Paris: The Capital’s Finest Luxury Hotels

1. Brach Paris - Evok Collection | La Muette, Paris 16th

In the 16th arrondissement, just a stone's throw from Rue de la Pompe, a former 1970s mail sorting center has undergone a spectacular transformation under the leadership of star architect Philippe Starck. Transformed into a luxury hotel by the visionary designer, Brach Paris (part of the Evok Collection, alongside the Nolinski and the Cour des Vosges) has become one of the capital’s most sought-after addresses. Spanning 7,000 m², this Parisian lifestyle destination combines a restaurant, cocktail bar, exclusive sports club, pastry shop, and green rooftop, offering a resolutely modern vision of urban luxury.

From the 1st to the 6th floor, the 59 rooms and suites combine comfort and sensuality in a setting inspired by 1930s modernism: rosewood, raw marble, fluted glass, leather, and slate blend together to create a warm and cozy atmosphere. Here you’ll find unique objects, works of art, and personalized literary selections that evoke a certain sense of travel and sophistication. On the 5th and 6th floors, the suites—ranging from 60 to 210 m²—open onto large, tree-lined terraces featuring Norwegian baths or Jacuzzis, and some offer breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower (such as the Annette suite, a truly prestigious 210 m² apartment designed to accommodate up to 8 people with 4 private terraces). The bathrooms feature marble sinks and superb bathtubs, accentuating the decidedly residential and refined atmosphere of the place.

The true heart of the hotel, the restaurant led by Chef Adam Bentalha, will delight your taste buds with its vibrant cuisine featuring Mediterranean and Asian flavors, served in a chic and lively dining room or on the first-floor terrace. On the wellness side, the sports club—inspired by 1930s boxing clubs—captivates with its exclusive ambiance: a 22-meter swimming pool open 24 hours a day, a sauna, a hammam, a spectacular fitness room, and three treatment suites, including two double suites. Above, the 400 m² rooftop invites you to relax with its urban vegetable gardens and panoramic views of Paris. The Starck way of life. 

Brach Paris
59 rooms, rates starting at €570 per night
1-7 rue Jean Richepin, 75116 Paris
Official website 

2. Hôtel de Sers | Champs-Élysées, Paris 8th

Just a few steps from the Champs-Élysées, the Hôtel de Sers stands with its four-story neoclassical façade to the west of the Golden Triangle. Built in 1880 for Henri-Léopold de Sers, marquis and deputy of Loir-et-Cher, the building is the work of architect Jules Pellechet. Pellechet designed a majestic residence for this career military officer, typical of the Second Empire style, intended to welcome the cream of Parisian high society.

In 2004, architect Thomas Vidalenc transformed this historic landmark into a contemporary setting without compromising its essence. Nicknamed the “Baby Palace,” the establishment welcomes its guests with a monumental white marble staircase flanked by a checkerboard floor and a Gallery of Portraits where the French aristocracy seems to watch over the premises. In the reception room, sculptural furniture crafted from wenge wood and light oak adorns the space and is displayed alongside a collection of modern art.

The 52 rooms, whose elegance is reflected in herringbone parquet floors, fabrics, and a few works of art, exude a luxury that is more implied than overt. At the top of the hotel, the Marquis Apartment (75 m²) and the Panoramic Suite (60 m²) offer the rare privilege of private terraces, providing an exclusive, intimate view of the Eiffel Tower.

Back on the ground floor, life at the 5-star hotel on the Champs-Élysées is in full swing at the Du Sers restaurant, where Chef Stefano Stafie showcases cuisine for lovers of Italian food, at the discreet S’Bar, while the Calma Paris spa offers a rejuvenating wellness retreat. Guests flock here for the exclusive De Sers Ritual, a 75-minute experience combining a sauna, shiatsu, and reflexology—ideal for rejuvenating the body after a stopover in the capital.

