuisine overseen by acclaimed French chef and Executive Chef David Bizet. Originally from Mortagne-au-Perche, Bizet is a champion of local, seasonal produce with a special love for his home region of Normandy.
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Le Royal Monceau Raffles Paris
Le Royal Monceau Raffles Paris dates back to 1928, a long-time favourite of the great and the good, with an elegant façade behind which a contemporary hotel emerges enjoying the creative handprint of designer Philippe Starck. Situated close to the Arc de Triomphe and the green spaces of Parc Monceau with hotel bicycles available to discover the neighbourhood, Le Royal Monceau Raffles Paris offers 149 elegantly sophisticated rooms and suites (85 rooms, 64 suites and three private apartments) aping the glamour of the 1940s and 1950s. Rooms are chic and clean lined, with handcrafted furniture by M. Starck, original artworks, coffee table art tomes and even an acoustic guitar in case inspiration strikes. Each of the suite types, ranging in size from 36 square metres to 360 square metres, have their own unique style with top floor Penthouse Suites looking out over Parisian rooftops and the two-bedroom Royal Monceau Suite with the stylish appeal of a luxurious contemporary residence with a dedicated butler service to cater to every wish and desire. There are also hotel-serviced private apartments available for those who want to stay a little longer.
The property embraces the arts with a passion and offers a gallery: the Art District, a concept store, a 99-seat private cinema, a curated private collection of around 300 pieces of art, an art blog and even an art concierge whose knowledge spans across all the artistic happenings in the city. When it comes to wining and dining, there are five venues including Matsuhisa Paris from the gifted helm of famed chef, Nobu Matsuhisa, with a smart interior and a modern Japanese / Latin American fusion menu; La Cuisine for daily breakfasts and Sunday brunches; the chic Il Carpaccio, a Michelin-starred restaurant serving modern Italian cuisine; Le Bar Long, a convivial lounge bar for snacks throughout the day and in the evening a canny cocktail or two and last but not least, the Viñales Lounge, a members only club-like space for cigars and a selection of fine spirits. For pampering and relaxation, head to the peaceful environs of the 1,500 square metres Clarins & myBlend Spa where the renowned expertise of Clarins fuses with the high-tech nous of myBlend with tailor made treatments. Facilities include a sleek 23 metre pool lit by daylight; seven treatment rooms, one being a VIP couples’ room; a sauna; Turkish bath; laconium; shower experience and ice fountain.
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Shangri-La Paris
Shangri-La Paris lies in the 16th arrondissement, overlooking the Eiffel Tower and the Seine, a 45-minute limo ride away from Charles de Gaulle airport. Featuring 100 elegantly styled rooms including 37 suites, the property is housed within the former 19th century home of Prince Roland Bonaparte no less, featuring both Palais designation and Monument Historique status. Rooms are dressed in a fusion of French heritage and Asian style, in a muted colour palette of calm Rococo tones with entry level Superior rooms offering 36 square metres of living space right up to the 275 square metre space offered by L’Appartement Prince Bonaparte, the crème de la crème accommodation. Many of the rooms showcase the hotel’s close proximity to Paris’ own Iron Lady, the Eiffel Tower, from the Eiffel View Rooms to those with Eiffel Views from terraced accommodation to the Duplex Eiffel View Suite right up to La Suite Gustave Eiffel in homage to the tower’s creator with its 70 square metres of space encircled by a wraparound terrace looking out over the Tower. Custom furnishings, crystal chandeliers, silk wallpapers, textured wall panels and marble bathrooms create a luxurious feel, evident in the top floor La Suite Shangri-La which can be extended to encompass the entire floor. The L’Appartement Prince Bonaparte is the top dog suite though, grand in all senses of the word. Located on the second floor with five-metre-high ceilings, authentic crown mouldings, period artwork and balconies looking over Avenue d’Iéna and the Guimet Museum, there is everything you need here to feel like you are on top of the world from a pantry to spacious living rooms and dining for up to eight people.
When it comes to food and wine, dine under the glass dome of La Bauhinia with a French Asian fusion menu offering seasonal dishes from across France under the toque of Executive Chef Quentin Testart or head to the Asian charms of Shang Palace, France’s only Michelin starred Chinese restaurant under the toque of Chef Samuel Lee. The two bars include Le Bar Botaniste named for the prince’s favourite pastime of botany, with genuine absinthe fountains, plants under cloches and a cocktail menu inspired by his foreign travels, complemented by a menu of gourmet tapas. The century old wood panelling and original fireplaces of Les Lounges sets the historic scene for snacks, afternoon tea and cheeky coupes de champagne. For escaping the constant buzz of the city streets, head to the relaxing embrace of Chi, The Spa, an oasis imagined by designer Pierre Yves Rochon, set in the former stables of the residence. Featuring a 17-metre indoor swimming pool, leading out onto a 94 square metre landscaped terrace, other facilities include a gym and Hammam. On the beauty side, Chi, The Spa has teamed up with French spa brand Alaena to offer a wide range of 100% organic treatments undertaken in three peaceful treatment rooms or in-suite.
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Lutetia Paris
Lutetia Paris stands as a 1910 landmark property on the Rive Gauche with its Art Nouveau façade, originally built to house the high-end clientele for the adjacent Bon Marché department store. Now housing 184 rooms including eight signature suites and one of Paris’ Palace hotels and the only Grand hotel on the Left Bank, the property was fully restored by leading architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte over a four-year period, bringing in a team of craftsmen from across the world to restore paintings, stained glass, frescoes, mosaics and more, reopening in 2018. The styling of the accommodation is classically contemporary, dressed in soothing muted tones with tinted oak flooring, Murano glass wall lights and custom furnishings with stunning Carrara marble bathrooms. Some even have fluted wooden wall panelling too with many enjoying balconies overlooking the Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain-des-Prés. The sizes of the accommodation ranges from the 33 square metre Grand Superior Room to 52 square metres for the Lutetia Suite to the grandest signature suite, The Presidential Carré Rive Gauche Suite with Terrace at a respectable 169 square metres of indoor and outdoor living space, beautifully designed with the collaboration of an alliance of art dealers from the area. All the suites have their own character including the Joséphine Baker Suite with a giant ceiling mural of the Jazz Age icon, the Suite Parisienne by Isabelle Huppert with the furnishings inspired by the French actress and the Saint Germain Penthouse by Coppola which features unique pieces from noted director Francis Ford Coppola. The charm of the Eiffel Penthouse is immediately evident as it follows the curves and arches of the top of the hotel and includes a 74 square metre terrace reached by a marble staircase.
When it comes to gastronomy, head to the Brasserie Lutetia for a menu of local dishes and modern surprises by Patrick Charvet; to Le Saint-Germain for casual snacks and afternoon tea throughout the day bathed by the multi-coloured light of the room’s glass ceiling; to the floor vaulted floor to ceiling muralled Bar Joséphine with a bar menu inspired by former guest Mlle. Baker and the Bar Aristide, named in honour of Le Bon Marché’s founder, Aristide Boucicaut with the feel and style of a private member’s club with a soundtrack of soulful electro jazz with a live DJ set every Thursday. For relaxation and a reviving swim, head to the Akasha Spa with its six luxurious treatment rooms and Hammam; a 17-metre lap pool, sauna and Jacuzzi and a 100 square metre gym with a wide range of one on one or group classes from yoga to boxing and cardio.
