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Paris Hotels by Neighborhood and Cultural Interest

Start with the Paris you want to explore—Saint-Germain cafés, Latin Quarter bookshops, Montparnasse studios, or the places associated with a particular writer.

Choose a neighborhood guide for Saint-Germain, the Latin Quarter, or Montparnasse. If a writer or bookshop is shaping the trip, start with the Literary Paris, Ernest Hemingway, or Shakespeare and Company guide.

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Start with the trip you want

The neighborhood guides compare hotels within one part of Paris. The literary, Ernest Hemingway, and Shakespeare and Company guides bring together stays across several neighborhoods. The hotels below are a few places to begin.

Plan around the places

See what each hotel puts within your orbit

A quick guide to the cafés, bookshops, and landmarks that pair naturally with each stay. This shows relationships, not street distances.

  1. Hôtel Bel Ami

    7-11 rue Saint-Benoît

    • Café de Flore

      One of Saint-Germain’s landmark cafés, alongside Les Deux Magots and Brasserie Lipp.

    • Les Deux Magots

      On Place Saint-Germain-des-Prés, near the neighborhood’s other historic cafés.

    • Brasserie Lipp

      Part of the historic boulevard Saint-Germain café trio.

  2. Hôtel des Grandes Écoles

    75 rue du Cardinal Lemoine

  3. Hôtel des Académies et des Arts

    15 rue de la Grande Chaumière

A few places to start

Watercolor illustration of Hôtel Bel Ami’s cream façade and central glazed bay on rue Saint-Benoît.
Hôtel Bel Ami’s façade on rue Saint-Benoît. Editorial illustration.

Well placed for exploring

Hôtel Bel Ami

7-11 rue Saint-Benoît · 75006 Paris

A good base for Café de Flore, Les Deux Magots, Brasserie Lipp, and the nearby gallery streets.

Good to know: Ernest Hemingway’s Cardinal-Lemoine address and the rue Delambre cafés are in other parts of the Left Bank.

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Hôtel des Grandes Écoles’ courtyard and garden. Editorial illustration.

Character and history

Hôtel des Grandes Écoles

75 rue du Cardinal Lemoine · 75005 Paris

Choose Hôtel des Grandes Écoles for its courtyard and garden near Cardinal-Lemoine, Place de la Contrescarpe, and rue Mouffetard.

Good to know: AFAR describes the rooms as small by American standards and the bathrooms as simple; the courtyard and neighborhood are the main attractions.

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Hôtel des Académies et des Arts on rue de la Grande Chaumière. Editorial illustration.

Character and history

Hôtel des Académies et des Arts

15 rue de la Grande Chaumière · 75006 Paris

Choose Hôtel des Académies et des Arts for its current arts program and its position near the studios and cafés of Montparnasse.

Good to know: This location favors Montparnasse; Saint-Germain and the Latin Quarter sit outside the immediate neighborhood.

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Exterior reconstruction of Esprit Saint Germain at 22 rue Saint-Sulpice, Paris

22 rue Saint-Sulpice

Esprit Saint Germain

A small five-star hotel on rue Saint-Sulpice, with individually decorated rooms, comfortable lounges and a private wellness space.

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Exterior reconstruction of Hôtel & Spa La Belle Juliette at 92 rue du Cherche-Midi, Paris

92 rue du Cherche-Midi

Hôtel & Spa La Belle Juliette

Colourful interiors, a garden and a small spa give this rue du Cherche-Midi hotel a relaxed, romantic character.

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Exterior reconstruction of Hôtel Baume at 7 rue Casimir Delavigne, Paris

7 rue Casimir Delavigne

Hôtel Baume

An Art Deco-inspired hotel by the Odéon, with a glass-roofed lounge, honesty bar and rooms drawn from the style of the 1930s.

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Exterior reconstruction of Hôtel d’Aubusson at 33 rue Dauphine, Paris

33 rue Dauphine

Hôtel d’Aubusson

A five-star Saint-Germain hotel with jazz at Café Laurent, an interior patio and a 20-metre swimming pool.

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Exterior reconstruction of Hôtel de Buci at 22 rue de Buci, Paris

22 rue de Buci

Hôtel de Buci

An intimate rue de Buci hotel with rich fabrics, a winter garden and a private spa in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

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153 boulevard Saint-Germain

Hôtel Au Manoir Saint-Germain

A 28-room hotel on boulevard Saint-Germain, with Superior and Deluxe rooms, breakfast and the cafés of Saint-Germain-des-Prés close by.

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7 rue de Castiglione

Hôtel Costes

A Paris hotel with two distinct design worlds: Jacques Garcia's Saint-Honoré rooms and Christian Liaigre's Castiglione collection, with a courtyard restaurant, bar, pool and spa.

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16 avenue de l'Opéra

Nolinski Paris

A 45-room five-star hotel on avenue de l'Opéra, between the Louvre and the Palais Garnier, with Jean-Louis Deniot interiors, an indoor pool and the Charbone restaurant.

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5 rue de la Paix

Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme

A five-star hotel on rue de la Paix, between Place Vendôme and the Palais Garnier, with rooms designed by Ed Tuttle, a spa, a 24-hour gym and several restaurants.

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18 rue Bachaumont

Hôtel Bachaumont

A 49-room four-star hotel on a short street off rue Montorgueil, with rooms by Dorothée Meilichzon, a restaurant and bar on the ground floor, and rooms from 17 m².

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30–32 rue du Sentier

The Hoxton, Paris

A 172-room hotel in an 18th-century mansion on rue du Sentier, with rooms from compact to large, a brasserie, a cocktail bar and a summer courtyard pool.

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11 rue du Helder

Chouchou Hôtel

A 63-room four-star hotel on rue du Helder near the Palais Garnier and the department stores, with a glass-roofed restaurant and bar and three private baths.

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4 boulevard Malesherbes

Fauchon L'Hôtel Paris

A 54-room five-star hotel from the Paris food house Fauchon on place de la Madeleine, with a gourmet minibar in every room, Le Grand Café Fauchon and a small spa.

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2 et 4 bis cité Rougemont

Hôtel Adèle & Jules

A 60-room four-star hotel in two sister buildings on a quiet private lane near the Grands Boulevards, with rooms from 15 m², a small gym and free afternoon tea.

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7–9 rue du Conservatoire

Hôtel de Nell

A 33-room five-star hotel in two 19th-century buildings on rue du Conservatoire, rebuilt inside by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, with rooms facing the church of Sainte-Cécile.