In addition, the menu features other treatments such as Deep Tissue massage, which releases accumulated tension and improves mobility; the Foot Revitalization treatment, which alternates expert pressure on the arch of the foot with rhythmic rolling; and Thai massage on a table, combining stretching and reflexology to unblock energy flows.

Hôtel de Sers
52 rooms, prices starting at €515 per night
41 Avenue Pierre Ier de Serbie, 75008 Paris
Official website 

3. Nolinski Paris | Opéra, Paris 1st

Located between the Louvre and the Opéra Garnier, the Nolinski Paris—the inaugural flagship property of the EVOK group (Brach, Cour des Vosges, etc.)—stands just a stone's throw from the Comédie-Française, on the edge of the Palais-Royal. Behind its slender Art Deco façade on Avenue de l’Opéra, this 5-star boutique hotel masterfully blends Haussmannian splendor with Jean-Louis Deniot’s contemporary aesthetic.

Upon entering, the scene is set by a minimalist reception desk carved from a block of Carrara marble. The interior designer has created a “couture” design, the centerpiece of which is the monumental staircase: decorated with hand-painted clouds, this ascending work of art invites guests to explore the six floors. The 45 rooms and 9 suites are designed as prestigious private apartments, where Deniot’s style is powerfully expressed.

Shades of gray, polished concrete, plush velvet, and geometric mirrors create a cozy atmosphere that embodies the quintessence of Parisian chic. Some suites—peaceful retreats nestled under the eaves or featuring long balconies—offer breathtaking views of the 1st arrondissement without ever being disturbed by its hustle and bustle. 

Guests can enjoy the gourmet menu while seated on the corduroy benches at Nolinski Le Restaurant, where the chef generously reinterprets regional classics (pot-au-feu, poultry, and macaroni gratin with morel mushrooms). In the evening, the cocktail bar—featuring a silver leaf ceiling and wall coverings by Florence Girette—offers a cozy atmosphere accompanied by piano music.

Finally, the Spa by myBlend rounds out the experience. Under soft lighting, its 16-meter pool, sauna, hammam, and sophisticated treatment menu—designed for both women and men—offer a sensory escape. More accessible than a palace but just as exclusive. 

Nolinski Paris
45 rooms, prices starting at €570 per night
16 avenue de l’Opéra, 75001 Paris
Official website 

4. Hôtel Grand Powers | Champs-Élysées, Paris 8th

Housed since 1920 in a Haussmann-style building on Rue François-Ier, this 5-star boutique hotel in central Paris has been given a new lease on life following a complete renovation in 2019. Far from radically transforming the space, the renovation cleverly focused on highlighting the existing heritage: the carved wooden staircase, marble fireplaces, molded ceilings, herringbone parquet floors, and the spectacular chandelier in the lobby were restored by artisans with the respect—and humility—demanded by the original architecture. The hotel has also been enriched with works commissioned from contemporary artists, which provide a more modern counterpoint to this highly classical architecture.

The 50 rooms and suites are spread across six floors: 18 Superior rooms, 19 Deluxe rooms, 12 Junior Suites, and a signature suite located on the top floor. Their sizes range from 20 m² for the Superior Rooms to 45 m² for the Junior Suites; with the largest suites offering 60 and 75 m², respectively. Some rooms feature a balcony or a view of the Eiffel Tower, while several connecting room configurations are available for family stays.

The decor blends various influences. Haussmann-style architecture harmonizes with 1950s Italian design—inspired in particular by Gio Ponti and Carlo Scarpa—through the use of marble, glass, brass, and furniture with clean lines. Velvet armchairs and thick curtains add a more British touch, echoing the hotel’s early Anglo-Saxon guests who once stopped here on their way to the finest hotels on the French Riviera.