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Hotel Splendide Royal Paris
Hotel Splendide Royal Paris, the former home of fashion designer Pierre Cardin, is located in the heart of historic Paris, a pleasant stroll away from Place de la Concorde, the stately Jardin des Tuileries and Le Louvre between the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and avenue Gabriel. This pocket-sized gem offers just twelve generously sized, classically styled suites spread out across the property’s six floors, two by floor. There is no doubting that we are in Paris with the décor shouting Parisian chic in pale, neutral colours ranging from the light-filled junior suites at 42 square metres of space to the larger Suite Parisienne up in the rafters at 52 square metres and the Suites Elysées at 62 square metres. Some of the suites can be combined together for family living but each features touches of gilt and marble, with scattered objets d’art, marble bathrooms, large windows and Empire style furnishings with state of the art technology skilfully concealed.
Ristorante Tosca, on the hotel’s ground floor, serves the best of classical Italian cuisine from the Mediterranean with a contemporary twist, beautifully presented, under the helm of Chef Raffaele de Mase with all the pasta, ice cream and pastries made on site. For more private lunches or dinners, custom menus can be served in an upstairs lounge. La Loggia – Aperitive Bar offers a wide selection of fine Italian wines with classic and contemporary cocktails served, complemented by an accompanying bar menu of gourmet delights. Offering a high level of personalised service, enjoy a wifi Gobox with unlimited 4G internet and interactive maps for discovering Paris on your own or perhaps take advantage of the hotel’s knowledgeable guide, Francesca Magnani who will custom create itineraries for both adults and little ones. Fitness coaches, yoga and Pilates coaches are on call for private lessons whilst in-suite treatments can also be enjoyed. The hotel can also arrange a wide range of experiences ranging from cooking with Raffaele to tours of the Champagne region, guided visits of Parisian flea markets, personalised shopping tours of Paris and more, much more.
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Fauchon L’Hôtel Paris
Fauchon L’Hôtel Paris is a new departure for Paris’ well-established gourmet house on the Place de la Madeleine, a building dating from the Hausmann era and revived by Parisian architect, Richard Martinet. Trying to retain as many of the original fittings as possible – the original mouldings, doors, balconies etc – the style is grounded in Fauchon’s DNA with its brand colours of magenta and black joining the property’s tonal palette either as pink accessories or black herringbone floors to bring an eclectic style to life. Even the shower screens show glimpses of gold with the carpets illustrating the graphic fonts of the brand. As one might expect from the owners of an epicurean powerhouse, gastronomy also plays its part with metallic dusky pink cupboard-like Gourmet Bars which fling open to reveal of decadent treats, customised to taste and replenished daily, in each guest room with any Fauchon item offered free of charge with leftover goodies packaged to take home.
There are just 37 sleekly chic guest rooms and 17 suites at the property awash with contemporary, residential style with furniture pieces custom designed and original pieces of artwork. Bose speakers, smart TVs and an in-room tablet serving as an entertainment hub ensures access to newspapers and magasines plus music and movies. Thoughtful amenities include Dyson hairdryers; backlit magnifying mirrors; pillow menus; luxury linens and TOTO toilets. The entry point rooms start at 25 square metres, still with that effortless style whilst the 45 square metres Duplex Eiffel Tower Suite has a rock and roll vibe, coming complete with guitars, record decks and speakers with a balcony overlooking the rooftops of Paris. The two-bedroom Fauchon Suite is the jewel in the crown, occupying a corner position with 100 square metres of living space, unmatched views out over the Madeleine and a chef on call. When it comes to eating and drinking, the Grand Café Fauchon offers its own pink, black and white take on brasserie style and its outdoor terrace overlooking the Madeleine Church is the place to be for all day dining, indulgent delights and sharing plates until the wee small hours. There is also a Tea Garden under a glass roof where you can also enjoy signature cocktails and Fauchon’s teas together with The Store and Cellar of The Grand Café Fauchon with a selection of gourmet treats. They have also squeezed in a small spa on property. The intimate Beauty Spa offers two treatment rooms, a Hammam and a fully equipped fitness room with in-room beauty services including hair styling, manicures and pedicures. Even better, they will serve a “Gourmet Moment” of afternoon tea Fauchon style when you are pampered. There are also yoga and fitness coaches on tap.
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Saint James Paris
Saint James Paris is located in the 16th arrondissement within a secluded 19th century neo-classical château, surrounded by landscaped gardens, close to the Bois de Boulogne, the Trocadéro and the Arc de Triomphe. The Fondation Louis Vuitton is close by as is the Musée d’Art Moderne with the hotel offering complimentary cycles to explore the area. Built on what was once the site of the first hot air balloon landings in open countryside, it was first a former home to a French president, Adolphe Thiers, later housing scholarship students to his Foundation, before becoming part of the Saint James Club. Now run as a club and a hotel, it has been most recently revitalised by designer Laura Gonzalez turning it back into the feel of a grand private French residence with an achingly perfect design vision. There are 22 rooms, 26 suites and four apartments, dressed in an individual style masterfully melding contemporary ideas with Art Deco and traditional elements, geometric shapes mixing with floral wallpapers and sumptuous fabrics contrasting with Versailles parquets and custom carpets, adorned with antique details. There are also flights of fancy nature inspired wallpapers, be-curtained four poster beds, soaringly high ceilings and custom furnishings with Marshall Bluetooth speakers and Guerlain amenities. Some rooms also enjoy spacious terraces overlooking the gardens with rooms sizes starting at 20 square feet up to 79 square metres for the largest prestige suite and 130 square metres for the largest apartment, sleeping up to seven people.
Romantically styled in greens, creams and ivories, the all-day dining Bellefeuille restaurant, under the toque of Michelin starred Executive Chef Julien Dumas, serves up a menu of market-fresh ingredients using suppliers operating in an eco-responsible manner or produce and honey harvested from the property’s own gardens. It enjoys a grand setting, with ornate cornicing, mouldings, antique mirrors and a period fireplace with a whimsical wallpaper of a fairy tale landscape. Cane furniture and palms in large planters feature predominantly in The Terrace with its gazebo, opening out onto the gardens and serving alternative summer menus. For a swift bevvy or two or a quick lunch, The Library Bar is the quintessential English double height library, replete with ancient tomes, winding staircases and an ornate coffered ceiling. For pampering, head to the subterranean Greco-Roman style Spa Gherlain with its three treatment rooms (including a couples’ suite) offering signature treatments, a serene lap pool, a whirlpool, Hammam, sauna and fitness centre open to hotel guests and club members.
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Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet’s
Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet’s is situated right in the heart of Paris’ Fashion District on the corner of Avenue Georges V and the Champs-Elysées. The legendary Fouquet’s has been one of Paris’ top restaurants since 1899 and now features the three Michelin starred chef Pierre Gagnaire at the helm but the hotel has other delights to entertain their guests including a large 15 metre private swimming pool in its depths with a range of aqua activities and a circuit, alongside a whirlpool, steam, Hammam, a fully equipped gym and the Spa Diane Barrière to pamper and soothe within five serene treatment rooms. Behind the Hausmann exterior lies 101 elegantly contemporary rooms and suites designed by Jacques Garcia, clothed in neutral tones of beige and gold enlivened by a studded leather signature headboard, accented by dark wood and containing all the toys we enjoy today – Nespresso makers, minibars, tablets to control the key systems, Air Play sound systems, safes, the services of a butler, 24/7 and more. Room sizes are generous for the city with entry level rooms starting at 37 square metres for Superior & Deluxe Rooms with the Junior Suites taking it up a notch to 50 square metres with the Prestige Champs- Elysées Junior Suite enjoying high ceilings and large floor to ceiling windows letting the light flood in. The higher up the suite types you go, the more you see Garcia’s design evolve with the Grand prestige Champs- Elysées Suite covering 85 square metres with balcony views of the famous boulevard and a 30 square metre living room. There are four signature suites – the top tier of accommodation – with the largest being the two-bedroom Harcourt Paris Suite at 200 square metres of living space, in homage to the famous photographic studio which has immortalised the greatest figures of the age since 1934. This suite sits under the rafters with sloping ceilings and wonderful views out over Paris and the Arc de Triomphe, the colour palette offering greys mixed with gold and splashes of Harcourt red with the lounge turning into a pop-up photography studio if inspiration strikes. There are black and white images of the great and the good of the silver screen; a large balcony with dining and seating areas; a magnificent master bedroom featuring red velvet curtains; a dining room; a library study; a makeup salon for photo prepping; a fitness room and a large sitting room.
