Paris: The Best Hotels on the Champs-Élysées

1. Monsieur George Hotel & Spa, a design oasis just a stone's throw from the Champs

Tucked away on the quiet Rue Washington, just a few meters from the Champs-Élysées, Monsieur George is a popular destination for those seeking tranquility and sophistication in the heart of Paris. This exclusive five-star hotel features a bold aesthetic designed by Anouska Hempel, a former actress turned internationally renowned interior designer. In an elegantly theatrical setting, the hotel’s atmosphere is hushed and sensual: black marble, lacquered wood, airy sheers, golden lights, and deep tones blend in subtle harmony. The 46 rooms, each unique, invite you on a journey without moving, with their nods to Moroccan riads, Japanese Zen houses, or English clubs. Some feature balconies overlooking the rooftops of Paris.

The experience continues in the common areas, notably at the Galanga restaurant, located on the first floor and featuring a delightful patio. This secret garden, lined with greenery, becomes one of the restaurant’s greatest assets when the weather is nice. The Asian-inspired menu offers light, sophisticated, and aromatic cuisine, combining fresh ingredients, delicate sauces, and masterful preparation. It’s ideal for a business lunch near the Champs-Élysées or a more intimate dinner in a peaceful setting.

Finally, the Spa by Lymfea, nestled in the hotel’s cellars, offers a rare experience in Paris: care for both body and mind in a space that is both rustic and intimate. Hammam, energy treatments, customized massages, and natural products with powerful active ingredients make up a holistic menu designed to help discerning travelers reconnect with their inner energy. A premier destination for those seeking to combine refinement, discretion, and well-being just a stone’s throw from the world’s most beautiful avenue.

Monsieur George Hotel & Spa
46 rooms, starting at 712 euros
17 rue Washington, 75008 Paris

2. Hôtel de Sers, a small palace among our favorite hotels near the Champs-Élysées

What is the hotel like? Behind an elegant façade on Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie, the Hôtel de Sers preserves the spirit of a 19th-century travelers’ hotel while embracing its contemporary identity. Part of the family-owned B Signature Hotels & Resorts group, this boutique luxury hotel has successfully revitalized its design while preserving its essence. Located just a few minutes’ walk from the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne, and the Eiffel Tower, the Hôtel de Sers boasts a prime location for a cultural weekend in Paris.

Built in the 19th century in the Belle Époque style, the building was designed as an aristocratic residence with majestic proportions: a monumental staircase, an entrance designed for carriages, and opulent facades. Renovated in 2025, notably by Pascal Allaman, this discreet five-star hotel combines Haussmannian heritage, understated design, and high-end hospitality. Upon entering, a 22-meter gallery pays tribute to the lineage of the Marquis de Sers, the property’s former owner. The 43 rooms and 9 suites, which are particularly bright, offer intimate luxury, featuring light oak woodwork, Dedar and Nobilis fabrics, geometric carpets, and curved furniture… and the icing on the cake: nearly half of them offer breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower.

On the 7th and 8th floors, the three Signature Suites—the Eiffel Suite (60 m² with 2 terraces), the Panoramic Suite (55 m² with a 20 m² terrace), and the Marquis Apartment (75 m², accommodating up to 4 people)—offer a truly residential experience. These appealing features, combining luxury amenities with an intimate setting, have earned the hotel the nickname “The Baby Palace” in the press.

Why visit? The wellness experience continues in a spa featuring a sauna, gym, and treatment room in partnership with Calma Paris. We particularly love that you can enjoy an authentic Thai massage on a table or a 60- to 75-minute kobido massage.

The restaurant? The 25-seat restaurant offers a seasonal, convivial, and colorful menu, curated by Chef Stefano Stafie (former sous-chef to Alain Taudon at the two-Michelin-starred restaurant L’Orangerie at the Hotel George V and to Chef Thomas Keller at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Per Se in New York). It welcomes guests to a leafy patio—a true haven of peace covering 60 m² under a glass roof that opens up to the Paris sky on sunny days. Exceptional. The S’Bar, open daily, offers 44 m² of cozy ambiance, centered around a white marble bar and an impressive cocktail menu.

Committed to sustainability, the hotel has been awarded the Green Key certification and incorporates eco-friendly practices at every level: reuse of furniture, ethically sourced guest amenities, and reduced energy consumption. A refined and thoughtful destination, just a stone’s throw from the Champs-Élysées and the luxury boutiques on Avenue Montaigne.

