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Hôtel Fouquet’s Paris
The entrance to Hôtel Fouquet’s Paris on avenue George V, photographed in 2019.
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About Hôtel Fouquet’s Paris
A Palace hotel at the corner of avenue George V and the Champs-Élysées, with Jacques Garcia interiors, the historic Fouquet’s brasserie and a 15-meter indoor pool.
Best for
- Travelers who want a full-service luxury hotel directly on the Champs-Élysées.
- Couples or families who will use the pool, restaurants and larger suite options.
Know before you book
Balconies, terraces and Champs-Élysées views belong to particular categories. A Deluxe room can face either avenue George V or the interior garden. Review the exact room description and whether breakfast and spa access are included in your rate.
- Location
- Avenue George VAt the Champs-Élysées corner, with the hotel entrance at number 46.
- Wellness
- 15-meter poolAn indoor heated pool, water circuit, sauna and hammam.
- Design
- Jacques Garcia interiorsRooms and suites with mahogany, pale tones and oversized upholstered headboards.
Hôtel Fouquet’s Paris occupies one of the most recognizable corners of the Champs-Élysées. The hotel entrance is on avenue George V, while the Fouquet’s brasserie puts breakfast, French cooking and terrace tables on the avenue. Inside, Joy offers a different setting around an interior garden.
Jacques Garcia designed the rooms and suites with pale tones, mahogany, textured leather and large upholstered headboards. View is an important part of the choice: Deluxe rooms look toward avenue George V or the Joy garden, while Prestige Champs-Élysées rooms face the avenue. Connecting Superior rooms provide an option for families who want separate bedrooms.
The hotel combines substantial indoor facilities with its central address. The spa has a heated 15-meter pool, a water circuit, a sauna and a hammam; a fitness space is also available. Larger suites add separate living rooms, and some of the signature accommodations have balconies or terraces. Choose the specific category if an outdoor space or landmark view matters to your stay.
Choose the right fit
Rooms at a glance
Compare the hotel’s room categories, then check your preferred configuration and dates when booking.
01 / ROOM CATEGORY
Superior
Double room
Room details
A room designed by Jacques Garcia; a separate connecting Superior category pairs two rooms.
02 / ROOM CATEGORY
Deluxe
Avenue or garden outlook
Room details
Overlooks avenue George V or the interior garden at Joy. Confirm the preferred outlook when reserving.
03 / ROOM CATEGORY
Prestige Champs-Élysées
Avenue view
Room details
A soundproofed room overlooking the Champs-Élysées.
04 / ROOM CATEGORY
Junior Suite Deluxe
50 m²
Room details
A junior suite decorated in gold tones; the separate Prestige Champs-Élysées Junior Suite category also measures 50 m² and faces the avenue.
05 / ROOM CATEGORY
Deluxe Suite
76 m²
Room details
A suite overlooking avenue George V or the Joy garden.
06 / ROOM CATEGORY
Grande Suite Prestige Champs-Élysées
74 m² · balcony
Room details
A larger suite with a balcony overlooking the Champs-Élysées.
07 / ROOM CATEGORY
Suite Harcourt Paris
200 m² · private terrace
Room details
An exceptional suite with a private terrace and its own photography studio.
The practical details
Amenities & guest services
- Indoor heated swimming pool
- Spa treatments
- Sauna
- Hammam
- Fitness space
- Restaurants
- Cocktail bars
- Interior garden
- Connecting rooms
- Selected suites with balconies or terraces
Dining
Fouquet’s serves French brasserie cooking on the Champs-Élysées. Joy offers contemporary food around an interior garden; book the restaurant separately from your room.
Spa
The spa combines a 15-meter heated pool with a water circuit, sauna and hammam. Check the access included in your rate and reserve treatments in advance.
Bars and lounges
Joy Bar, L’Escadrille and La Galerie provide different settings for a drink. The hotel also advertises a fifth-floor rooftop bar; confirm seasonal opening before planning a visit.
The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking
History & cultural connections
From a Champs-Élysées brasserie to a Palace hotel
Fouquet’s began as a restaurant on the Champs-Élysées in 1899. That brasserie remains the historical center of the address: its name, terrace and dining rooms give the hotel a connection to the avenue that predates the guest rooms. The current property brings the restaurant and hotel together at the corner of avenue George V.[1]
The hotel opened in 2006, according to Forbes Travel Guide, as an extension of the established restaurant. The restaurant was already more than a century old when the first hotel guests arrived.[2]
Jacques Garcia gave the guest rooms their recognizable decorative language: pale colors, mahogany, leather with a shagreen effect and oversized upholstered headboards. The combination carries the formal atmosphere of the public rooms into the accommodation. The current room collection extends from Superior doubles to large signature suites with separate areas for entertaining.[1]
Photography gives the property another specific cultural thread. Harcourt portraits of film stars decorate the dining setting, and the 200 m² Harcourt Paris Suite includes a photography studio and private terrace. These are visible parts of the hotel’s present design and service, connecting its cinema imagery to a space guests can book.[1]
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Before you go
Useful questions, clear answers
Does Fouquet’s Paris have a pool?
Yes. The spa has a heated indoor pool measuring 15 meters, alongside a sauna and hammam.
Can I book a room facing the Champs-Élysées?
Yes. Prestige Champs-Élysées rooms and several named suites face the avenue. A standard Deluxe room may face avenue George V or the Joy garden instead.
Are connecting rooms available?
Yes. The hotel lists a connecting Superior category made up of two Superior rooms. Confirm occupancy and bed arrangements for your party.
Is the brasserie in the hotel?
Yes. The Fouquet’s brasserie is part of the property, alongside Joy and several bars. A room booking does not itself reserve a restaurant table.
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Sources & image credits
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Image credits
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- The entrance to Hôtel Fouquet’s Paris on avenue George V, photographed in 2019.Sophiecharra1; retouched by DDupard · CC BY-SA 4.0Source & reference
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