Any stay includes a portrait session along with other goodies such as complimentary airport runs; breakfasts; a spa treatment; a dinner; laundry; dry cleaning etc. Other than the historic Fouquet’s for dining with its two large terraces for al fresco dining, head to Le Joy for book-lined interiors leading out into an interior garden and a fresh, modern menu full of seasonal produce with a live DJ set on Thursday to Saturday. When it comes to bars, there are three – the cosy, wood panelled L’Escadrille dating back to the 1900s and now Fouquet’s Bar with black and white photos paying homage to the pioneers of aviation and Le Marta – two venues with the first lying hidden behind a secret door and the other set up on the rooftop serving innovative cocktails to a backdrop of a live DJ.
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Nolinski Paris
Nolinski Paris is located in the very heart of central Paris on the Avenue de l’Opéra, close to the famed department stores of Galeries Lafayette and Printemps du Louvre and to historic Paris. The Opéra Garnier, the Comédie Française, the Jardin des Tuileries, Le Palais-Royal and Le Louvre are but a stroll away. Behind a smart 1880 Haussmannian façade, once a former office block, lies a timeless gem of a luxury hotel, stylishly designed by Jean-Louis Deniot, offering just 45 rooms including nine suites set out over six floors and ranging in size from 21 square metres to 54 square metres for the Joséphine Suite named for the Jazz Age star. Each guest room is decorated with the style of a private residence with handpicked books; antiques and artworks; vintage furniture pieces; fluffy grey and white herringbone rugs over concrete floors and a predominantly grey and white colour palette enlivened by complementing muted colours. This is an artfully designed statement hotel which opens with a minimalist slab of green Carrara marble for the reception desk to a hand-painted mural of swirling stormy sky grey clouds encircling the grand staircase. Expect polished finishes and decorative painted surfaces contrasting with mid-century modern, contemporary or Louis XVI furnishings, antiques and vintage pieces and lacquered armoires shaped like travelling trunks.
For wining and dining, Nolinski Le Restaurant under the helm of Executive Chef Philip Chronopoulos, who also heads up sister restaurant, the two Michelin starred Palais Royal Restaurant nearby, serves an elevated yet unpretentious French menu with a Mediterranean influence within a John Whelan designed dining room which nods to both Art Deco and the 1970s. The Cocktail Bar is cosily located in the Grand Salon, under a shimmering ceiling of silver leaf with hand-crafted paint effects on the walls created by Florence Girette. A subterranean spa – Spa Nolinski by La Colline - keeps body and soul in peaceful harmony with a subtly lit 16 metre lap pool highlighted by a mirrored ceiling and an enormous abstract landscape running alongside, with beauty treatments by La Colline in three cabins, a sauna and a Hammam with personal fitness coaches on request.
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Relais Christine
Relais Christine is a “hôtel particulier” built on the ruins of an ancient former monastery in the 16th century, today renowned for its privacy and hospitality. Located in the Latin Quarter of Paris’ Left Bank behind a pretty courtyard garden, full of vines, trees and beautiful blooms, for those wanting to explore Saint Germain des Prés and beyond, there are complimentary bicycles available with picnics on request. The Seine is close by, Notre Dame and Le Louvre, a 10-minute stroll away with the dazzling Royal Chapel of Saint Chapelle and the greenery of the Jardin du Luxembourg, just a little further afield. With 48 rooms and suites available, each enjoying a period feel with Carrara marble bathrooms, skillfully renovated by designer Laura Gonzalez, the essence is one of individual harmony and layered luxury with Gonzalez mixing velvets, chandeliers, wallpapers, sumptuous fabrics and antiques from different time periods to achieve the look she wanted. Some rooms boast canopy beds, others are duplexes or enjoy private terraces out onto the private garden beyond, still more are dressed in a typically French Toile de Jouy print but all have the feel of a comfortable, luxury Parisian apartment decorated by someone with exquisite taste. Expect Marshall Bluetooth speakers, Diptyque amenities and Nespresso machines and views over the gardens, quiet streets or the courtyard.
Room sizes start at 19 square metres for the Cosy Room reaching up to 30 square metres for the duplexes and up to 64 square metres for the suites, adding that extra legroom. The thirteenth century vaulted depths beneath the hotel house the Spa Gherlain with two treatment rooms, a sauna, whirlpool and gym with cardio and strength equipment and free weights. There isn’t a restaurant on site but a large buffet breakfast is served in a pretty dining room or delivered to your door, including honey produced from their garden beehives. For lunch or dinner, menus from Le Christine, right next door, is perfect for casual modern French fare whilst Chez Fernand offers a bistro setting serving traditional favourites, just a couple of metres away from the property. Throughout the day, drinks, tea or snacks can be enjoyed within the property’s lounges. There is private valet parking in the hotel’s own garage, or if you prefer, rent their own convertible Fiat 500 S for a small fee.
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Brach Paris
Brach Paris is housed within a former 1970’s glass façade postal sorting office, transformed into an interior of Parisian chic with a cool vibe that only Philippe Starck could envisage. Located in the outer reaches of the capital in the 16th arrondissement, close to the Bois de Boulogne, Palais de Tokyo and the Arc de Triomphe, it is obvious that this is something a little different as you see the trailing greenery outside the entrance and glimpse the lush rooftop gardens for hotel guest use only. Walnut coated arched walls encasing mirrors, furnishings influenced by Asia, Africa and South America, a warm colour palette and a mural by Starck’s daughter combine with Parisian style with weighty coffee table tomes on hand to flick through and objets d’art to enjoy. The 59 guest rooms and suites, many with private terraces overlooking the city and the Eiffel Tower, share a similar warm ambiance with luxury materials – leather, marble, rosewood – seamlessly styled with 1930s furniture, curated artworks, books and prints to lend the feel of a private residence rather than a hotel. Room sizes range from the cosy Classic Room at 24 square metres to the seven suites up on the fifth and sixth floors with the largest being the 210 square metre space of Annette enjoying four private terraces, a Norwegian hot tub and a Jacuzzi, accessed by a private lift and accommodating up to eight people.