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39 avenue de l'Opéra

Hôtel Edouard 7

A 69-room four-star hotel at 39 avenue de l'Opéra, with rooms looking up the avenue to the Palais Garnier, a restaurant and bar, and interiors by Christophe Daudré.

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2 rue Scribe

InterContinental Paris Le Grand

A 458-room five-star hotel beside the Palais Garnier, opened in 1862 as the Grand Hôtel, with the Café de la Paix, a winter-garden restaurant, a spa and 24-hour room service.

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27–29 boulevard des Capucines

Kimpton St Honoré Paris

A 149-room five-star Kimpton hotel in the former Samaritaine de Luxe store on boulevard des Capucines, with an indoor pool, a rooftop bar and the Montecito restaurant.

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5 rue de Marivaux

La Maison Favart

A 39-room four-star hotel facing the Opéra-Comique, in a listed 1780s building at the address where the painter Francisco Goya lodged in 1824.

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19 rue de Caumartin

Maison Athénée

A 20-room four-star hotel on rue de Caumartin between the Opéra and the Madeleine, decorated by Jacques Garcia with rooms themed on Italian operas, a bar and a smoking room.

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5 rue Tholozé

Hôtel des Arts Montmartre

A 49-room family-run four-star hotel on rue Tholozé in Montmartre, near Abbesses Métro station, with small rooms, some looking over Paris, a hammam and a fitness room.

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30 rue Ballu

Hôtel Le Ballu

A 35-room five-star hotel near place de Clichy, in two joined buildings on rue Ballu, one of them a painter's house of 1891, with a covered pool, a garden restaurant and apartments for families.

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3 rue Aristide Bruant

Hôtel Monsieur Aristide

A 25-room four-star boutique hotel on a short street off rue des Abbesses in Montmartre, built around an inner garden, with the Café Aristide restaurant and bar.

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23 avenue Junot, Pavillon D

Hôtel Particulier Montmartre

A five-suite guesthouse in a house set back in a garden off avenue Junot in Montmartre, with suites of 35 to 85 m², a restaurant and a cocktail bar.

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10 rue de Bruxelles

Maison Souquet

A 20-room five-star hotel near place Blanche and the Moulin Rouge, decorated by Jacques Garcia to recall a Belle Époque brothel, with a private pool that each guest can book for an hour a day.

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12–14 rue Joseph-de-Maistre

Terrass" Hôtel

A family-run four-star hotel in Montmartre, open since the 1910s, across the street from Montmartre Cemetery, with a 7th-floor restaurant and rooftop bar looking across Paris to the Eiffel Tower.

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111–113 avenue de La Bourdonnais

Hôtel La Bourdonnais

A 53-room four-star hotel near the École Militaire and the Champ-de-Mars, reopened in 2026 after a redesign by Oscar Lucien Ono, with the Minuit Express cocktail bar.

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8 avenue Rapp

Hôtel Le Derby Alma

A 33-room four-star hotel near the Pont de l'Alma and the Eiffel Tower, on the corner of avenue Rapp and avenue Franco-Russe, with rooms on a Paris fashion theme and a bar with a terrace.

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37 avenue de La Motte-Picquet

Hôtel Le Walt

A 25-room four-star hotel beside École Militaire Métro station, with a large painting reproduced above every bed, some Eiffel Tower views and a courtyard patio.

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5 rue Louis-Codet

Le Cinq Codet

A 67-room five-star hotel in a 1930s telephone exchange near Les Invalides, with suites looking onto the dome of Les Invalides and the Eiffel Tower, a rooftop spa with an open-air hot tub, and the Chiquette restaurant.

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19 boulevard de La Tour-Maubourg

Le Narcisse Blanc Hôtel & Spa

A 37-room five-star hotel on boulevard de La Tour-Maubourg near Les Invalides, themed on the Belle Époque dancer Cléo de Mérode, with a basement pool and spa, the Cléo restaurant and the Léopold bar.

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10–12 rue Cognacq-Jay

The One Alma Paris

A 40-room five-star hotel on rue Cognacq-Jay near the Pont de l'Alma, opened in 2015 as Hôtel Juliana, with a seventh-floor rooftop lounge facing the Eiffel Tower and a small spa.

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30 avenue George V

Bvlgari Hotel Paris

A 76-room hotel on avenue George V, opened in December 2021 by the hotel brand of the Italian jeweller Bvlgari. It holds France's Palace distinction, a rating above five stars, and has a 25-metre pool, a spa and an Italian restaurant in a private garden.

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Photograph of the pale stone Four Seasons Hotel George V rising in setbacks to a colonnaded corner tower, with trees in front, a glass canopy over arched doorways, topiary in tubs, a French flag, and black cars and motorbikes parked on the cobbled avenue.

31 avenue George V

Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

A 243-room hotel on avenue George V, opened in 1928 and run by Four Seasons since 1999. It holds France's Palace distinction, a rating above five stars, and has three Michelin-starred restaurants, a spa with a pool and suites looking onto the Eiffel Tower.

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6 rue Balzac

Hôtel Balzac

A 58-room five-star hotel just off the Champs-Élysées, renovated by Festen Architecture and reopened in 2024, with a small spa and the chef Pierre Gagnaire's restaurant in the same building.

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41 avenue Pierre-Ier-de-Serbie

Hôtel de Sers

A 52-room five-star hotel near avenue George V, in a house where Paris directories list the Marquis de Sers in 1884, with top-floor suites facing the Eiffel Tower and a Mediterranean restaurant under a glass roof.

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Photograph looking up at the pale stone front of the hotel, with rounded bays on carved brackets, wrought-iron balconies, a monogram carved over a window and a fan-shaped iron-and-glass canopy over the entrance, above a ground floor faced in yellow marble and lettered Hôtel du Rond Point des Champs Élysées.

10 rue de Ponthieu

Hôtel du Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées

A 36-room four-star hotel on rue de Ponthieu, a few minutes from the Champs-Élysées, with an Art Deco front, interiors by Dimore Studio and a 13-metre basement pool.

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Photograph of the cream stone front of La Réserve on avenue Gabriel in winter sun, with three floors of wrought-iron balconies hung with Christmas garlands, a set-back top floor with slate dormers and an arched red lacquered entrance.

42 avenue Gabriel

La Réserve Paris – Hotel and Spa

A 40-room hotel on avenue Gabriel, near the Champs-Élysées, that holds France's Palace distinction, a rating above five stars. It opened in 2015, with interiors by Jacques Garcia, in a building where the couturier Pierre Cardin had run a hotel called the Résidence Maxim's. It has a three-Michelin-star restaurant and a spa with a pool.

