Hotels in Paris

Hôtel Massé is a small luxury hotel in Paris's Saint-Georges neighborhood—a 19th-century hôtel particulier converted with exceptional taste into a boutique property where the design, the art, and the service all reflect a coherent and personal vision. One of the most discussed recent Paris hotel openings for its success in combining genuine luxury with genuine personality.

Mondovi Luxury Suites offers an elegant Parisian escape, blending the comfort of lodging with the sophistication of a cocktail bar. This establishment, found near the heart of the city, provides a refined experience for discerning travelers. Guests can expect a memorable stay, with the suites themselves offering a luxurious retreat.

A jewel-box hotel on Avenue George V where Bulgari's Roman heritage meets Parisian grandeur, anchored by a subterranean spa and a rooftop with Eiffel views.

A 5-star Pierre-Yves Rochon-designed townhouse hotel between the Louvre and the Palais Royal, with a small-property service ratio in one of the most-walked stretches of central Paris.

The 1758 Place de la Concorde palace by Ange-Jacques Gabriel — Louis XV's royal architect — became the Hôtel de Crillon in 1909, and reopened as a Rosewood hotel in July 2017 after a four-year restoration led by Beirut-born architect Aline Asmar d'Amman with Tristan Auer (rooms and suites), Chahan Minassian (signature suites), and Karl Lagerfeld, who designed the two Grands Appartements before his death. The 124 rooms and suites face the Place de la Concorde and the Tuileries; dining runs through the Brasserie d'Aumont, the marble-walled Bar Les Ambassadeurs, and the Jardin d'Hiver.

Nestled in the heart of Paris's Left Bank, Hotel Montalembert offers a sophisticated urban retreat. This stylish establishment boasts chic rooms and suites, with select accommodations providing coveted Eiffel Tower vistas. Guests can indulge in the high-end restaurant, perfect for a memorable meal, or utilize the well-appointed meeting rooms. The hotel also features a bar and spa, rounding out its offerings for a...

Umbdenstock and Cassan's 1925 Faubourg Saint-Honoré mansion has hosted Picasso and Cocteau; the four-Michelin-starred Epicure remains Paris's most decorated restaurant, and a 35-metre rooftop pool keeps the hotel functionally relevant alongside its unmatched historical prestige.

High-end hotel offering grand dining & a rooftop bar with city views, plus a spa & an indoor pool.