Foodwise, the wooden enclave of the restaurant offers a comfortable, book lined setting to enjoy a menu of healthy and balanced Mediterranean cuisine created by talented chef Adam Bentalha, with the first-floor terrace filled with an eclectic mix of leather and oak furniture and menus showcasing Adam’s take on the flavours of Asia. The Bar offers a similar relaxed environment for cocktail enjoyment whilst the Rooftop is an urban garden, scented with herbs, fruits and vegetables grown for the kitchens with a hen coop and views out over the city. There is also a patisserie showcasing the talents of Jann Brys with his impeccable creations. When it comes to fitness, the Sports Club features a plethora of facilities including a 22-metre swimming pool, a hot water pool, sauna, steam room and salt cave to relax and revive. Sports coaches, osteopaths, naturopaths, physiotherapists, dieticians and therapists are on hand to proffer healthy advice whilst offering a range of group classes including kick boxing, TRX, Pilates, swimming lessons and more. For pampering, there is nothing better than to kick back at the intimate Spa by Clarins on the second floor with its three beauty suites with finishing touches supplied by Manucurist for hand and foot care.
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Les Jardins du Faubourg Hotel & Spa
Les Jardins du Faubourg Hotel & Spa is a design-lead little gem of a property, located just a few steps from Paris’ historic centre, just off the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré and close to the l’église de la Madeleine, Place de la Concorde, Jardin des Tuileries, Le Palais-Royal, Le Louvre and the city’s lifeblood – the meandering Seine. Impeccably styled, the property is definitely calm, cool and collected with 36 rooms - of which four are suites - and a lush garden which can be gleaned through the entrance. The high ceilings, mouldings and large draped windows of the more classic Haussmanian rooms offer clean lines, gentle colour palettes and elegance with all the toys and gadgets one comes to expect these days. The more contemporary rooms and suites on the other side of the gardens offer a bespoke setting using luxury materials to good effect, with the largest suite being La Villa Faubourg complete with its own private outdoor space.
For dining, La Régalade du Faubourg has a pure, sleek simplicity about it, looking out onto the lush planting at the property’s heart, under the toque of Xavier Boireau. Using the freshest of seasonal produce from across France, he creates perfect bistro dishes with large enough portions for sharing. The Confidential Bar has a darker feel, with plush velvets, oak and marble showcasing a more intense colour palette for beverages throughout the day and cocktails, champagne and spirits as the day comes to a close. After a hard day’s shopping or sightseeing, there is nothing better than swimming a length or two in the hotel’s subterranean Shiseido Spa with a 15-metre swimming pool sited under a stone vault. Other facilities include two treatment rooms, a Hammam, sauna, two lounges and a herbal tea bar. For workouts, the gym offers TechnoGym equipment with a backdrop of a wood and green wall with Yoga and sports coaching on demand.
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Hotel Lancaster Paris Champs Elysées
Hôtel Lancaster Paris Champs Elysées, a rather smart and sophisticated townhouse with the feel of a luxury residence, dates from around 1900 and lies conveniently just off the Champs Elysées of central Paris. With a layered look devised by Studio Jean Philippe Nuel, featuring classical Parisian décor and antiques mixed with more contemporary pieces, this property has seen the greats of the golden age of cinema pass through her doors – Clark Gable, Grace Kelly and Marlene Dietrich – just a few of those who made this property their pied à terre when in the city. French doors opening onto Juliet balconies; marble fireplaces; pastel colour palettes; parquet floors; high end linens and more; each of the 44 rooms and ten suites have their own individual, timeless elegance with a melange of styles and artifacts from different time periods. Room sizes start at a cosy 20 square metres of living space rising up to an expansive 85 square metres for the hotel’s masterpiece – the Marlene Dietrich Suite where she lived for a time in the 1930s – and which contains a smattering of her private things alongside a grand piano in what feels more like a private apartment.
For pampering and relaxation, head to the eighth and top floor - with views out over Sacré Coeur and the Eiffel Tower - and the Lancaster Private Spa & Fitness by Terre de Mars with two fully fitted treatment rooms, a Jacuzzi, Hammam, a petite gym filled with TechnoGym equipment and kits that can be used in individual rooms. For wining and dining, proceed to the all-day dining enclave of Restaurant Monsieur for a menu devised by chef Sebastien Giroud with prime produce from the width and breadth of France, prepared and delivered with unexpected flavours. In clement weather, the restaurant spills out onto the pretty courtyard garden. For delicious cocktail confections, champagne, wines and other spirits, Le Bar du Lancaster should be your first stop, now run in conjunction with Copperbay with the interiors showing their brand colours. Enjoy their Ten Top Cocktails menu selecting five voted by the public and five by top bartenders around the world with a number of all-time classics including the Mojito, the Cosmopolitan and the Old Fashioned.
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Hôtel de Berri Champs-Elysées
Hôtel de Berri Champs-Elysées is located close to the Champs-Elysées, the wide avenue that links the Arc de Triomphe with the Place de la Concorde – the fashionable and the historic. Sited on what was once royal nurseries, then mansions for the powerful including Elsa Schiaperelli, the legendary fashion icon who resided in an apartment here, the current glass fronted building dates from the 1970’s and overlooks its own private park awash with lush of greenery and trees. It is evident from the dramatic lobby that this is something a little different here with differing marbles covering the wall; chunky columns; an ornate fireplace; a trompe l’oeil black and white chequerboard floor; classic friezes adorning the reception desk and brightly coloured abstract and leopard skin fabrics adorning the seating area; artworks scattered about with coffee table tomes close to hand. Celebrating the arts with a passion, the black and white sculpture room (a comfortable lounge) is full of reproductions of classic statuary from Le Louvre, with artworks scattered throughout the property and references are made to the fashion greats as well.
With an eclectic style all of its own, Hôtel de Berri Champs-Elysées offers 40 individually decorated guest rooms and 35 suites, designed by Philippe Renaud, with every part of the room carefully considered from the eye-catching wallpapers and colour palettes to the floor coverings, the fabrics, to the furnishings and the artwork. High ceilings, large windows, marble fireplaces, mood lighting and more, guest room sizes range from 22 to 36 square metres to a more generous 55 to 115 square metres for the suites including 35 rooms enjoying a Park View. Bedside interactive digital controls, Netflix access, lights and curtains controlled by a tablet, heated flooring in marble bathrooms, Skinjay aromatherapy products and Sothys amenities are just some of the highlighted features of any stay. The largest suite – The Parisian - has been inspired by former inhabitant Elsa and enjoys a large skylight of sky and foliage letting the sunlight blaze through. A modern four poster, partially curtained with an overhead canopy, mixes with period chaises and modern furniture overlooking greenery. For dining, head to Le Schiap named in homage to Elsa and featuring a wraparound mural by artist-illustrator Hippolyte Romain, contrasting well with the vivid emerald green velvet dining chairs. Offering a modern French menu with seasonal products carefully sourced, it is complemented by a curated wine list of quality. Le Bizazz Bar offers a comfortable setting with a sculptural frieze running in front of the bar, studded velvet armchairs made for relaxing and a bank of windows overlooking the garden. With a selection of teas throughout the day turning to innovative cocktails and wine as day turns into night, from Wednesday to Saturdays, Le Bizazz turns into a piano bar. When it all becomes too much, head to the Hôtel de Berri Spa for relaxing and rejuvenation with two Carita treatments rooms, a tropical shower, two Hammams and two separate lounges for men and women. For those who like to work out, there is also a 24/7 Fitness Centre.