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Photograph of Le Bristol's entrance on rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré: a pale stone ground floor under a long glass-and-iron canopy hung with gold swags, revolving doors between lanterns, the words Le Bristol carved on the stone, topiary and red geraniums in planters, and windows framed with ivy.

112 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré

Le Bristol Paris

A 188-room hotel on rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré, opened in 1925 and holding France's Palace distinction, a rating above five stars. It has a three-Michelin-star restaurant, a large garden and a sixth-floor pool looking towards the Eiffel Tower.

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5 place du Chancelier-Adenauer

Saint James Paris

A 48-room five-star hotel and private club in the 16th arrondissement, in the former Fondation Thiers, a mansion of 1890–1892 set in a garden. It has a Michelin-starred restaurant, a library bar and a Guerlain spa with a pool.

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Photograph of the pale carved stone front of The Peninsula Paris on avenue Kléber in sunshine, five storeys with green awnings, behind plane trees and above the angular glass-and-steel canopy of the hotel's terrace.

19 avenue Kléber

The Peninsula Paris

A 200-room hotel on avenue Kléber near the Arc de Triomphe, in the former Hôtel Majestic of 1908, later UNESCO's first Paris headquarters and the conference centre where the 1973 Vietnam peace agreement was signed. It holds France's Palace distinction, a rating above five stars.

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Photograph looking up at the cream stone façade of the Hôtel Lancaster, with wrought-iron balconies, white flowers in window boxes and grey-and-white striped awnings over the windows. A glass canopy covers the entrance on the right at street level.

7 rue de Berri

Hôtel Lancaster

A 54-room five-star hotel on rue de Berri, a side street off the Champs-Élysées, in a building that has been a hotel since 1925. The film star Marlene Dietrich stayed here in the late 1930s, and its largest suite is named after her. It has a bistro restaurant, a cocktail bar and a small private spa on the top floor.

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Photograph of a white rendered hotel building with rounded balconies and wrought-iron rails above a dark stone ground floor. The word MARIGNAN is lettered across the stone band and above a lit glass canopy over gold entrance doors flanked by potted trees.

12 rue de Marignan

Hôtel Marignan Champs-Élysées

A 50-room five-star hotel on rue de Marignan, between the Champs-Élysées and avenue Montaigne, redesigned in 2012 by the decorator Pierre Yovanovitch. Some rooms have a partial view of the Eiffel Tower, and two suites have terraces facing it. It has a restaurant and bar, Ma Dame, and a private screening room, but no spa or pool.

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Photograph of the long stone façade of the Hôtel Plaza Athénée on avenue Montaigne in autumn, with red awnings and red geraniums on every balcony, a black glass canopy over the entrance with iron lanterns, and cars parked along the kerb.

25 avenue Montaigne

Hôtel Plaza Athénée

A 208-room hotel on avenue Montaigne, opened in 1913 and run today by Dorchester Collection. It holds France's Palace distinction, the highest official rating for a hotel. It is known for the red awnings and geraniums on its façade, and it has five restaurants and a bar, including a Michelin-starred dining room and the Art Deco Relais Plaza, as well as a Dior spa.

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Photograph of the stone front of the Hôtel San Régis on rue Jean-Goujon, with red awnings lettered San Régis over the windows, window boxes of red geraniums, a long iron balcony, and a glass-and-iron canopy over the entrance at number 12.

12 rue Jean-Goujon

Hôtel San Régis

A 42-room five-star hotel on rue Jean-Goujon, a minute's walk from avenue Montaigne, opened in about 1923 by André Terrail, the owner of the restaurant La Tour d'Argent. The Georges family has owned it since 1984. It has a restaurant under a glass roof, Les Confidences, and rooms furnished with antiques.

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1–7 rue Jean-Richepin

Brach Paris

A 59-room five-star hotel in the 16th arrondissement, designed by Philippe Starck in a converted 1960s post office building. It has a sports club with a 22-metre pool, a Mediterranean restaurant and suites with rooftop hot tubs facing the Eiffel Tower.

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52 rue François-Ier

Hôtel Grand Powers

A 50-room five-star hotel in a stone corner building of 1890 on rue François-Ier, in the 8th arrondissement. It was called the Hôtel Powers from the 1920s until a renovation that ended in 2019. It has a restaurant and bar, Café 52, a small spa and suites that face the Eiffel Tower.

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25 rue Vernet

Hôtel Vernet

A 50-room five-star hotel on rue Vernet, a quiet street between the Champs-Élysées and avenue Marceau, about five minutes' walk from the Arc de Triomphe. Its restaurant, Le V, sits under a glass roof, and its bar has a ceiling fresco by the painter Jean-Michel Alberola. The hotel belongs to the B Signature group.

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10 avenue d'Iéna

Shangri-La Paris

A 100-room hotel in Prince Roland Bonaparte's former house on avenue d'Iéna, facing the Eiffel Tower across the Seine. It holds France's Palace distinction, a rating above five stars, and has a 17-metre pool and many rooms with Eiffel Tower views.

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The façade and entrance of Hôtel des Saints Pères at 65 rue des Saints-Pères, photographed in 2011.

65 rue des Saints-Pères

Hôtel des Saints Pères

A 38-room hotel on rue des Saints-Pères, with a planted courtyard, antique furnishings and a seventeenth-century ceiling fresco in its Signature Junior Suite.

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Hôtel Luxembourg Parc at 42 rue de Vaugirard, with green shutters and plants outside the entrance, photographed in 2019.

42 rue de Vaugirard

Hôtel Luxembourg Parc

A small hotel opposite the Luxembourg Gardens, with Louis XV and Napoleon III-style rooms, a bar, a gym and a courtyard filled with sculpture.

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3 bis place Saint-Sulpice

Hôtel Récamier

A 24-room hotel on place Saint-Sulpice, with interiors by Jean-Louis Deniot, a courtyard garden and complimentary afternoon tea.

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66 rue Saint-André des Arts

Hôtel Saint-André des Arts

A 30-room hotel with colourful interiors by Chloé Nègre, a retro-style bar and a reservable whirlpool and treatment room in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

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29 rue Jacob

La Villa Saint-Germain des Prés

A 22-room hotel on rue Jacob, with interiors by Bruno Borrione, a counter-current swimming pool, a sauna and a two-bedroom suite for four.

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Lutetia’s façade, photographed in April 2021.