When it comes to dining, Café 52 reimagines the great classics of the Parisian brasserie in a setting of marble, wood, and velvet, extended by a discreet terrace overlooking Rue François-Ier. At the bar, located beneath the lobby’s glass roof, the menu features signature cocktails and a selection of champagnes, all in an atmosphere reminiscent of the grand Parisian hotels of the 1920s. Finally, a spa located on the lower level features a jacuzzi, hammam, sauna, Holidermie treatment room, and a Technogym fitness center accessible 24 hours a day. A Clés d’Or concierge service and private transfers round out the amenities of this 5-star hotel in central Paris.

Grand Powers Hotel
50 rooms, rates starting at 806 euros per night 
52 rue François-Ier, 75008 Paris
Official website

5. SAX Paris Hotel | Champs de Mars, Paris 7th

Located near the Champ de Mars and the Eiffel Tower at 55 Avenue de Saxe, the Hôtel SAX Paris, LXR Hotels & Resorts, stands out as a vibrant and contemporary new luxury destination in the 7th arrondissement. More than just a 5-star hotel, the property is designed as a destination in its own right, featuring restaurants, a garden with a pool, a rooftop offering a 180° view of Paris, and an elegant, lively atmosphere that’s never stuffy. Opened in 2025 in a historic building dating back to 1899—the former Ségur telephone exchange, once staffed by the “telephone ladies”—the property, completely reimagined by La Compagnie de Phalsbourg, blends Parisian heritage, contemporary design, and an exclusive lifestyle.

The hotel features 118 rooms and suites, ranging from 24 to 150 m², divided into ten categories. Some offer views of the streets of the 7th arrondissement and Place de Breteuil, while others overlook the courtyard or garden, providing a more peaceful atmosphere. In the rooms, Venetian blinds filter the light, brushed brass accents the beds, white leather adorns the headboards, and caramel-colored armchairs add warmth to the overall decor. Dark wood, chrome mirrors concealing the televisions, and animal-print rugs come together to create a meticulously crafted decor, extending even into the bathrooms, which feature White Panda marble veined with black and white. Several connecting rooms have been designed for families and groups of friends. The most exclusive suites—including two Master Suites spanning up to 150 m²—extend this aesthetic into even more spacious settings.

When it comes to dining, the Hôtel SAX Paris offers a variety of experiences. On the first floor, Kinugawa Rive Gauche serves Japanese cuisine with a modern twist in a setting that blends natural wood, graphic mirrors, patinated bronze, and printed fabrics. The menu features the must-try dishes that have made Kinugawa’s reputation, including miso-marinated black cod, white truffle salmon taruto, and tuna tartare with caviar.

Night owls, take note: the venue also features a cocktail bar, where notes of yuzu and shiso add a twist to classic drinks. One floor up, the 350 m² rooftop attracts guests drawn as much by the view as by the atmosphere. With a view of the Eiffel Tower, DJ sets set the tone for long summer evenings.

Note: The hotel features a fitness club with Technogym cardio and strength training equipment available to hotel guests and members, as well as a wellness area including a sauna, hammam, and two treatment rooms where guests can enjoy signature treatments using the hotel’s own brand.

SAX Paris Hotel
118 rooms, rates starting at 1,285 euros per night
55 avenue de Saxe, 75007 Paris
Official website

6. Hôtel Montalembert | Saint-Germain-des-Prés | Paris 7th

Long before the term became a cliché in the hotel industry, the Montalembert pioneered the concept of the boutique hotel in 1926. Tucked away on a street next to the famous Rue du Bac, this bastion of the 7th arrondissement is not just a 5-star hotel; it is the historic headquarters of the Left Bank intelligentsia. In its cozy lounges, postwar writers and publishers reshaped the world, making this address in Saint-Germain-des-Prés a natural extension of the neighboring publishing houses.

Today, under the leadership of the B Signature group, architect Pascal Allaman is writing a new chapter. In the 50 rooms, luxury is all about thoughtful details—ebony parquet floors, bookshelves filled with antique books, and televisions concealed behind gilded frames.

The highlight is on the top floors, where the suites offer spectacular views of the Eiffel Tower and zinc rooftops, with some even featuring a freestanding bathtub facing the Paris skyline. Suite 82, designed by Anne Jousse, is a cosmopolitan pied-à-terre where Rietveld designs sit alongside objects sourced from around the world.