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Le Roch Hotel & Spa
Le Roch Hotel & Spa is a 37-room boutique hotel enjoying a quiet, discreet location between the Place de l’Opéra and the Place Vendôme with historic Paris right at its fingertips. It is also home to the major fashion houses and only a 15-minute walk away from the key department stores and the Champs-Elysées. Designed with the feel of a chic yet warm Parisian home away from home by French designer Sarah Lavoine, public areas enjoy a dark palette with bookshelves teeming with interesting books, comfortable seating and mood lighting used to good effect. There are 32 guest rooms and five suites at the property - starting at a cosy 20 square metres rising up to 80 square metres for the Parisian Apartment - offering a sleek contemporary high-tech style in five differing and vibrant colour palettes. Designer furnishings by designer Sarah, Cassina and GamFratesi combine with walnut flooring; carpets by Chevalier Edition; Marshal speakers and spacious marble bathrooms with handmade Moroccan tiles the same colour as the room type and Codage amenities. The Deluxe Indulgence Room and the Indulgence Suites come complete with a private Hammam whilst the Saint-Roch Suite offers a private terrace overlooking the inner courtyard.
The hotel lounge space morphs into the Bar area with floor to ceiling windows looking out onto a small patio, perfect for either taking the air or enjoying a snack with stairs up to a wide terrace. The Bar has a sophisticated, contemporary air with Bozzolo armchairs and enamelled lava tables with a different seasonal menu devised every day. The all-day dining Restaurant offers a modern take on traditional French cuisine under the toque of chef Serge Jouanin, using seasonal ingredients for a simple and authentic taste of France. Menus are served either under the glass roof of the lounge bar, on the sunny terrace or in the restaurant itself. During the winter months, the terrace hosts a pop-up and at the time of writing, the Petit Chalet offers a mountain refuge with raclette served among other bracing treats. For unwinding, head to the property’s health and wellness facilities which include a naturally lit, indoor pool created from black lava rock, swimming through a veil of water into a Hammam, perfect for drying off. There is also a petite mirrored Fitness Room with a range of equipment and a small spa with bespoke face and body treatments by Codage which can also be taken in a guest room.
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La Clef Champs-Elysées Paris
La Clef Champs-Elysées Paris is located within Paris’ fashionable Golden Triangle in the eighth arrondissement, a ten-minute stroll to the Champs-Elysées and a 25-minute walk down the avenue to the historic heart of Paris – Place de la Concorde, the Jardins des Tuileries and Le Louvre. Even better, there are two Metro stations within a five-minute walk for exploring the entirety of the city – George V line 1 and Kléber line 6 – and a similar walk to Avenue Montaigne and its famed haute couture brands. A former home of the Cognac Hennessey dynasty, the historic 1907 belle epoque building, the style is elegance personified, the remaining period architecture of cornicing, mouldings, pillars and a grand winding central staircase contrasting with an elegantly curated contemporary interior with a reception of marble and gold, bold modern art and even a Fragrance Lounge, wafting delicious perfumes.
The property now offers 63 guest rooms and suites alongside six apartments and duplexes, ranging in size from 23 to 56 square metres. Beautifully styled with a light palette, mixing historic features, high ceilings, fireplaces and Juliet balconies with a more contemporary furnishing feel, the larger rooms have a residential feel with fully equipped kitchens, original mouldings and fireplaces, libraries and large lounges. Some offer furnished terraces or balconies but all feature views out over the Golden Triangle. Guest areas include a landscaped garden and a two-level furnished terrace, a fitness room with TechnoGym equipment, a games room and a laundry room for guest use. For eating and drinking, there is a marble breakfast room with a striking and contrasting multi-fabric banquette serving a buffet breakfast and, alongside the hotel with an entrance from the lobby, an award-winning Shanghai cuisine restaurant Imperial Treasure, serving the classics using the very best of ingredients.
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Hotel Montalembert
Hotel Montalembert is said to be Paris’ first design-lead boutique hotel, located on the Left Bank, adored by the fashion and literati cognoscenti with an arts heritage dating back to 1926. Set in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this discreet property is within easy walking distance to some of Paris’ most visited attractions include Musée d’Orsay, Le Louvre, Les Invalides, Musée Rodin as well as to neighbourhood boutiques, antique shops, restaurants (like the literary Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots) and art galleries. With a design embedded with Parisian spirit and chic by Pascal Allaman, with a muted colour palette enlivened by careful pops of colour, curated antiques and artwork, and luxurious materials, the property offers 40 sleek guest rooms and ten suites and feels more like a smart, welcoming private residence than a hotel.
Cocooned with luxury materials, the accommodation ranges in size from a cosy 15 square metres for the entry level rooms up to 40 square metres for the suites, each enjoying the feel of a private apartment. Detail is king with cornicing, mouldings, custom furniture, artworks, Pierre Frey silk fabrics, Hermès details and tailor-made carpets and stylish bathrooms of Carrara marble contrasting with tiled mosaics and wooden ceilings, all with the most recent technology and toys – pillow menus, Nespresso machines, etc. The suites are on floors seven and eight with the mansard rooves of the top floor Montalembert Suites creating interesting angles with each enjoying floral bedecked balconies overlooking the rooftops of Paris. When it comes to the inner man, head to the elegantly-styled Restaurant & Bar offering a modern French cuisine alongside traditional favourites, based on available produce with the property’s intimate lounge with its fireplace, library and comfortable contemporary seating, offering an array of tempting cocktails – a neighbourhood haunt and lure for the locals. Other services offered by the property include in room beauty treatments by Maison Flamel (access to their Spa at sister property, Le Bel Ami just a few steps away), a team of experienced guides to show you around Paris and privileged access to major attractions to bypass the queues.
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Hotel Raphaël
Hotel Raphaël was built in 1925 in the heart of the “roaring twenties”, located right in the heart of the 16th arrondissement behind an ornate, sculptured exterior, close to the Arc de Triomphe and the bustling shops and restaurants of the Champs-Elysées. A beautifully maintained, traditional hotel, it still has the feel of the Belle Epoque with gleaming wooden panelling, artworks, antiques and hand painted murals: a glamorous abode with a grand staircase, ornate ceilings, an original wrought-iron lift and classic black and white marble chequerboard flooring. It will come as no surprise that Cary Grant, Steve McQueen and Audrey Hepburn used to frequent the property as it oozes that sort of by-gone age, time-honed charm and even John Malkovich is a fan, it seems. There are just 83 rooms and suites spread out over seven floors at the property, serviced by a long-term staff welcoming back regulars warmly time after time and offering a consistency often lacking at other hotels. The rooms also hark back to times gone by, with furnishings in the style of Louis XV-XVI; large wardrobes; chandeliers; hand-painted murals; patterned wallpaper; panelling; swagged curtains and antiques. Enjoying an enduring appeal, room sizes are slightly larger than other hotels, ranging from 25 square metres for the entry level rooms to 40 square metres for the Boudoir Room with a terrace overlooking the Eiffel Tower. With the high ceilings, the extravagant décor, antiques and sumptuous fabrics, each suite feels like it belongs in a château, with the Arc de Triomphe Terrace Suite in particular offering fabulous patio views over the monument, one of the larger suites with a 65 square metre footprint.
The top suite of course is the Presidential offering 135 square metres of living room overlooking the Eiffel Tower, a fantasy landscape mural working as a bed headboard, crystal chandeliers, Directoire style furnishings and tiled bathrooms, one of three in the suite. When it comes to wining and dining, the all-day dining Restaurant is traditionally elegant with huge windows looking out onto Paris and muralled panels depicting landscapes and Romanesque images. When the weather turns fine, The Rooftop comes into play, probably the most contemporary space in the entire hotel with epic views looking out over Paris and filled to the brim with scented flowers and planting for all day snacking. The wood panelled English Bar, by way of contrast, has a more club like appeal, perfect for light bites, cocktails or a tipple or three. To be honest, this hotel is like a time capsule, taking us back to a gentler age and allowing us a glimpse of the past.