45 boulevard Raspail

Mandarin Oriental Lutetia, Paris

The historic Lutetia on boulevard Raspail, with a 17-metre indoor pool, Bar Joséphine and rooms ranging from courtyard doubles to rooftop suites.

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3 rue Christine

Relais Christine

A 48-room hotel behind a courtyard on rue Christine, with Laura Gonzalez interiors, garden suites and a Guerlain spa beneath medieval vaults.

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93 rue de Lille

Hôtel d'Orsay

A 42-room hotel near the Musée d’Orsay, with original artwork, an inner garden and room choices from a compact single to a 50 m² suite.

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Hôtel Montalembert’s entrance, photographed in 2025.

3 rue Montalembert

Hôtel Montalembert

A 50-room hotel opened in 1926, with Pascal Allaman interiors, a restaurant and bar, and a small wellness area near rue du Bac.

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Hôtel Pont Royal, photographed in August 2015.

5-7 rue de Montalembert

Hôtel Pont Royal

A 75-room hotel near rue du Bac, with a literary past, live jazz at Bar F-Sharp and selected rooms with balconies or Eiffel Tower views.

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Reference-based illustration. Classic room at Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain.

5 rue du Pré-aux-Clercs

Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain

A 47-room hotel in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, with Les Parisiens restaurant, a James Joyce bar and a spa in vaulted cellars.

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17 place du Panthéon

Hôtel des Grands Hommes

A small hotel facing the Panthéon, with Empire-style rooms and a literary history that includes André Breton and Philippe Soupault.

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9 rue du Sommerard

Hôtel Jardin de Cluny

A 40-room hotel on rue du Sommerard, with botanical wallpaper, colourful glass lighting and compact rooms near the Musée de Cluny.

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12 rue de la Montagne Sainte-Geneviève

Hôtel La Lanterne & Spa

A Latin Quarter hotel with 39 rooms and three suites, a small garden, and an indoor pool and hammam beneath vaulted ceilings.

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55 rue Monge

Hôtel Monge

A 30-room hotel on rue Monge, with natural-history-inspired interiors, a private hammam and a guest lounge serving tea and madeleines.

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16 rue Cujas

Hôtel Salvia

A 39-room hotel on rue Cujas, with a literary café that pairs a drink with a book selected by Librairie Pedone.

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14 rue Stanislas

Le Six Paris Hôtel & Spa

A 41-room hotel on rue Stanislas, with a library bar, a glass-roofed winter garden and a small spa with a hammam.

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19 place des Vosges

Cour des Vosges

Twelve rooms and suites in a seventeenth-century mansion on Place des Vosges, with a private Roman-style bath and a terrace café.

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10 rue d'Ormesson

Hôtel de JoBo

A 24-room Marais hotel with rose-patterned interiors by Bambi Sloan, a courtyard and a lounge bar, inspired by Joséphine Bonaparte.

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29/31 rue de Poitou

Hôtel du Petit Moulin

A 17-room hotel designed by Christian Lacroix, behind a preserved bakery storefront on rue de Poitou in Le Marais.

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11 rue des Gravilliers

Hôtel Jules & Jim

Hôtel Jules & Jim is a 23-room, four-star hotel in the northern Marais, built in 2010 and 2011 on the site of a metal-treatment workshop. Thirteen rooms have the bed inside a backlit shell of HI-MACS, a stone-and-resin composite, and the courtyard cocktail bar is open to non-guests every evening.

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243 rue Saint-Martin

Hôtel National des Arts et Métiers

Hôtel National des Arts et Métiers is a 64-room four-star hotel at the corner of rue Saint-Martin and rue Réaumur in the 3rd arrondissement, opened in 2017 in two Haussmann-style buildings with interiors by the designer Raphael Navot. It has an Italian restaurant under a retractable glass roof, a cocktail bar behind a hidden door and a seventh-floor rooftop bar.

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17 rue de la Verrerie

Le Grand Mazarin

Le Grand Mazarin is a five-star hotel with 61 rooms in the Marais, on the corner of rue de la Verrerie and rue des Archives, opened in September 2023 by the family hotel group Maisons Pariente. The Swedish designer Martin Brudnizki designed the interiors, and the basement holds a heated 17-meter indoor pool.

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28 place des Vosges

Le Pavillon de la Reine & Spa

Le Pavillon de la Reine & Spa is a 56-room five-star hotel on the north side of the place des Vosges in the Marais, set back from the square behind its own courtyard. The Chevalier family runs it. It has a Michelin-starred restaurant, a 250 m² spa and free private parking.

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7 rue du Bourg-l'Abbé

Les Bains Paris

Les Bains Paris is a 39-room five-star hotel in the 3rd arrondissement, in the building that held the Bains Guerbois bathhouse from 1885 and the nightclub Les Bains Douches from 1978 to 2010. It has a restaurant and bar, a club, and a spa with a hammam and a pool, and it holds one Michelin Key.

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26 rue de Picardie

Maison Proust

Maison Proust is a 23-room five-star hotel in the northern Marais, across the street from the Carreau du Temple, decorated by the interior designer Jacques Garcia as a tribute to the novelist Marcel Proust and the Belle Époque society salons he described in In Search of Lost Time. It has a spa with a 10-meter pool, run in partnership with the skincare brand La Mer, and salons and a bar open to non-residents until 1 am.

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33-37 rue Cambon

Castille Paris

Castille Paris is a 108-room five-star hotel at 33-37 rue Cambon in the 1st arrondissement, run by the Italian group Starhotels, a short walk from place Vendôme and the Tuileries Garden. Theodor Herzl, the Vienna journalist who founded the Zionist movement for a Jewish homeland, wrote his pamphlet The Jewish State in one of its rooms in 1895, according to his diary.

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55-57 rue Saint-Roch

Château Voltaire

Château Voltaire is a five-star hotel with 31 rooms and one suite at the northern end of rue Saint-Roch in the 1st arrondissement, between the Jardin des Tuileries and the Opéra Garnier. Thierry Gillier, who founded the fashion brand Zadig & Voltaire, opened it in 2021 in the brand's former head office.

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8 quai du Louvre

Cheval Blanc Paris

Cheval Blanc Paris is a 72-room five-star hotel at 8 quai du Louvre, facing the Pont Neuf, in the 1928 Seine-side building of the former Samaritaine department store. It opened in September 2021 and received France's Palace distinction in June 2026. Three of its four restaurants hold Michelin stars, six in all, and the Dior spa has a 30-meter indoor pool.