Life in the neighborhood comes together on the ground floor, where chef Cyril Russo serves up lively cuisine, ranging from upscale croque-monsieurs to fresh market vegetables. In 2024, the hotel added a mineral spa designed by Batiik Studio, offering a wide range of treatments. The Montalembert remains that Left Bank salon where people come for the breathtaking view over the zinc roofs and stay for the soul of Saint-Germain.

Hôtel Montalembert
50 rooms starting at €450 per night
3 rue de Montalembert, 75007 Paris
Official website 

7. Hôtel du Collectionneur | Parc Monceau, Paris 8th

Located across from Parc Monceau in the 8th arrondissement, the Hôtel du Collectionneur is a 5-star hotel with 496 rooms and suites inspired by Art Deco and the world of the great transatlantic liners of the 1930s. Its identity draws directly on the “Hôtel du Collectionneur” designed by Jacques-Émile Ruhlmann for the 1925 International Exhibition of Decorative Arts in Paris.

Completely renovated after seven years of work, the 5-star hotel with a swimming pool showcases iconic Art Deco materials—Macassar ebony, rosewood, marble, and bronze—and features several original pieces by Edgar Brandt, Suë and Mare, and Armand-Albert Rateau. In addition to its exceptional rooms and suites, restaurant, bar, and interior garden, the hotel features a 450 m² spa with an 18-meter heated indoor pool (a rarity for a luxury hotel in the heart of Paris), all just a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées.

Hôtel du Collectionneur Paris
496 rooms and suites, rates starting at 450 euros per night
51-57 rue de Courcelles, 75008 Paris
Hotel’s official website

8. Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal | 5-Star Boutique Hotel near the Louvre, Paris 1st

Just a stone’s throw from the Louvre, between the Palais-Royal gardens and Rue de Valois, the Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal’s greatest asset is its location: one of the most desirable in Paris. This 5-star boutique hotel in central Paris enjoys an exceptional location in the heart of historic Paris. The neighborhood is best explored on foot, from the Palais-Royal arcades to the Tuileries, with the Seine, the Opéra Garnier, and the department stores all within easy reach.

Behind this property—one of the four hotels in the Paristory Hôtels Collection, alongside the Grand Powers, the Plaza Tour Eiffel, and the Prince de Conti—lies a family story led by Alexandra and Julie Marang, who are carrying on the project initiated by their father, Gilles Marang. Renovated in 2021 by interior designer Léonora Beaubois, the 59 rooms and suites exude subtle Parisian chic: brushed oak, velvet, mineral tones, and custom-made furniture. We love: the stripes on the headboards and wallpaper, a nod to the famous Buren columns nearby.

The rooms, starting at 19 m², are bright and offer views of Place de Valois, Rue de Valois, or the inner courtyard. On the upper floors, some feature a small balcony with views of the Paris rooftops. Spanning the 6th and 7th floors as a duplex, the Eiffel Tower Suite covers 55 m², featuring a separate living room and a terrace overlooking the Louvre. Even more spacious, the Rooftop Suite offers 70 m² extended by a 25 m² terrace. Accessible via a private elevator, this Parisian-style apartment suite includes a dining room, a study, and a living room that opens onto the terrace through floor-to-ceiling windows. Oak hardwood floors, furniture by leading designers, and a Calacatta marble bathroom create a luxurious ambiance.

Overlooking the peaceful Place de Valois, Café 52 and its idyllic terrace are the realm of chef Maxime Raab, who champions seasonal cuisine where plant-based dishes, organic ingredients, and balanced plates take center stage. The restaurant has also been awarded two Écotable macarons, recognizing its rigorous sourcing practices. Another plus: numerous gluten-free, lactose-free, and vegan options, as well as a Sunday brunch with champagne that’s well worth the visit.