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Esprit Saint Germain
Esprit Saint Germain on Paris’ Left Bank feels more like a private Parisian home than a boutique hotel. Located on the elegant Rue Saint Sulpice, between the Luxembourg Gardens and Boulevard Saint Germain in the sixth arrondissement, neighbours include an array of boutiques, art galleries, cafes and restaurants, the latter particularly useful given the property does not have its own restaurant. Also close to Paris’ oldest department store, Le Bon Marché, the city’s main attractions such as the Musée Eugène Delacroix, Le Louvre, the Musée d’Orsay and the fascinating Musée Rodin are all within easy striding distance. There are just 28 recently renovated rooms, suites and apartments – all offering a clean lined chic, some with terraces overlooking Parisian rooftops, others featuring authentic 18th century beams to add that touch of Je ne Sais Quoi to the décor. With a contemporary style, muted grey tones, luxurious materials used – leather, woods, fabrics – rooms immediately feel comfortable and welcoming with curated artworks on display. The entry level rooms are cosy and stylish, with an 18 square metre footprint and are packed with all the normal toys – Nespresso coffee machines, Dyptique toiletries – together with a refreshing tray of fruits.
The Penthouse Suite Club with private terrace is the premium room here located on the top floor with French doors leading out onto a terrace with views of the Saint Sulpice Church, perfect for taking breakfast in the morning or for a coupe de champagne before a night out on the town. Offering 47 square metres of space, the bathrooms are in the eaves with even those difficult angled joints covered in marble. Packed with all the normal toys – Nespresso coffee machines, Dyptique toiletries, etc – the suites are light filled spaces with large walk in closets with the Suites Club perfect for two couples sharing. The property’s one- or two-bedroom apartments are more like a pièd à terre, including mini kitchenettes, allowing those who know Paris well, the opportunity to live like a local. Breakfast is served in The Library Lounge, a peaceful space surrounded by bookcases as one might expect with a second lounge, The Fireplace Lounge, perfect for relaxing during the day or having a coffee, a coupe de champagne or a glass of wine. Butlers are on hand to help with any whim, families are welcomed with a number of interconnecting rooms available and the concierge desk can easily recommend a number of restaurants in the close proximity. They have even managed to squeeze in an intimate fitness room, Hammam and Sauna which if requested in advance, can be yours to enjoy on your own, with massages or private fitness coaches on demand.
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Maison Bréguet
Maison Bréguet is the dreamchild of two young real estate entrepreneurs – Samuel Gelrubin and Brice Errera – who saw the promise of a former industrial factory where washing machines were produced in Paris’ 11th arrondissement, envisaging instead a luxury, boutique hotel. On the outskirts of the Marais, close to the Place de la Bastille where the prison once stood, the Maison Bréguet was designed by London-based architects, Sagrada with an interior design by Juan Alvarez. There are 50 individually styled guest rooms, ranging from a cosy entry level 14 square metres standard room up to a more generous 25 square metres for the deluxe rooms. Luxury linens, toiletries from Maison Margiela, Nespresso machines – the normal “must-haves” are all here. The Junior Suites range from 28 – 34 square metres, accommodating from two to four people whilst the pièce de résistance has to be the two-bedroomed “The Little House Deluxe Suite”, set over two floors with a private garden and patio.
Design details are king here with chevron marble tiles and a claw foot tub in the bathroom, custom furnishings and lighting, curated books and French doors opening out onto the patio in the lounge, all with luxurious materials used to create this oasis “house within a hotel”. The ground floor Restaurant offers a glass roofed restful space with a terrace opening out onto a patio backed by a verdant green plant wall – a world away from the city streets outside. Market fresh ingredients are cooked within the open kitchen, providing a modern French cuisine for all day dining with either a Parisian or Mediterranean brunch served every Sunday. The Bar at the centre of The Restaurant offers a range of innovative cocktails devised by noted mixologist Nicolas De Soto whilst The Wine Room offers a wine and spirits cellar overlooking the garden with an eye-catching table to sit at. The hotel also features its own perfectly styled subterranean Spa Maison Bréguet, ideal for a little me-time in the centre of the city. Alongside the treatment room with a menu of facial and body treatments devised by Olivier Lecocq, there is also an eight-metre indoor swimming pool, a sauna, Hammam and a small, 24/7 Fitness Centre. Personal training, boxing, yoga and HIIT classes are available on request.
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Hôtel Molitor Paris – MGallery
Hôtel Molitor Paris – MGallery is located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, close to the Bois de Boulogne and the Jardin des Serres d’Auteuil – perfect for taking the air - with the Stade Roland Garros nearby, the French Open held there a lure for tennis addicts, Le Parc des Princes for soccer fans, whilst for culture buffs, the Musée Rodin is also in the vicinity. What makes this hotel a little different than the norm however is that it sits on the site of a much-loved former sporting facility from the 1930s (opened by Hollywood star Johnny Weismuller no less) which was eventually abandoned, its walls adorned by street artists before being brought back to life again. Architect Jean-Philippe Nuel was tasked with making these baths fit for the modern era, faithfully recreating the historic areas of the property including a heated indoor winter pool housed beneath a towering glass roof whilst the hotel completely surrounds a second larger pool – the 46-metre heated outdoor summer pool. These are just some of the impressive facilities of the property which boasts 117 contemporary guest rooms and seven suites, ranging in size from a cosy 22 square metres for the entry level Classic Rooms up to the apartment feel of the 60 square metre Grand Suite. Set over three floors, dressed with a minimalist appeal and a muted neutral colour palette, each room features all the bells and whistles required today – Nespresso machines, Clarins products, Sofitel MyBed luxury linens and so forth – some rooms feature round porthole windows whilst others offer private landscaped terraces.
This urban retreat also features reputedly the largest hotel spa in Europe at 1,600 square metres of space – The Spa by Clarins, offering 13 treatment rooms including two for couples and a 50 square metre private suite complete with sauna and a private spa. Offering a vast array of treatments, therapies and consultations, other facilities include Hammams, saunas, relaxation lounges, a yoga studio and The Club Molitor. A 1,500 square metre fitness facility packed with TechnoGym equipment and focussed on cardio and weight training, The Club Molitor also offers a schedule of group classes (fitness, yoga and swimming), a herbal tea room and a Molitor hair salon. Wellness offerings range from cryotherapy, to osteopathy, nutrition and coaching. When it comes to food and drink, head to the Molitor Brasserie for a menu of reinterpreted traditional classics favouring short supply chains for the best of French produce with brunch every Sunday. Every Wednesday, for the sweet toothed, experience a Goûter de Louise Riot with a pastry buffet by the talented pâtissier. The restaurant 1929, by way of contrast, is situated between the two pools and offers a European menu for hotel and Club guests only whilst Le Bar de Molitor offers cocktails and more with a backdrop of music, art and feet in the water feelgood living with the Rooftop Bar enjoying breath-taking views over the city with a food paring experience with Grey Goose alongside innovative cocktail creations. It is not only the sports-obsessed who might find this property a real treat, but the street artists have also left their mark for those interested in the genre with the 78 cubicles surrounding the indoor pool taken over by an artist making for a huge and unusual contemporary art gallery.