The added bonus? The venue features several versatile spaces, ideal for a corporate seminar in Paris. Between the light-filled glass-roofed room and the cozy, charming Salon Marquis, nearly 180 m² of space is available for guests to enjoy a sit-down dinner or an elegant cocktail reception.

Hôtel de Sers
52 rooms, starting at 789 euros
41 avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie, 75008 Paris
hoteldesers-paris.com/fr

3. Hôtel Vernet | A 5-star retreat near the Champs-Élysées

What’s the hotel like? Less than a five-minute walk from the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe lies this hidden gem of a 5-star hotel in Paris’s 8th arrondissement. Housed in a Haussmann-style building, it combines a prime location with a precious sense of tranquility, away from the hustle and bustle of the street. The interior design by François Champsaur blends Art Deco elegance—featuring a spectacular Gustave Eiffel-designed glass roof and original marble—with a more contemporary touch, enhanced by numerous works of art.

Throughout the 41 light-filled rooms and 9 suites, oak wood defines the spaces, adorns the walls, and accentuates the delicate moldings. Couples particularly enjoy staying in the 30- to 35-square-meter Executive Rooms with furnished private balconies offering unobstructed views of the Paris rooftops; while families can make themselves at home in one of the Prestige Suites (55 square meters with a balcony), Family Suite (70 m², accommodating up to 5 people), or the Three-Bedroom Suite (120 m², perfect for a group of 6 adults and 2 children). The latter consists of several connecting rooms, ensuring a pleasant level of privacy.

Why stay here? The particularly attentive welcome for children—surprises upon arrival, little touches in the room, balloons…—also delights parents, with babysitting services, a crib, a bottle warmer, and a high chair available. One of our favorite family-friendly hotels in Paris.

Dining? At Restaurant Le V, Chef Baldassare Mazzara serves Mediterranean fusion cuisine inspired by his Sicilian roots and extensive travels. The dishes, crafted around seasonal ingredients, are served beneath the Gustave Eiffel glass roof. After a starter of cuttlefish, green gazpacho, and potato chips, indulge in a sea bream fillet, accompanied by a saffron-infused bouillabaisse sauce made with rockfish, squid, mussels, and melt-in-your-mouth potatoes, before finishing with a Sicilian almond parfait, chocolate sauce, and caramelized tuile. Evenings end on a high note at the luxury hotel’s bar, over a glass of champagne or a signature cocktail beneath the ceiling, which is graced by a work by Jean-Michel Alberola.

The little extra? While the hotel doesn’t have a spa per se, you can book a treatment, a massage, or a hair appointment in your room. There’s also a bright fitness area on the first floor, where you can book a personal training session.

Hôtel Vernet, Champs-Élysées
50 rooms, rates starting at 506 euros per night
25 rue Vernet, Paris 8th arrondissement
Hotel’s official website

4. Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet's Paris | The Grand Hotel by Barrière

With a name renowned worldwide, Le Fouquet's Paris is the last great Parisian luxury hotel still owned by a French family. The 101 elegant rooms and suites, redecorated in 2017 by Jacques Garcia—just like the rest of the hotel—offer, in some cases, breathtaking views of the Arc de Triomphe. The dining options include the legendary eponymous brasserie, whose menu is curated by three-star chef Pierre Gagnaire, and the unique Le Joy, which was completely renovated in 2019 and offers a 100% “Made in France” menu showcasing the expertise of French producers. Finally, this legendary venue promises a haven of serenity in the heart of Paris with its magnificent Diane Barrière spa and its large swimming pool—the largest in the Champs-Élysées district.

What do we like best? The rooftop bar Le Marta for a trendy Parisian experience, and the garden—a haven of peace just a stone’s throw from the bustle of the Champs-Élysées.

Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet’s Paris
81 rooms, starting at €700 per night.
46 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris

5. Grand Powers | The gem of the Golden Triangle, just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées

In the heart of the Golden Triangle, near Avenue Montaigne and just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, lies this gem of 1920s hospitality, tastefully renovated by architects Vincent Bastie and Arnaud Bezhadi of the Artefak firm, and interior designer Cathy Crinon. Behind the stone facade and ornate balconies of this former telecommunications center, the materials and fabrics are luxurious—lacquered paint, aged brass, marble, oak and walnut, velvet and silk—with different colors on each floor: powder pink, celadon green, or blue. The furniture in the lobby, the Café 52 restaurant, and the 50 rooms and suites has been specially designed to pay homage to the design trends of the past 100 years, such as the lacquered, articulated headboards.