Good to know? In the basement, the Holidermie spa features a treatment room, a hammam, a sauna, a jacuzzi, and a Technogym-equipped fitness center. On the menu: facials, body scrubs, Californian, Balinese, Swedish, or Ayurvedic massages, foot reflexology, lymphatic drainage using the Renata França method, and massages for pregnant women.

Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal
59 rooms, rates starting at 986 euros per night
4 rue de Valois, 75001 Paris
Official website

9. Le Cinq Codet | Invalides, Paris 7th

Le Cinq Codet is tucked away on the corner of two side streets in the very upscale 7th arrondissement, at 5 Rue Codet, from which it takes its name. Rue de Grenelle is just a stone's throw away, and the Invalides can be seen from some of the rooms. This luxury hotel in Paris opened in a former telephone exchange dating from the 1930s; the striking building is shaped like the bow of an ocean liner. The decor is by Jean-Philippe Nuel, a French interior designer with extensive experience in the luxury hotel sector (Molitor, InterContinental Marseille Hôtel Dieu...).

Inside

From the very moment you step into the lobby, you’re struck by the delicacy and elegance of the setting. And what a sense of space, with its unobtrusive desks and contemporary sofas! The building features 67 rooms and suites. The 29 different room types all share one common feature: light and the ever-present light oak. The decor breaks with the conventions of the traditional hotel industry and is more akin to that of an apartment. No fewer than 400 works of art adorn the property. The boutique hotel aims to be a “Parisian pied-à-terre.” On the top floor, the private terraces are spectacular. From there, you can admire the Dôme des Invalides or the Eiffel Tower.

What about the common areas?

The attention to detail and finishing touches are perfect throughout the hotel. Le Cinq Codet boasts a chic restaurant, the aptly named "Chiquette," one of the finest dining spots near Les Invalides, which adjoins an informal bar-lounge area. Here, you can enjoy breakfast, club sandwiches, and other hotel menu classics at any time of day, as well as refined dishes such as this pan-fried sea bass with lemon, capers, and croutons, or crispy tempura baby squid with black garlic sauce. When the weather is nice, the patio is very pleasant, and lunch can be enjoyed in serene tranquility. The spa is intimate, featuring a herbal tea room, a massage room for two, a hammam, and a fitness area. The wellness area features a surprising outdoor Jacuzzi—a rarity in Paris.

Le Cinq Codet Hotel, Restaurant & Spa
67 rooms, starting at €469 per night.
5 Rue Louis Codet, 75007 Paris

10. Hôtel Fouquet's Paris | Champs-Élysées, Paris 8th

At the corner of the Champs-Élysées and Avenue George V in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, the Barrière Group has established its luxury hotel above the legendary Brasserie Fouquet’s, a favorite haunt of movie stars since the 1930s. This luxury hotel in Paris had to live up to the reputation of the famous restaurant—a glamorous destination renowned worldwide for its red velvet and photographs by Studio Harcourt. The challenge was met with flying colors by this splendid establishment, which has everything it takes to charm a discerning clientele.

The décor plays a major role in creating the chic, Parisian ambience. Designed by Jacques Garcia, it is contemporary and almost minimalist, contrasting with Garcia’s usual passion for Grand Siècle tapestries and gilded woodwork. The 101 elegant rooms and suites at Fouquet’s Paris, decorated in shades of beige and gold, feature marble bathrooms. Some rooms boast a breathtaking view of the Arc de Triomphe, adding an extra touch of luxury to guests’ stays.

The dining options are another highlight of the hotel. Brasserie Fouquet’s continues to attract food lovers from around the world. Adjacent to the charming interior garden, Le Joy restaurant offers a menu that is 100% “Made in France,” showcasing the expertise of local producers. In the basement, the spa is a first-rate oasis of well-being. It features a 15-meter pool, where guests can relax with products and expertise from the Japanese brand Decorté, as well as makeup techniques from the renowned Studio Harcourt.