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4 rue de Valois

Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal

The Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal is a 59-room five-star hotel in a listed 18th-century building facing the Palais-Royal, at the corner of rue de Valois and place de Valois. The Louvre is about 200 meters away.

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218 rue de Rivoli

Hôtel Brighton

Hôtel Brighton is a 62-room four-star hotel in the Esprit de France collection, under the arcades of the rue de Rivoli facing the Jardin des Tuileries. The hotel says nearly half its rooms look across the garden to the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower. Charles Dickens stayed here with his family in November 1846.

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21 rue des Prêtres Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois

Hôtel de la Place du Louvre

Hôtel de la Place du Louvre is a 20-room, four-star hotel on a 70-meter street in the 1st arrondissement, facing the church of Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, with the eastern colonnade of the Louvre at the end of the street. Rooms are 15 or 20 m², and breakfast is served in a vaulted cellar.

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4 rue d'Alger

Hôtel La Tamise

Hôtel La Tamise is a 19-room four-star hotel at 4 rue d'Alger in the 1st arrondissement, a short street that meets rue de Rivoli opposite the Tuileries garden. The Paris trade directory lists a Hôtel de la Tamise at this address from 1876, and the house's 19th-century stained glass, cement tiles and parquet floors were kept in the 2014 renovation by the Esprit de France group.

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13 rue des Pyramides

Hôtel Lumen Paris Louvre

Hôtel Lumen Paris Louvre is a 39-room, four-star hotel at 13 rue des Pyramides in the 1st arrondissement, beside the Saint-Roch church and a short walk from the Louvre. It opened in 2007 in a Haussmann-style building that had been a bank, and it has a paved terrace between the building and the church.

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5 rue des Capucines

Hôtel Mansart

Hôtel Mansart is a four-star hotel with 57 rooms at 5 rue des Capucines, in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, a two-minute walk from place Vendôme. The rooms are decorated with antique furniture and period art.

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Photograph of Hôtel Regina Louvre's stone front on place des Pyramides: six arches at street level, the words Hotel Regina in gold letters along the first-floor balcony, flags above, and a pale blue vintage Citroën DS driving past.

2 place des Pyramides

Hôtel Regina Louvre

Hôtel Regina Louvre is a 98-room five-star hotel, with 32 suites, on place des Pyramides facing the Tuileries garden and the Louvre. It opened in 1900 for the Exposition Universelle, is still run by the family of one of its founders, and some of its rooms look across the garden to the Eiffel Tower.

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5–7 rue Thérèse

Hôtel Thérèse

Hôtel Thérèse is a 40-room four-star hotel run by the de Lattre family on rue Thérèse, a short street between the Palais-Royal and avenue de l'Opéra in the 1st arrondissement. Until 1880 the hotel's end of the street was called the rue du Hasard, a name said to come from a gaming house.

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6-8 rue Duphot

Le Burgundy Paris

Le Burgundy Paris is a five-star hotel with 59 rooms and suites at 6-8 rue Duphot in the 1st arrondissement, near the Madeleine church and place Vendôme. It has a Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Baudelaire, and a 15-meter indoor pool.

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28 rue Saint-Roch

Le Roch Hôtel & Spa

Le Roch Hôtel & Spa is a 37-room five-star hotel at 28 rue Saint-Roch in the 1st arrondissement, a short walk from the Louvre and the Tuileries, with an indoor pool, a hammam and a spa run with the skincare brand Maison Codage. It opened on 14 July 2016 and was the first hotel designed by the Paris interior designer Sarah Poniatowski-Lavoine.

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23–25 rue du Pont Neuf

Maison Albar - Le Pont-Neuf

Maison Albar - Le Pont-Neuf is a 60-room five-star hotel on rue du Pont Neuf in the 1st arrondissement, between Les Halles and the Seine, in the building that was the head office of the fashion house Céline until 2014. It has an indoor pool under a skylight, a spa and the restaurant Odette, which is listed in the Michelin Guide.

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5 rue Cambon

Maison Armance

Maison Armance is a four-star hotel with 20 rooms at 5 rue Cambon, between place de la Concorde and the Tuileries garden, set back from the street behind a carriage gateway and a tree-lined courtyard. It is named after Armance (1827), the first novel by Stendhal, the French writer best known for The Red and the Black.

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251 rue Saint-Honoré

Mandarin Oriental, Paris

Mandarin Oriental, Paris is a five-star hotel with 135 rooms and suites at 251 rue Saint-Honoré, between Place Vendôme and the Tuileries Garden. It opened in June 2011 in a converted 1930s office building, with a planted garden in its central courtyard.

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The entrance to Hôtel Fouquet’s Paris on avenue George V, photographed in 2019.

46 avenue George V

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.

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Prince de Galles on avenue George V, photographed in 2021.

33 avenue George V

Prince de Galles

An Art Deco hotel on avenue George V, opened in 1929, with a mosaic courtyard, signature suites and a 24-hour fitness center.

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A room at Hôtel Madame Rêve with a view toward Saint-Eustache. — illustration.

48 rue du Louvre

Hôtel Madame Rêve

A five-star hotel in the Louvre post-office building, with atelier-style windows, landmark-view terraces, a rooftop bar and warm wood-and-mosaic interiors.

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A Junior Suite at Marquis Faubourg Saint-Honoré. — illustration.

8 rue d’Anjou

Marquis Faubourg Saint-Honoré

A 15-suite hotel in an eighteenth-century mansion, with Michele Bönan interiors, original marble fireplaces and a private gym under a vaulted ceiling.

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Maison Bauchart’s façade and entrance. — illustration.

11 rue Quentin Bauchart

Maison Bauchart

An intimate collection of suites, apartments and lofts near the Champs-Élysées, with kitchens, butler service and a spa with an immersion pool and hammam.

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A room at Monsieur George. — illustration.

17 rue Washington

Monsieur George Hôtel & Spa

Anouska Hempel’s 46-room hotel just off the Champs-Élysées, with dark lacquer, mirrored interiors and a wellness area in former vaulted cellars.

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The salon at La Fantaisie. — illustration.

24 rue Cadet

La Fantaisie

A garden-centered five-star hotel on rue Cadet, with colorful Martin Brudnizki interiors, a rooftop bar and a spa with thermal-style baths.

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Hôtel Bowmann at 99 boulevard Haussmann, photographed in 2021.

99 boulevard Haussmann

Hôtel Bowmann

On boulevard Haussmann, Hôtel Bowmann combines a carved-stone Parisian façade with contemporary interiors, a garden terrace and a spa. Its 48 rooms and five suites give this five-star address a comparatively intimate scale.