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Hyatt Paris Madeleine
Hyatt Paris Madeleine is a boutique hotel situated within the very heart of the city in Paris’ eight arrondissement, close to the shopping meccas of Faubourg Saint Honoré, the major department stores such as Printemps and Galeries Lafayette as well as being near to the historic spaces of Place de la Concorde, Place Vendôme, Jardins des Tuileries, Notre-Dame and Le Louvre. It is also only a short walk to the Champs-Elysées and the Opera Garnier. With 71 guestrooms and 14 suites, this intimate little hotel is much prized by its repeat clientele offering high ceilinged rooms with large windows letting the light floor through, dressed in neutral tones with a darker palette offering a punch of colour by contrast. Contemporary and stylish with marble bathrooms and Clarins amenities, guest rooms range from 18 – 36 square metres of living space. Moving up the scale, suite categories start with the Junior Suite from 38 square metres with the three premium suites – the Parisian, Eiffel Tower and Presidential Suite, offering more apartment style living.
The Presidential is the crème de la crème accommodation set up in the eaves of the hotel and when linked together with the Eiffel Tower Suite, takes over the entire top floor with a panoramic view over Paris and all its delights from a private terrace. From the mid-range Hyatt Suite upwards, there are lots of additional treats including one way airport transfers, early check-in, flowers, Dyson hairdryers, breakfasts, satin linens, and a turndown service with Boissier delicacies. When hunger beckons, head to Café M and a menu which re-interprets French classic dishes with a clever, deft touch by chef Sébastien Roux using fresh, seasonal produce and La Chinoiserie Lounge, a light filled space with a majestic Ateliers Gustave Eiffel designed glass roof at the heart of the hotel. Perfect for all day refreshments, it is a relaxing space to enjoy a more casual a la carte dinner too. Other facilities include a petite Fitness Centre and sauna with in-room massages upon request.
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Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg
Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg enjoys an enviable location in the eighth arrondissement, equally close to historic Paris with the Place de la Concorde, the Jardins des Tuileries and Le Louvre and to the fashion boutiques, shops and department stores in and around Rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré. Once the home of France’s Marie Claire magazine, it might come as no surprise therefore that the interior designer, Didier Gomez, has given the hotel, housed within two elegant 18th and 19th century townhouses, a distinct haute couture appeal. There are 148 rooms and suites ranging in size from 20 square metres for the Superior up to 30 square metres for the premium luxury room and these have been given Gomez’s stamp with a glamorous, timeless feel mixing a light seascape colour palette and sumptuous fabrics with large black and white images, retro mirrors and just a touch of crystal. Toiletries of course are by Balmain, naturellement. Moving up to the suites, the colour schemes are more individual, ranging from the 35 square metre Junior Suite overlooking the garden, to the über cool 40 square metre Collection Suite with modern and antique pieces mixed together. The two bedroom 66 square metre Faubourg Site enjoys a vintage appeal with its oversized black and white Cecil Beaton fashion imagery and the same seaside colours mixed with gold and yellow to great effect. The 100 square metre Couture Apartment up in the eaves of the hotel has a more monochrome palette and a distinctly modern style with facilities including a large Master Suite and living room, a Hammam, Jacuzzi, dining room, home cinema and office – with captivating views out over the city.
For relaxation, there is a small fitness centre with TechnoGym equipment and a wellbeing centre with an Experience steam room, male and female Hammams and a selection of massages and beauty treatments using Cinq Mondes products. When hunger rears its head, there are various solutions to hand including Blossom with a nature themed décor extending out onto a pretty landscaped patio (The Blossom Garden) with a healthy, gastronomic French cuisine menu with ingredients carefully sourced and mainly from France with all fruit and vegetables used being organically grown. There is also The Library, a comfortable wood lined space with books, game tables and a relaxing atmosphere offering a light bites menu alongside champagne, wine and fresh drinks. Le Bar du Faubourg meanwhile is a fashionista’s dream, mixing leather wing back chairs with antique sofas and black and white fashion photos hung beside the fireplace over wood panelled walls, serving a light menu throughout the day and tapas in the evening. For those who like to see and be seen, there is also the Faubourg Terraces at the front of the hotel.
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Hôtel Balzac
Hôtel Balzac, as the name might suggest, was once home to French novelist, Honoré de Balzac who acquired the property in 1846 and spent his last days in the house. Suitably located on rue Balzac and originally built for the director of the Paris Opera, this historic property, now a hotel, has kept a collection of antique books as well as lithographs in homage to the late author – a natural draw for lovers of French literature and La Comédie Humaine – and part of the hotel’s decoration. Located just off the Champs-Elysées, close to the Arc de Triomphe, Avenue Montaigne and Avenue George V at the heart of the City of Light, the property blends the old with the new in a Parisian neo-classical style, immediately evident from the showstopper opulence of the public areas – crystal chandeliers and lamps, sumptuous fabrics, swagged and tasselled curtains, luxury Persian rugs, Louis XIV antique furnishings and fragrant, elegant flower arrangements.
The style, designed by Anne-Marie Sabatier, continues with the 57 guest rooms and 12 suites with some rooms having views out over the Eiffel Tower, others over the rooftops of the city. Most have canopy beds, many enjoy a vibrant colour palette of either teal, russet or mauve, still more have a more neutral palette and all feature state of the art technology and marble bathrooms. Room sizes range from the cosy single 15 square metres, doubling in size when you reach the Executive Room category. The 35 square metre Junior Suites have wooden entryways, dressing rooms and marble bathrooms with clawfoot baths and separate walk-in showers whilst the full Suites offer 45 square metres of space with large sitting rooms with dining areas, separate bedrooms and if required, the corner suites can interconnect with deluxe rooms to accommodate up to five adults easily. The grandest accommodation, of course, is the 70 square metre Presidential Suite located on the hotel’s top floor and the larger 95 square metre Royal Suite offering a space of immense period charm with staggering views out over Paris. When it comes to dining, there is a treat in store as the property hosts three-star Michelin chef Pierre Gagnaire’s restaurant showcasing modern French cuisine which nods back in tribute and technique to the past. Early booking is highly recommended, and the restaurant closes over the weekend. Alternatively, try Hotel Balzac’s Bar & Lounge, sited at the hotel’s heart and enjoying sunlight courtesy of a glass-ceilinged atrium. Plum and tangerine-coloured comfortable sofas and tables offers the perfect rendezvous for relaxed daytime dining whilst the sleek long black granite bar to the side of the lounge hits the spot for a glass of wine, some fine spirits or cocktail or two.
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La Trémoille Hotel
La Trémoille, one of Paris’ best-known traditional hotels, is housed behind a 19th century Haussmanian façade, restored in 2002 to its original splendour and since that time, has proudly sported resplendent wrought iron balconies, topped by deep blue awnings, with green, draped planting on the lower two floors. Located on a quiet street in the eighth arrondissement, in the heart of Paris’ “Golden Triangle” of the Champs-Elysées, Avenue Montaigne and Avenue George V the hotel is close to the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower as well as the Musée Yves Saint Laurent and La Galerie Dior for lovers of fashion. Originally built as a grand private residence, (the central grand staircase remaining to give a hint of what it must once have looked like), the building became a hotel in 1923 and during the 1960s, became a home away from home for both Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, both of whom are remembered with old black and white photographic portraits.
There are 93 rooms and suites here, all featuring a rather unique touch - a private “hatch” compartment linking the room to the hotel corridor enabling laundry and room service to be delivered directly inside. Rooms enjoy high ceilings, large windows, marble bathrooms and a curtained backdrop to the bed, becoming the centrepiece of each room. Colours are subtle and rooms are not overfilled with detail, having more of a 1930’s clean lined feel which complements the original features and range in size from 31 to 104 square metres. The suites are located on the upper floors with both dining and living areas as well as furnished balconies so you can eat your breakfast whilst listening to the heartbeat of the city. For relaxation, there is a spa with a state-of-the-art fitness room, a relaxing sauna and invigorating jet showers with facial and body treatments available in collaboration with partner ZEAL Cosmetics and undertaken in either a treatment room or in-room. At the time of writing, the restaurant and bar were currently under renovation and closed, meals provided via room service.
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Hôtel d’Aubusson
Hôtel d’Aubusson is housed within a beautiful 17th century building in the heart of historic Saint-Germain-des-Prés amidst the antique shops and art galleries of the Left Bank. Near the Latin Quarter, a short 10-minute walk to Notre Dame and Le Louvre, this 50-room boutique gem of a hotel was once a hot spot for the literati of the times be that Voltaire and Rousseau or Sartre and Camus. Of all the features of the property, perhaps the most jaw-dropping of all is the magnificent historic wood beamed reception rooms with an immense Burgundy stone fireplace, its roaring flames illuminating the vintage mirrors, crystal chandeliers, the floor to ceiling windows, the Versailles parquet flooring and the Aubusson tapestry. All these elements come perfectly into play, complemented by neutrally toned furnishings with a contemporary edge. At the heart of the hotel is a very pretty courtyard, a tranquil space filled with plump sofas, tables and chairs under parasols and surrounded by lush planting – the perfect place to enjoy either breakfast or coffee in the morning or tea and cocktails as day turns to night. When it comes to the guest rooms, there are four room categories, some opening out onto the terrace, others up in the rooftops, ranging in size from the entry level Superior at 19 to 22 square metres, to the Grand Luxe ranging in size from 24 to 29 square metres, the Duplex Loft designed for up to three to four people to the most spacious Junior Suite offering between 30 to 38 square metres of living space, complete with lounge area.
All these rooms are impeccably designed, dressed in stylish fabrics and wallpapers of complementing tones – (aqua and grey, ivory and cream, burgundy and grey, yellow and gold) to offer serene sanctuaries. All also come with all the bells and whistles we expect today including Nespresso machines, Le Labo toiletries, Bluetooth, docking stations and more. For snacks and drinks from late afternoon to midnight, head to the Café Laurent, once a meeting place for the arts and intellectuals as well as home to lovers of Jazz music. Enjoy live jazz concerts in a comfortably lounge setting from Monday to Saturday whilst for dining, the concierge can arrange reservations at any number of gastronomic restaurants, cafés and bistros in the near vicinity. For relaxation, the hotel offers a 400 square metre Spa of the Hôtel d’Aubusson, exclusively reserved for hotel guests. Facilities include a magnificent 20-metre-long lap pool; a steam room; a sauna; a Scandinavian shower; an ice fountain and a balneotherapy bench in the wet areas whilst in the dry, there is a fitness area overlooking the pool and a treatment room offering massages and facial treatments with Le Labo and Phytomer products.
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Le Narcisse Blanc Hôtel & Spa
Le Narcisse Blanc Hôtel & Spa is an elegant little property, located on the Left Bank in the seventh arrondissement, close to the Musée d’Orsay, Les Invalides and the Musée Rodin. Named for the Belle Epoque dancer Cléo de Mérode who became a muse to Klimt, Lautrec and Proust with her portraits seen throughout the property, the design for the 30 guest rooms and seven suites is inspired by her timeless femininity and beauty, with sleek clean lines, a satisfying, sophisticated simplicity and a neutral, multi-textured colour palette contrasting with the black marble and white tilled bathrooms. A former office building just a 15 minute walk from the Eiffel Tower, some of the guest rooms have furnished landscaped terraces or wrought iron balconies, others have marble fireplaces and overlook the small, courtyard garden or a Parisian side street but all share a commonality of tone and feel – at once nodding to an historic Parisian style whilst offering a contemporary, chic space in warm neutral tones of pinks, pastels and beiges.
Room sizes range from 22 to 32 square metres whilst suites are sized from 36 to 40 square metres. Classic Suites are uncluttered and have a pleasing symmetry whilst the Aurore has a private rooftop terrace, perfect for watching the sun rise in the morning. The Cléo has a similar feel and is the signature suite of the property whilst On the Rooftops of Paris is just that – a perfect, artistic space from which to enjoy the city. For pampering and fitness, there is a small Spa by Clarins in the basement with a 13-metre resistance indoor pool, a Hammam, a sauna, a fitness space and a treatment room for a range of facial and body treatments – just for guest use. When it comes to food and drink, chef Bruno Aubin offers a creative menu of reinvented French classics using the freshest of seasonal ingredients, locally sourced, served in the all-day dining room looking out over the pretty courtyard garden. For those interested in wine, Bruno has also created a Mets & Vins (food and wine pairing) menu in collaboration with Vianney de Tastes, cellar master at their partner vineyard, Château Soucherie. Guests may also book an overnight stay at Le Domaine de la Soucherie with wine tastings and tours of the estate.
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Hotel Regina Louvre
Hotel Regina Louvre is an historic, traditional property located in the heart of historic Paris, close to the Jardins des Tuileries, Le Louvre, the Musee d’Orsay and Notre Dame. Remaining in the same family since it opened in 1900 for the Paris Exposition Universelle, it was converted into a belle epoque hotel from a residential building which kept the original façade with its existing tall archways. This was where Antoine de Pluvinel, squire for Kings Henri III and IV, once had his riding school. Decorated by the master designers of the day, expect to find scrollwork, bas reliefs, mosaics, stained-glass windows, carved wooden window frames and decorative panelling with crystal chandeliers and wall lights created exclusively for the property. Said to be the last example of an Art Nouveau hotel in the capital with the last remaining revolving entrance, today’s property blends the traditional Louis XV styling with a touch of the contemporary. There are 98 individually decorated guest rooms including 32 suites – no two are alike – with high ceilings, draped curtains with some enjoying floor to ceiling windows overlooking the Eiffel Tower whilst others look out over the palace that is Le Louvre. Guest rooms are sized at a generous 20 – 50 square metres over five categories whilst the suites range from 40 square metres for the entry level Junior Suite, to 50 square metres for the Eiffel Tower Suite with amazing views of the attraction, up to 110 square metres for the top of the line three-bedroom Parisian Suites up on the seventh floor in the rafters.
These enjoy sweeping views out over Paris from their terraces and can easily accommodate a family of up to seven. A backdrop for many a film – including Mission Impossible 5 and The Bourne Identity - the gilt Joan of Arc statue in front of the entrance to the property on the Place des Pyramides is instantly recognisable. For health and fitness, the property has a 70 square metre wellness centre with a gym offering a selection of TechnoGym equipment, a Hamman and a sauna whilst there are ample choices for jogging or walking close to the hotel. When it comes to wining and dining, a Parisian menu is served during clement months in the Courtyard Garden Terrace, a pretty, landscaped oasis in the heart of the hotel or in the English Bar. Here, panelled wooden walls and ornate carved ceilings and etched windows with swirling designs contrast with crimson velvet armchairs and comfortable sofas to enjoy an all-day dining menu, a cocktail or two or some fine spirits. Soft mood lighting lends the Bar a feel of Victorian England so it should come as no surprise that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle once frequented this establishment. The concierge can also make recommendations for any number of cafés, bistros and restaurants in the close vicinity. FYI, Hotel Regina Louvre was also where the International Federation of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent Societies were founded in 1919, after the First World War.
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