What sets it apart? Its rooftop and Le Joy bar, offering a trendy Parisian experience with panoramic views of the City of Light. We also love the interior garden, perfect for relaxing just a stone’s throw from the bustle of the Champs-Élysées.

Hotel Fouquet’s Paris
101 rooms, starting at €1,015 per night
46 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris

11. Hôtel Costes Castiglione | Rue Saint-Honoré, Paris 1st

The Hôtel Costes is the legendary establishment on Rue Saint-Honoré, one of the most beautiful hotels in the 1st arrondissement. Jean-Louis Costes expanded the Lotti—the former residence of the Duke of Westminster—to create 35 suites of exceptional size and spaciousness. The interior design was entrusted to Christian Liaigre (who passed away in 2020). He envisioned a minimalist and timeless atmosphere, in contrast to the aesthetic of the Hôtel Costes that Jacques Garcia had established nearly 30 years earlier. The Costes Castiglione extension has its own entrance on Rue de Castiglione and a separate lobby. To enjoy the bar or restaurant, guests will visit the “Costes Saint-Honoré” areas.

Hôtel Costes Castiglione
35 rooms, prices starting at €1.00 per night
7 rue de Castiglione, 75001 Paris

12. Hotel Hana | Opéra, Paris 2nd

The latest addition to the Adresses Hôtels collection, the Hana combines Haussmannian refinement and Japanese delicacy just a stone’s throw from the Opéra Garnier. Laura Gonzalez has designed 26 rooms and suites with a muted decor, where soothing colors and graphic lines combine to create an atmosphere of contemplation. The Hanabi restaurant, run by a Franco-Japanese duo, reinvents contemporary cuisine through subtle creations, while the emerald raku ceramic bar attracts travelers and Parisian insiders alike. Below, a spa—a rarity in the neighborhood—features a water lily-inspired pool, Japanese-inspired treatments, and counter-current swimming.

Hotel Hana
26 rooms, prices starting at €499 per night
18 rue du Quatre-Septembre, 75002 Paris

13. Saint James Paris | Avenue Foch, Paris 16th

This former private mansion is located in the heart of Paris’s “beaux quartiers,” just off Avenue Foch and not far from Place de l’Étoile. Inside, Laura Gonzalez has enhanced the neoclassical architecture to create a haven of timeless Parisian chic. Guests are pampered by Clefs d'Or concierges. At the Bellefeuille restaurant, the gourmet menu is crafted by Chef Grégory Garimbay and has been awarded one star in the Michelin Guide. At the bar, you’ll find a hushed, “so British” atmosphere, where you can sip a cocktail surrounded by antique leather-bound books in the spacious library. At the spa, treatments are provided by Guerlain, and guests can relax in the serene garden.

Saint James Paris
56 rooms, starting at €743 per night
5 Place du Chancelier Adenauer, 75116 Paris

14. Hotel Norman | Champs-Élysées, Paris 8th

Recently opened just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, the Hotel Norman pays tribute to the modernism of Norman Ives, a leading figure in American design in the 1960s. The atmosphere is decidedly welcoming, featuring a cocktail bar, a sake collection, and a fireplace surrounded by vintage sofas. The 37 rooms and suites at this luxury hotel in Paris offer a cozy ambiance, with some boasting spectacular views of the Eiffel Tower. The Thiou restaurant, run by chef Apiradee Thirakomen, offers inventive cuisine that blends French and Thai influences. In the basement, the Omnisens spa rounds out the experience with nature-inspired treatments and high-quality facilities.

Hotel Norman
37 rooms, prices starting at €525 per night
9 rue Balzac, 75008 Paris

15. Le Pavillon de la Reine | Place des Vosges, Paris 3rd

This luxury hotel in Paris is located behind the famous arcades of Place des Vosges, the oldest square in Paris. This timeless hotel takes its name from Anne of Austria, Queen of France. This charming 5-star retreat on the Right Bank features 56 rooms and welcomes guests from around the world, drawn by the discreet luxury and romantic atmosphere of the place. The spa features a fitness room, a jacuzzi, and a hammam, while the Anne restaurant offers a delightful gastronomic experience, best enjoyed on sunny days on the idyllic terrace, reminiscent of a secret garden in the heart of the Marais. The restaurant has been awarded one star in the Michelin Guide.