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The Presidential Suite at Maison Delano Paris. — illustration.

4 rue d’Anjou

Maison Delano Paris

Maison Delano Paris occupies an eighteenth-century mansion on rue d’Anjou, with 56 rooms and suites arranged around a courtyard. Pale contemporary interiors sit within a building that retains fireplaces, mouldings and painted ceilings.

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A rooftop terrace at Hôtel Alfred Sommier. — illustration.

20 rue de l’Arcade

Hôtel Alfred Sommier

Hôtel Alfred Sommier occupies a former family mansion near the Madeleine, with a courtyard and private garden behind its cut-stone exterior. The hotel presents 80 rooms including 17 suites within a house still marked by fireplaces, mirrors and oak floors.

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The brick-and-stone façade of Le Damantin. — illustration.

1 rue Bayard

Le Damantin Hôtel & Spa

Le Damantin occupies a brick-and-stone mansion where rue Bayard meets the Seine-side setting of cours Albert Ier. Its 44 rooms combine a domestic scale with a spa, pool and a collection of salons.

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A Superior room at Maison Albar – Le Vendôme. — illustration.

7 rue du Helder

Maison Albar - Le Vendôme

Maison Albar - Le Vendôme is a 51-room-and-suite hotel on rue du Helder, with a garden, pool and spa behind an ornate nineteenth-century façade. Gold, emerald tones, marble and parquet give its interiors a theatrical character.

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The entrance to Hyatt Paris Madeleine on boulevard Malesherbes. — illustration.

24 boulevard Malesherbes

Hyatt Paris Madeleine

Hyatt Paris Madeleine is an 85-room hotel on boulevard Malesherbes, with 14 suites, two distinctive dining spaces and a wellness area. Its room choices contrast courtyard outlooks with views toward the boulevard or Saint-Augustin.

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A Classic room at Majestic Hôtel Spa. — illustration.

30 rue La Pérouse

Majestic Hôtel Spa

Majestic Hôtel Spa is a 57-room hotel, including 15 suites, on rue La Pérouse in the 16th arrondissement. A 450 m² wellness area and accommodation with kitchen facilities give it an appeal for longer stays as well as short visits.

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A suite at Hôtel Norman. — illustration.

9 rue Balzac

Hôtel Norman

A 37-room hotel off the Champs-Élysées, with interiors inspired by graphic artist Norman Ives, a spa and rooms with balconies.

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The bar at Hôtel Hana. — illustration.

17 rue du Quatre-Septembre

Hôtel Hana

A small five-star hotel near Opéra, with Laura Gonzalez interiors, Franco-Japanese dining and a counter-current pool.

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A room at Hôtel Elysia. — illustration.

35 rue de Berri

Hôtel Elysia

A 39-room hotel on rue de Berri, with apartment-style interiors, Le Bayadère restaurant and a spa with a private bath.

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A room at Hôtel SAX Paris. — illustration.

55 avenue de Saxe

Hôtel SAX Paris

A 118-room hotel in the 7th arrondissement, with a garden pool, rooftop dining and a former telephone-exchange building.

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A Junior Suite at Maison Bréguet. — illustration.

8 rue Bréguet

Maison Bréguet

A 50-room hotel in a former laundry-machine factory near Bastille, with a glass-roofed restaurant and an eight-meter indoor pool.

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Hôtel Westminster on rue de la Paix. — illustration.

13 rue de la Paix

Hôtel Westminster

A historic hotel on rue de la Paix, with renovated rooms, the wood-panelled Duke’s Bar and a location between Place Vendôme and the Opéra.

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Photograph of the entrance of Le Royal Monceau - Raffles Paris on avenue Hoche: a stone façade with a curved black-and-red canopy topped by an RM monogram, red lanterns, an arched doorway hung with silver Christmas garlands, and a doorman in a dark coat beside a red carpet.

37 avenue Hoche

Le Royal Monceau - Raffles Paris

Le Royal Monceau - Raffles Paris is a five-star hotel with 149 rooms and suites at 37 avenue Hoche in the 8th arrondissement, between the Arc de Triomphe and the Parc Monceau. It holds the Palace distinction, which France gives to a small number of five-star hotels. The designer Philippe Starck redesigned its interiors before it reopened in 2010.

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82 rue de Lille

J.K. Place Paris

A 29-room five-star hotel at 82 rue de Lille in the 7th arrondissement, a short walk from the Musée d'Orsay. It belongs to J.K. Place, a hotel group founded in Florence, and has an Italian restaurant, a bar and a spa with an indoor pool.

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17 rue du Mont-Thabor

Maison Barrière Vendôme

Maison Barrière Vendôme is a five-star hotel with 26 rooms, suites and apartments between Place Vendôme and the Tuileries Garden in central Paris. It opened in January 2025 in the former head office of the sportswear company Lacoste, and each room is dedicated to a woman with ties to Paris.

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AI-generated illustration of Hôtel Splendide Royal Paris on rue du Cirque: a cream stone façade with wrought-iron balconies above an emerald-green ground floor, lanterns and a sign over the entrance.

18 rue du Cirque

Hôtel Splendide Royal Paris

A five-star hotel with 12 suites on rue du Cirque, a quiet street in the 8th arrondissement near the Élysée Palace and the Champs-Élysées. The hotel dates its building to 1897, belongs to Relais & Châteaux, an association of independent hotels and restaurants, and has an Italian restaurant, Tosca.

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AI-generated illustration of a bedroom at Hôtel L'Aventure: a white bed with a mustard velvet base and a patterned red headboard, a crystal chandelier, red molding, tall French windows and a patterned rug on a herringbone floor.

4 avenue Victor-Hugo

Hôtel L'Aventure

Hôtel L'Aventure is a five-star hotel with 15 rooms at 4 avenue Victor-Hugo, less than 200 meters from the Arc de Triomphe. It opened on March 3, 2026, with rooms decorated by the designer Vincent Darré. The building also holds L'Aventure restaurant and a private members' club, and the Beaumarly group runs all three.

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AI-generated illustration of the entrance to Les Jardins du Faubourg at 9 rue d'Aguesseau: a dark doorway with the hotel's name in small lowercase letters, cylindrical lanterns, white awnings, potted trees and trailing plants on a wet pavement.

9 rue d'Aguesseau

Les Jardins du Faubourg

Les Jardins du Faubourg is a 36-room five-star hotel on rue d'Aguesseau in the 8th arrondissement, a few steps from rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Opened in 2019, it has an inner garden, an Italian restaurant under a glass roof and a Shiseido spa with a 15-meter indoor pool.