This luxury boutique hotel is committed to promoting healthy living. Chef Maxime Raab offers balanced dishes at Café 52—including vegetarian, gluten-free, and lactose-free options—and the rooms are equipped with yoga mats and a selection of organic and natural herbal teas. But the ultimate in well-being can be found at the intimate Spa Thala, entirely clad in marble and available for private hire upon request, featuring an XXL jacuzzi, a hammam, a sauna, a fitness room, and a treatment room where you can enjoy Holidermie treatments or body massages: Californian, Swedish, Balinese, or even Ayurvedic...

In short? One of our favorite spots in the Champs-Élysées district, thanks to the hotel’s “boutique hotel” vibe combined with its legendary history, its trendy dining options, and its focus on wellness.

Our favorite? With their spacious layout and high ceilings, the rooms at the Grand Powers are among the largest in the Champs-Élysées neighborhood. While all the rooms are comfortable, we prefer the Prestige Junior Suite category for its incredible sense of space and views of Paris. Unless, of course, you treat yourself to the ultimate luxury of the signature L’Elégante suite, nestled on the top floor of the hotel in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, featuring a separate living room, double windows, and views of the Eiffel Tower. 

Grand Powers Hotel
50 keys, from €430 per night.
52 Rue François 1er, 75008 Paris

6. Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel | The Iconic Concorde Palace

Built in the 18th century to symbolize the power of Louis XV’s kingdom, the Hôtel de Crillon stands proudly on the Place de la Concorde. Renovated in 2017, it harmoniously blends period style with state-of-the-art comfort, whether in its 124 rooms —including 36 suites and 10 signature suites—or in its ultra-chic spa, featuring walls covered in celadon and gold ceramics by Peter Lane and a “jewel” pool adorned with 17,600 golden scales. The dining options include Nonos, Paul Pairet’s French-style grill; La Cave, the Hôtel de Crillon’s private dining room; Les Ambassadeurs bar; tea time at the Jardin d’Hiver, featuring pastries by Matthieu Carlin; and Butterfly Pâtisserie, a new gourmet destination dedicated to contemporary creations, seasonal desserts, sweet treats, and chocolates.

Favorite? The signature “Grands Appartements” suite, decorated by Karl Lagerfeld, where the French art de vivre meets opulence.

Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel
78 rooms, starting at €800 per night.
10 Place de la Concorde, 75008 Paris

7. Le Méridien Paris Arc de Triomphe | The contemporary, jazzy 4-star hotel

Not far from the world’s most beautiful avenue, Le Méridien Paris Arc de Triomphe—part of the Marriott group—is located across from the Palais des Congrès de Paris. This 4-star hotel features a contemporary, artistic decor. In the lobby, your eye is immediately drawn to the immense modern chandelier—composed of three large suspended circles of light—and to the organic works of art adorning the walls. This is where you’ll find the Méridien HUB, a space where travelers are invited to meet and exchange ideas.

In total, this hotel near the Champs-Élysées boasts no fewer than 1,025 rooms, including 22 suites designed by Jean-Philippe Nuel. Comfortable and elegant, adorned with refined wood furnishings, they feature exclusive “Le Méridien” beds and unobstructed natural light from adjacent buildings. A truly Parisian decor! On the upper floors, LM Club-designated rooms offer unlimited access to the LM Club Lounge, a space that opens onto the patio and serves breakfast and snacks throughout the day. The LM Café bar and LM Bistro restaurant round out the dining options. And let’s not forget the legendary Jazz Club Étoile. Enjoy a drink or a French-inspired meal while taking in one of the live concerts held several evenings a week. Romance guaranteed.

The bonus? As with all Le Méridien properties affiliated with cultural centers, this hotel has partnered with the Arc de Triomphe to enhance its guests’ stay. Guests with a “Unlock Art” room key will receive an invitation to visit the monument.

Le Méridien Paris Arc de Triomphe
1,025 rooms, starting at 394 euros
81 Boulevard Gouvion Saint-Cyr, 75017 Paris

8. Hôtel du Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées | The neighborhood's 4-star Art Deco hotel

This building, constructed in 1850 and expanded in the 1920s with three additional floors and an elegant Art Deco facade—whose period glass canopy has been preserved—underwent major renovation work in 2018. The interior design of the Hôtel du Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées embodies all the hallmarks of the 1920s: marble floors and elegant green velvet armchairs in the lobby, a play of mirrors on the walls, and an impressive library chronicling the history of Paris... As for the 36 rooms, each boasts a unique design: one features striped wallpaper dotted with portholes, drawing inspiration from the aesthetics of transatlantic ocean liner cabins. Another resembles a refined boudoir, with luxurious fabrics and prints inspired by erotic illustrations from the 1920s. The basement of this 4-star hotel features a wellness area with a 13-meter swimming pool, a traditional hammam, and lounge chairs.

