Entry № 176_PAR · Verified Apr 2026
About
Rochon's 1999 Art Deco palace on Avenue George V — six Michelin stars across restaurants and Jeff Leatham's legendary floral art.
Nestled just off the iconic Champs-Élysées, the Four Seasons Hotel George V offers guests a sublime escape into a world of sophistication and comfort. This esteemed hotel, boasting a remarkable rating of 4.8 from over 7,290 reviews, is a sanctuary of opulence, featuring exquisite Louis XVI-inspired decor, stunning marble courtyards, and breathtaking floral arrangements that evoke the essence of Parisian artistry. With a price level of four, it promises an experience that is worth every Euro spent.
Each room and suite is a haven of tranquility, marrying classic Parisian charm with modern luxury, complete with plush bedding, espresso machines, and private terraces that offer enchanting views of the Eiffel Tower. Guests have praised the impeccable service, noting that the attentive staff goes above and beyond to make every stay memorable. As one visitor eloquently remarked, it’s not just a hotel stay; it’s a love letter to luxury and hospitality.
Dining at the Four Seasons is an extraordinary affair, featuring three Michelin-starred restaurants, including the renowned Le Cinq, where culinary masterpieces await. Whether indulging in a leisurely breakfast or enjoying afternoon tea in the ornate lounge, every meal is a celebration of the rich flavors and elegance of French cuisine. The hotel’s spa, complete with a heated pool and marble steam rooms, offers a serene retreat after a day of exploring the enchanting streets of Paris.
At the Four Seasons Hotel George V, every detail is crafted with care, ensuring guests leave feeling pampered and rejuvenated. Whether you are visiting for a romantic getaway or a luxurious escape, this hotel is a true gem in the heart of the City of Lights.
Richard Martinet's 1999 reconstruction of the 1928 Art Deco George V on the Golden Triangle, with Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors throughout — 243 keys behind the 9,000-flower lobby installations the property became known for. Three Michelin houses on one address: Christian Le Squer's 3-star Le Cinq, Alan Taudon's 2-star plant-and-fish L'Orangerie, and Simone Zanoni's 1-star Mediterranean Le George. The 2018 Pierre-Yves Rochon spa adds a 17-metre pool and two hammams underneath.
Editors’ notes
“LOVED our stay at this hotel! We stayed for 3 nights and enjoyed everything about it. The service, the rooms, the dining, the bar, the location, the gym, everything. Service was top tier and incredibly accommodating. The breakfast was outstanding, lunch in the Galerie was chic and had great people watching and the bar …”
“Dined at Le George. What a beautiful hotel and restaurant! Decor was lovely. Service was mostly great, except when I had to wait about 10-15 min for my water to be filled. It was empty and they did not notice. The servers were busy as it was full house. The food was lovely, all very high quality ingredients used. Lots …”
“Visited this hotel for breakfast while in Paris on a sister’s trip! The staff is so friendly and nice. The food was incredible. The most delicious mango juice, I’ve ever had! The setting was classy and delightful. I cannot wait to visit again!”
“Simply exceptional. This hotel represents the very best one can ask for in terms of service, comfort, and overall experience. Every detail is handled with absolute precision, from the warm and professional staff to the flawless rooms and common areas. Hospitality at its highest level — refined, discreet, and genuinely …”