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AI-generated illustration of La Demeure Montaigne on rue Clément-Marot at dusk: a carved stone façade with wrought-iron balconies, an ornate glass canopy over the revolving-door entrance and lit display windows on either side.

18 rue Clément-Marot

La Demeure Montaigne

A five-star hotel with 92 rooms and suites at 18 rue Clément-Marot in the 8th arrondissement, a short walk from avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Élysées. Every booking includes access to its indoor pool and spa, and its restaurant and bar sit under a glass roof.

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Photograph of Hôtel Château des Fleurs at the corner of rue Vernet and rue Galilée: a pale stone corner building with flower-filled balconies, stained-glass windows, a glass-and-iron canopy and the words Château des Fleurs above the glazed entrance doors.

19 rue Vernet

Hôtel Château des Fleurs

A five-star hotel with 37 rooms and suites at the corner of rue Vernet and rue Galilée in the 8th arrondissement, about 330 meters from the Arc de Triomphe. It opened in 2023 and has a lounge and bar, a small spa with a pool, and connecting rooms for families.

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AI-generated illustration of the reception hall at Hôtel de Berri: a black-and-white marble floor laid in a radiating pattern, dark marble columns, a carved white reception desk, bronze busts and statues, green chairs and a wall hung with oval portraits.

18–22 rue de Berri

Hôtel de Berri

A 75-room five-star hotel on rue de Berri, a side street running north from the Champs-Élysées in the 8th arrondissement. It has a private garden and stands on the site of the house where the fashion designer Elsa Schiaparelli lived from 1937 to 1973.

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AI-generated illustration of the entrance to SO/ Paris: tall glass doors in curved copper-colored frames opening onto a warm-lit hall with an arched ceiling and a round woven artwork on the far wall.

10 rue Agrippa d'Aubigné

SO/ Paris

A five-star hotel with 162 rooms and suites on the Seine in the 4th arrondissement, between Le Marais and Bastille, in the tower of a former 1960s government office building. Its restaurant, bar and club, Bonnie, are on the 15th and 16th floors, with views to the Eiffel Tower.

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AI-generated illustration of a bedroom at Villa-des-Prés: a bed with cushions printed with line drawings, a burgundy headboard and bench, a lacquered red chest of drawers, a brass wall light and a large abstract painting.

29 rue de Buci

Villa-des-Prés

A five-star hotel with 34 rooms and suites at 29 rue de Buci in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, opened in December 2023 in a building from the early 1910s. Bruno Borrione designed the interiors, original abstract artworks hang in every room, and guests have a 13-meter indoor pool.

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AI-generated illustration of the courtyard entrance to Maison Colbert: black iron railings, a gold sign reading Hôtel Maison Colbert, a stone path between café tables, yellow flowers in planters and green-framed glass doors beneath flower-filled window boxes.

7 rue de l'Hôtel-Colbert

Maison Colbert

A 39-room five-star Meliá hotel in the Latin Quarter, about 200 meters from Notre-Dame across the Seine, decorated in homage to the Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla. It occupies a listed late-18th-century corner house. The writer Simone de Beauvoir lived in this building from 1948 to 1955, in an apartment at 11 rue de la Bûcherie.

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AI-generated illustration of the lobby at Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg: pale gray sofas and armchairs with yellow cushions, low tables, gold lattice screens and a large arrangement of yellow and purple flowers on a polished marble floor.

15 rue Boissy-d'Anglas

Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg

Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg is a 148-room five-star hotel on rue Boissy-d'Anglas, between Place de la Concorde and rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. The hotel says it joins two buildings: the former Hôtel Vouillemont and the former offices of Marie Claire magazine.

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AI-generated illustration of the entrance to La Clef Champs-Élysées on rue de Bassano: a carved stone archway with black wrought-iron doors, the hotel's name above the arch, red window awnings and clipped trees in black planters.

46 rue de Bassano

La Clef Champs-Élysées Paris

La Clef Champs-Élysées Paris is a 70-room five-star hotel on rue de Bassano in the 8th arrondissement, a short walk from the Champs-Élysées. Several room types have a full kitchen, and both duplex apartments have terraces. The building dates from 1907, and the cognac distiller and politician James Hennessy lived there from 1908 into the 1920s.

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10 place de Mexico

Le Metropolitan

A 48-room five-star hotel on place de Mexico in the 16th arrondissement, 400 meters from Trocadéro Métro station. It has rooms and suites that face the Eiffel Tower, a heated indoor pool and a Japanese fusion restaurant, Hokusaï.

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116 rue du Temple

Experimental Marais

Experimental Marais is a 43-room five-star hotel at 116 rue du Temple in the northern Marais, known as Sinner from 2019 until early 2025. It has a New York-style restaurant under a glass ceiling, a cocktail bar and a spa with an indoor pool.

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2 rue des Guillemites

Hôtel Dupond-Smith

Hôtel Dupond-Smith is a five-star hotel with eight rooms and suites on rue des Guillemites in the Marais, in Paris's 4th arrondissement. Its rooms are named after pen names and aliases, and breakfast, meals and massages are all available in the room.

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40 avenue de Friedland

Hôtel Napoléon

A five-star hotel with 96 rooms, 57 of them suites, at 40 avenue de Friedland in the 8th arrondissement, about 230 meters from the Arc de Triomphe. The hotel says a Russian businessman bought it soon after it opened in 1928 and gave it to his French wife as a wedding present.

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40 rue Legendre

La Fondation

A five-star hotel with 58 rooms and suites on rue Legendre in the 17th arrondissement, between the Batignolles district and Parc Monceau. It opened in 2025 in a converted 1960s office building and has a sports club with a 25-meter indoor pool, two restaurants and a seasonal rooftop bar.

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8 rue Jean-Goujon

La Maison Champs-Élysées

La Maison Champs-Élysées is a five-star hotel with 57 rooms and suites at 8 rue Jean-Goujon, between avenue Montaigne and the Grand Palais. The building began as a mansion for Anne Debelle, Duchess of Rivoli, in the 1860s, and the fashion house Maison Martin Margiela redesigned much of the hotel in 2010 and 2011.

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16 avenue de la Porte Molitor

Hôtel Molitor

A five-star hotel built around Molitor’s reconstructed Art Deco swimming baths, with indoor and outdoor pools, contemporary rooms and a collection of street art.