Le Pavillon de la Reine
56 rooms, rates starting at €546 per night
28 Place des Vosges, 75003 Paris

16. Hotel 9Confidentiel | Marais, Paris 4th

This unique luxury boutique hotel is located on Rue du Roi de Sicile in the Marais district, just a short walk from City Hall. The Art Deco façade with elegant bow windows conceals 29 rooms on six floors (including three suites). Designer Philippe Starck envisioned it as “a delightful little imaginary jewelry box” with a timeless atmosphere. On the ground floor, guests can enjoy a cocktail at the bar—choosing from the Eva, the Béatrice, or the Yvette—to be savored by the fireplace in one of the lounges or on the charming outdoor patio.

9Confidentiel
29 rooms, prices starting at €497 per night
58 rue du Roi de Sicile, 75004 Paris

17. Relais Christine | Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris 6th

This luxury boutique hotel in Paris has 48 rooms (including 21 suites) and is housed in a former residence in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, built on the ruins of the Abbaye des Grands-Augustins. Inside, the classic, romantic decor evokes the atmosphere of a family home. In the spa, guests can enjoy exceptional Guerlain treatments beneath stone vaults. The lounge is perfect for a drink, a cup of tea, or a light snack. The hotel features a pleasant tree-lined courtyard with romantic swings and small lounges, nestled in a green oasis in the heart of Paris.

18. Lancaster Hotel | Champs-Élysées, Paris 8th

Also just a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées and Place de l’Étoile, this 5-star hotel was renovated in 2020 by Studio Jean-Philippe Nuel, blending a variety of influences: early 20th-century architecture, antique furniture, and contemporary touches. The rooms and suites are arranged around a central Zen garden. The Restaurant Monsieur offers a dining experience worthy of a grand private residence. At the Marlène Bar, illuminated by a majestic glass ceiling, guests can enjoy a drink in an Art Deco atmosphere. During the warmer months, guests can enjoy the patio tucked away behind the bar—a pleasant green oasis with a fountain—where the hotel’s 100th anniversary will be celebrated.

Lancaster Paris Hotel
44 rooms, rates starting at 422 euros per night
7 rue de Berri, 75008 Paris

19. Monsieur George Hotel & Spa | Champs-Élysées, Paris 8th

Located on Rue Washington, just a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées, this boutique hotel features a Haussmann-style façade, and beautifully crafted Art Deco doors mark the entrance to the hotel and its 46 rooms and suites, some of which offer lovely panoramic views of the Paris rooftops, the Eiffel Tower, or the Sacré-Cœur. The decor blends French, English, and Eastern influences. At the bar, the menu draws inspiration from the aromatic herbs grown on Monsieur George’s patio. The Galanga restaurant opens onto a bucolic terrace where the dishes take you on a culinary journey through Asia. In the basement, the wellness area beneath the vaulted ceilings offers holistic treatments from the Lymfea brand. 

Monsieur George Hotel & Spa
43 rooms, rates starting at 400 euros per night
17 rue Washington, 75008 Paris

20. Hotel Bowmann | Boulevard Haussmann, Paris 8th

Behind its charming Haussmann-style facade with continuous balconies, this boutique hotel on Boulevard Haussmann features 48 rooms and 5 suites. The largest, at 100 m², offers a huge terrace with a panoramic view and a jacuzzi. The decor draws inspiration from classic Haussmann-style apartments with numerous modern touches, while the marble bathrooms are designed to resemble artists’ dressing rooms. At the 99 Haussmann restaurant, Chef Loic Trobrillant serves up expertly prepared cuisine, which guests can enjoy in the cozy dining room or on the lovely terrace. A bar featuring signature cocktails and a Terraké France spa round out the hotel’s offerings. 