Good to know? The hotel’s “kid-friendly” approach, featuring family-friendly rooms, a welcome pack for children, and a babysitting service.

Hôtel du Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées
36 rooms, starting at €250 per night.
10 Rue de Ponthieu, 75008 Paris

9. La Réserve Paris Hôtel & Spa | The most exclusive of Parisian palaces

Formerly the residence of the Duke of Morny, La Réserve Paris —a sister property to the hotels of the same name in Geneva, Ramatuelle, and Zurich—exudes the elegance of a French home, from the lounge with its upholstered sofas and Second Empire decor, which serves as the lobby, to the corridors lined with wood paneling finished in a Cordoba leather style. The Grand Palais is just a stone’s throw away, and its glass roof can be seen from any of the 40 rooms and suites redecorated by Jacques Garcia with fine fabrics and stylish furnishings. The smallest of the twelve Parisian palaces also features a cozy, intimate smoking room overlooking a small tree-lined courtyard, a spa with a 16-meter swimming pool and hammam, the Le Gaspard bar with a double terrace, and two restaurants led by chef Jérôme Banctel: Le Gabriel, with two Michelin stars, and La Pagode de Cos, the hotel’s second restaurant, offering a wonderful introduction to Jérôme Banctel’s cuisine.

Favorite spot? The library, with 3,000 books arranged on dark wooden shelves, in an intimate atmosphere featuring mirrors, plush sofas, and subtly subdued lighting.

La Réserve Paris Hotel & Spa
From €850 per night.
42 Avenue Gabriel, 75008 Paris

10. citizenM Paris Champs-Élysées | Affordable luxury on the Champs-Élysées

Following locations at Gare de Lyon, Roissy-CDG Airport, and La Défense, the Dutch brand citizenM—a pioneer in the new-generation (business) hotel sector—is continuing its expansion in France with the September 2021 opening of its fourth property at 128 Rue La Boétie, less than 50 meters from the Champs-Élysées and Galeries Lafayette, which opened in 2019. The “affordable luxury” model envisioned by the brand remains unchanged: offering high-end services at affordable prices. The hotel’s colorful, contemporary design features, as always, an oversized lobby designed as a grand salon, a 24-hour hybrid “grocery store,” 151 rooms, and a rooftop. Finally, citizenM spoils its business clientele with its “Global Passport,” a subscription program that allows companies and their employees to stay as often as they like at citizenM locations around the world—New York, London, Copenhagen, and more.

Favorite? citizenM’s must-haves: rooms with super-comfortable king-size beds, free VOD, and the “MoodPad” for electronically controlling lighting, temperature, and volume...

CitizenM Champs-Élysées
151 rooms, starting at 170€ per night.
128 Rue de la Boétie, 75008 Paris

11. Lancaster Paris Hotel | An oasis of serenity just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées

Just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées, this luxury hotel, renovated in 2020 by Studio Jean-Philippe Nuel (Molitor, Cinq Codet, InterContinental Marseille and Lyon, Sofitel Rome...), boasts unique early 1900s architecture, featuring an elegant blend of classic and modern styles. The rooms and suites, decorated with luxurious fabrics, are arranged around a central Zen garden. At the Monsieur Lancaster restaurant, Chef Sébastien Giroud brings sunshine to the plate with a regional theme for each month: Corsica in June, the South of France in July and August. You can also enjoy a drink at the Marlène bar, whose Art Deco atmosphere is highlighted by the half-moon bar and majestic glass ceiling. 

Favorite spot? The Patio, hidden behind the bar—a lush, unexpected terrace with seating for 30, offering a moment of tranquility as you’re lulled by the sound of the fountain.

Lancaster Paris Hotel
54 rooms, starting at 375€ per night.
7 Rue de Berri, 75008 Paris

12. Pley Hotel | The contemporary 4-star hotel that is revitalizing the neighborhood

This music-themed 4-star hotel—whose name refers both to the verb “play” and to the nearby Salle Pleyel concert hall—immerses guests in a vintage atmosphere inspired by the history of music in general and radio in particular: archival photographs from Europe 1, vintage radios, vintage advertising posters, and even a recording studio in the basement. The 100 rooms and suites are called Pleyrooms, while the restaurant and bar make up the Pleyground, which is designed to host concerts.

Pley Hotel Paris 
From €160 per night.
214 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris

13. Le Royal Monceau - Raffles Paris | The Parisian palace redesigned by Philippe Starck

This legendary luxury hotel, which opened in 1928, was completely redesigned by Philippe Starck in 2010, unveiling a brand-new décor after several years of extensive work. While preserving the spirit of the place—black bricks, colorful stained-glass windows, and a “mirror-finish” staircase adorned with multiple chandeliers—the star of the design embraced modernity to attract a new generation of guests. Art and culture take center stage here, with a contemporary art gallery, an art bookstore, and anArt Concierge service. And a collection of 300 works of art is displayed throughout the palace, including 85 rooms, 61 suites, and 3 presidential suites. In addition, there are two restaurants offering contemporary, cosmopolitan cuisine: Matsuhisa Paris by the famous Japanese chef Nobu and Il Carpaccio, a renowned Italian restaurant awarded a Michelin star. As for the Bar Long, a tribute to its namesake at Singapore’s legendary Raffles, it’s the place to be for a cocktail before or after dinner. Finally, the My Blend by Clarins spa—a veritable paradise of over 1,500 m² of immaculate white décor—boasts a 23-meter-long pool, one of the largest hotel pools in the capital.

What do we like best? Le Royal Monceau is the only hotel to feature a 99-seat private screening room, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and extraordinarily plush armchairs—so you can leave Netflix behind and rediscover your love for the art of cinema.

Le Royal Monceau - Raffles Paris
149 rooms, starting at €825 per night.
37 Avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris

13. Marriott Champs-Élysées | Spectacular atrium and couture-inspired guest rooms

Located at number 70 on the sunny side of the world’s most beautiful avenue, the Marriott Champs-Élysées is a luxury hotel in the 8th arrondissement. With its Haussmann-style façade, this five-star hotel features a vast atrium beneath a glass dome. This architectural masterpiece features a marble floor and a lounge with blue armchairs at its center, where the reception’s wooden counters are nestled between elegant stone columns. This timeless chic is the common thread running through the 192 rooms and suites, redesigned in 2009, with herringbone parquet flooring and marble bathrooms. Every piece of furniture and object is perfectly placed in these spaces, free from unnecessary frills. The balconies of certain rooms offer unbeatable views of the capital, where you can admire the Eiffel Tower and the rooftops of Paris. All rooms overlooking the Champs-Élysées were renovated last year by the architectural firm Muza Lab, paying homage to the famous Parisian fashion houses. Contemporary luxury is reflected in objects inspired by crochet and the art of couture, featuring high studded leather headboards, sleek solid-colored cushions, and Italian marble bathrooms enhanced by a sophisticated gray color palette.

Which room should you book? The Royal Atrium suite overlooks the glass roof of the entrance hall and is bathed in natural light, amplified by the cupola. And what a pleasure it is to enjoy brunch at the buffet, which offers savory dishes, a fine selection of homemade pastries, and—to our delight—a pasta station where dishes are cooked directly inside a wheel of Parmesan cheese. Not to mention the Cira restaurant with a terrace (opening in May 2026), which offers a menu with Mediterranean influences.

Marriott Champs-Élysées
192 rooms, starting at 922 euros
70 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008 Paris

14. Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe

The pitch? Tucked away on a quiet, intimate street in the heart of Paris stands the magnificent Haussmann-style building that houses the Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe. Just a stone's throw from the historic monument of the same name, this 5-star hotel embodies all the hallmarks of Parisian luxury, with its understated elegance, exacting standards, and sophistication. Located near the capital’s finest attractions and one of the world’s most beautiful avenues, the Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe is the ideal destination for a top-tier leisure and cultural getaway.

The rooms? The ivory and beige accents in each of the hotel’s rooms and suites make them feel like sumptuous cocoons. As if inside a jewel box, guests enjoy both a unique view over the rooftops of Paris and a meticulously designed interior by the iconic interior designer, Andrée Putman. The Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe also features several magnificent apartments, allowing families to enjoy a private stay in spaces up to 77 m².

The little extra? Les Cocottes, the Parisian bistro by Christian Constant. In a wood-paneled, contemporary setting, the chef from southwestern France offers cuisine that reflects who he is and what he loves, blending generosity and authenticity. Each dish celebrates the French terroir he loves so much, but with a touch of modernity that only great chefs of his stature know how to achieve. Special mention should be made of the “Chou farci au homard” and the “Mont blanc à la crème de marron.”

Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe
124 rooms, starting at 858 euros per night
14 Rue Beaujon, 75008 Paris