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51–57 rue de Courcelles

Hôtel du Collectionneur

A five-star hotel near Parc Monceau with Art Deco interiors, a large courtyard garden and a new spa with an 18-meter indoor pool.

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117 rue Lauriston

Le Dokhan’s

Striped awnings and a discreet rue Lauriston entrance lead to a small hotel of antiques, patterned fabrics and a candlelit champagne bar. Le Dokhan’s has 45 rooms and suites near Trocadéro, with an atmosphere closer to a decorated Parisian residence than a large international hotel.

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88 bis avenue Kléber

Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel

A flower-lined corner building on avenue Kléber gives the Baltimore its distinctive Parisian face. Inside, this five-star Sofitel combines compact city rooms, larger suites and a restaurant inspired by the atmosphere of an English club.

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7 rue Beudant

Paris j’Adore Hôtel & Spa

A small adults-only hotel in Batignolles built around romantic stays, individual room designs and an extensive spa.

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83 avenue Kléber

La Clef Tour Eiffel Paris

A five-star hotel near Trocadéro with conventional rooms, family-sized apartments and the practical facilities for a longer Paris stay.

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6 avenue Montaigne

Hôtel Montaigne

A five-star hotel with 27 rooms and suites on avenue Montaigne, Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors, and a bar-restaurant serving meals throughout the day.

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8 rue Frédéric Bastiat

Hôtel de Montesquieu

An 18-room five-star hotel near the Champs-Élysées, with Persian-inspired interiors, a lounge honesty bar and suites with separate living rooms.

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1 rue Lepic

Hôtel Manolita Paris

A small five-star hotel on rue Lepic, close to the Moulin Rouge, with richly decorated rooms, a cocktail bar and selected balconies above the rooftops.

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19 rue Saulnier

Hôtel Parister

A five-star hotel behind the Folies Bergère, with 45 rooms and suites, a long indoor pool, a planted courtyard and the restaurant and cocktail bar Les Passerelles.

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35 rue Jean Goujon

Villa Marquis Meliá Collection

A five-star boutique hotel near avenue Montaigne, with a French-Spanish restaurant, a 24-hour gym and selected rooms with balconies.

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14 rue Beaujon

Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe

A five-star hotel near the Champs-Élysées with interiors by Studio Putman, French dining and connecting rooms for families.

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78 bis avenue Marceau

Grand Hôtel Champs-Élysées

A five-star hotel with 46 rooms and suites near the Arc de Triomphe, a courtyard patio, and room categories that distinguish monument views from private balconies.

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3 rue de Boulainvilliers

Hôtel Square

A five-star hotel with 22 rooms and suites near the Seine and Maison de la Radio, contemporary art, a Nuxe spa, and a private underground garage.

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70 avenue des Champs-Élysées

Paris Marriott Champs-Élysées Hotel

A five-star hotel directly on the Champs-Élysées, with newly renovated rooms, a glass-domed atrium and suites overlooking the avenue.

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39 avenue de Wagram

Renaissance Paris Arc de Triomphe Hotel

A five-star hotel on avenue de Wagram with a curved-glass facade, rooms for four and suites with private terraces.

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40 rue René Boulanger

Renaissance Paris République Hotel

A five-star hotel near Place de la République with porthole windows, Didier Gomez interiors, a Sothys spa and a penthouse with its own terrace and hot tub.

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22–24 rue Faidherbe

Boutet Bastille Hotel Paris – MGallery Collection

A five-star hotel in a former timber business and chocolate factory, with 80 rooms and suites, an indoor pool and eight private terraces.

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64 avenue Marceau

InterContinental Paris – Champs-Elysées Etoile

A five-star hotel with 55 rooms and suites on avenue Marceau, contemporary interiors behind a carved stone entrance, a Japanese and South American restaurant, and a fitness room.

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3 avenue Mac Mahon

Maison Albar – Le Champs-Elysées

A 40-room five-star hotel on avenue Mac Mahon, beside the Arc de Triomphe, with Empire-inspired interiors, a glass-roofed bar and suites offering kitchenettes or private wellness facilities.

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4 rue de la Pépinière

Maison Albar – Le Diamond

Maison Albar – Le Diamond is a five-star hotel near Saint-Lazare with 72 rooms and suites, crystal-heavy interiors and a planted patio. Its practical strengths are a 24-hour gym, round-the-clock room service and several suites with steam showers.

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10 rue Cassette

Hôtel de l’Abbaye

Hôtel de l’Abbaye is a four-star hotel on rue Cassette, with 43 rooms and suites arranged around a garden and courtyard. Traditional fabrics, a fireside lounge and a small dining terrace make it a quiet base near Saint-Sulpice.

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6 rue Pierre Fontaine

Hôtel Bus Palladium

A five-star hotel built around Pigalle’s historic music club, with 35 rooms and suites, Studio KO interiors, a vinyl-lined restaurant and several categories with private outdoor space.

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55–57 avenue Raymond Poincaré

Renaissance Paris Nobel Tour Eiffel Hotel

A four-star hotel near Trocadéro, with 100 rooms and 22 suites arranged around a leafy courtyard and historic buildings associated with Alfred Nobel.

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4 rue Danton

Hôtel Dame des Arts

A contemporary hotel in the Latin Quarter, with Raphael Navot interiors, a rooftop bar overlooking Paris and compact rooms whose terrace and Eiffel Tower views depend on the category.

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4 boulevard Raspail

Miiro Le Grand Hôtel Cayré

A restored hotel at the meeting of boulevard Raspail and rue du Bac, with Michaelis Boyd interiors, 123 rooms and suites, a French brasserie and a bar in a former dispensary.

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17 boulevard Poissonnière

Grands Boulevards Experimental

Behind a passage off boulevard Poissonnière, this 50-room hotel brings canopy beds, a glass-roofed restaurant and two cocktail bars to a building dating from before the French Revolution.

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12 rue des Saussaies

Le Pavillon des Lettres

A small literary hotel near the Élysée Palace, Le Pavillon des Lettres gives each of its 26 rooms an author’s name and pairs passages on the walls with a reading lounge and honesty bar.

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108 rue Saint-Lazare

Hilton Paris Opéra

A grand hotel beside Gare Saint-Lazare, with an ornate nineteenth-century entrance and salon, contemporary rooms, a fitness center and an executive lounge.

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9 carrefour de l’Odéon

Le Relais Saint-Germain

A 22-room hotel on carrefour de l’Odéon, with individually furnished literary rooms, exposed beams and Le Comptoir bistro downstairs.

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