Hotel Bowmann
53 rooms, rates starting at 489 euros per night
99 Boulevard Haussmann, 75008 Paris

21. Maison Bréguet | Bastille, Paris 11th

The luxury hotel Maison Bréguet is located just a stone’s throw from the Bastille and offers travelers an intimate setting with 50 guest rooms and a 115-square-meter apartment available for exclusive use. Some rooms even feature private terraces. The ultra-refined, bright, and sophisticated decor was designed by the Sagrada architecture studio. 

Here, every detail has been carefully considered, from the film playlist to the musical and literary programming. The small spa is an oasis of well-being featuring a pool, sauna, steam room, and fitness center. 

Maison Bréguet
50 rooms, rates starting at 405 euros per night
8 rue Bréguet, 75011 Paris

22. Burgundy Paris | Madeleine, Paris 1st

The decor of this hotel, located at the corner of Rue Duphot and Rue Saint-Honoré, draws inspiration from the Art Deco period, with numerous paintings, lithographs, and other black-and-white photographs lending it a slightly “artsy” feel. Guests in the 59 rooms (including 8 suites) have access to Clefs d’Or concierges and a Susanne Kaufmann spa with a pool. When it comes to dining, you can enjoy delicious pastries under the glass roof of the winter garden, sip a cognac at the bar of this chic hotel, or embark on a culinary journey at Mylo Levin’s Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Baudelaire.

Burgundy Paris 
59 rooms, rates starting at 700 euros per night
6–8 rue Duphot, 75001 Paris

23. Château Voltaire | Palais Royal , Paris 1st

A collaborative project led by Thierry Gillier, this private mansion in the 1st arrondissement, located between the Opéra and the Tuileries, successfully blends historic tradition with Parisian lifestyle. The charm of the historic buildings and the elegance of the 32 sleek rooms—designed by the Festen duo—combine to make this 5-star hotel a warm and cozy retreat, very popular with fashionistas during Fashion Week. . Brasserie l’Emil, the Coquille d’Or bar, and the wellness area round out the experience in the spirit of Château Voltaire.

Château Voltaire
32 rooms, starting at €500 per night.
55 Rue St Roch, 75001 Paris

24. Le Narcisse Blanc Hotel and Spa | Invalides, Paris 7th

Paying homage to the early 20th-century muse Cléo de Mérode, this 5-star hotel offers a stay that combines modernity, romance, and relaxation. This gem in the heart of the Invalides district blends modern comfort with historic charm; all 37 rooms and suites at Le Narcisse Blanc are decorated in a monochromatic palette of beige and brown, featuring beautiful wall moldings and gilded light fixtures that enhance their elegance. The menu at the Cléo restaurant, created by Chef Alexandre Semperé, features impeccable ingredients and spices from around the world. Relaxation is guaranteed at the Anne Semonin spa and by the pool.

Le Narcisse Blanc Hotel and Spa
37 rooms, starting at €527 per night.
19 Boulevard de la Tour-Maubourg, 75007 Paris

25. Bvlgari Hotel Paris | Golden Triangle, Paris 8th 

Located right in the heart of the Golden Triangle, the Bvlgari Hotel Paris is the seventh property of the Rome-based jeweler—owned by LVMH—following locations in Milan, Bali, London, Beijing, Dubai, and Shanghai. Featuring 76 rooms and suites—including the spectacular 1,000 m² Bvlgari Penthouse opening onto a hanging garden—the brand enlisted the architectural firm Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel to blend sumptuous Italian interiors (tapestries, wood paneling, floor-to-ceiling windows) with a Parisian-style façade made of light-colored stone. The menu at Il Ristorante, created by chef Niko Romito, features refined cuisine that showcases the best of Italian terroir.

Bvlgari Hotel Paris
76 rooms, rates starting at 1,808 per night
30 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris