The Best Hotels in Paris’s 17th Arrondissement: Romantic, Lifestyle, Design…

1. Eldorado | A bohemian guesthouse tucked away behind the Batignolles

On the quiet Rue des Dames, just a stone’s throw from Boulevard des Batignolles, the beige and almost unremarkable facade of the Eldorado gives no hint of what lies behind its walls. Yet once you pass the 17th-century restaurant on the ground floor, the setting changes dramatically. A vast interior patio comes into view, filled with rosebushes, camellias, palm trees, and hydrangeas.

A true green oasis where the terrace comes to life on sunny days. Above, windows with green shutters house 26 rooms with old-world charm, adorned with Victorian drapes, wall sconces inspired by the Roaring Twenties, and hardwood floors that creak with every step. The atmosphere feels more like a country house than a Parisian hotel, with the chirping of birds providing the background soundtrack. Some rooms even feature a terrace, notably the Sapphire Suite, which includes a sauna with a view of the Eiffel Tower.

What sets it apart? The Eldorado restaurant, which has become a popular destination far beyond the hotel’s guests. People come here first thing in the morning for a Parisian breakfast of toast and pastries, at lunchtime to enjoy a thick-cut salmon fillet or beef tartare on the terrace, and in the evening for comforting French cuisine, ranging from rigatoni with morel mushrooms to veal blanquette.

Good to know? Tucked away at the far end of the tree-lined courtyard is a small, detached cottage housing the hotel’s most secluded rooms: the Jardin Deluxe. They offer a soothing view of the gardens and access to the cottage’s library lounge. A countryside weekend getaway is guaranteed.

Eldorado
26 rooms and suites, prices starting at 220 euros
18 rue des Dames, Paris 17th arrondissement

2. La Fondation | A contemporary 5-star hotel between Batignolles and Parc Monceau

The latest 5-star hotel to open in the 17th arrondissement, La Fondation opened its doors in May 2025. Located on the edge of Batignolles and Parc Monceau, this building with its modern, almost futuristic façade is actually much more than just a hotel. Inside, the brutalist decor was designed by the Roman & Williams studio: clean lines, raw materials, and a contemporary atmosphere accented by a few books and works of art.

On the ground floor, the brasserie and its terrace welcome both travelers and local residents, while higher up, a second restaurant—with a more bistronomic vibe and open only in the evening—offers a spectacular view of the Paris rooftops from the 8th floor. Just above that, the rooftop—open from April through October—is the perfect spot to enjoy a drink at sunset. On the other seven floors, the 58 guest rooms—including 3 suites—feature modern decor: large floor-to-ceiling windows, wood accents throughout, touches of wicker, midnight-blue walls, and slightly retro bathrooms clad in green tiles.

What sets it apart? Tucked away on the lower level of the building, a spacious wellness area features a semi-Olympic-sized pool surrounded by a sauna, a steam room, and treatment rooms designed by Typology and Ho Karan. In this cozy atmosphere, the soft light reflects off the water and invites you to slow down. Accessible to hotel guests, the space is also part of a fitness club featuring a climbing wall, high-end Technogym equipment, and numerous group classes available with a membership.

Good to know: The fitness club also offers day passes, with or without spa access. A great option for enjoying the facilities without staying at the hotel.

La Fondation
58 rooms and suites, prices starting at 360 euros
40 rue Legendre, Paris 17th arrondissement

3. Miss Fuller | An arty boutique hotel just a stone's throw from the Arc de Triomphe

This hotel near the Champs-Élysées conceals a decidedly artistic interior behind its beautiful 1894 stone façade, typical of the Art Nouveau style.

Five guest artists designed the decor of this establishment, which playfully reinterprets the hallmarks of this artistic movement. The result: a rich and inviting atmosphere throughout the 44 rooms and 4 suites, where floral-patterned carpets and wallpaper blend with fringed lamps, curved furniture, green armchairs, and freshly arranged bouquets of flowers. The overall effect evokes a slightly bohemian Parisian apartment.

Which room should you book? The duplex suite with a side view of the Arc de Triomphe, which features a spacious living room with a sofa bed and a lovely wraparound balcony where you can enjoy a cup of coffee. When it comes to dining, the hotel has a restaurant where you can enjoy breakfast beneath the immersive artwork by Raphaëlle Peria, have a leisurely lunch, or simply linger over a drink at the bar.

What sets it apart? Despite its intimate size, this hotel with a spa near the Arc de Triomphe features a sauna and bath—perfect for a peaceful moment of relaxation—as well as a fitness center that guests can use at their leisure.

Good to know? The restaurant offers one of the most appealing lunch menus in the neighborhood: a choice of appetizer, main course, and dessert for 40 euros. A hidden gem worth a visit even if you’re not staying the night.

Miss Fuller
48 rooms and suites, rates starting at 130 euros
11 Avenue Mac-Mahon, Paris 17th arrondissement

4. Maison ELLE | The lifestyle boutique hotel inspired by the famous magazine

A strange coincidence with the magazine? Not really. While ELLE has been accompanying its readers around the world since 1945, the brand wanted to take it a step further by welcoming them directly into its world with this one-of-a-kind boutique hotel. Just a stone’s throw from the Arc de Triomphe, the hotel exudes a chic and cozy Parisian atmosphere: a modern, minimalist interior accented with pops of color that add a cheerful touch.

The 25 rooms reflect the timeless styles of the great 20th-century Parisian fashion designers, from Coco Chanel to Yves Saint Laurent and Jean Paul Gaultier: sailor-striped cushions, fashion posters, iconic books, and nods to tweed and trench coats. Although this lifestyle hotel does not have a restaurant, a breakfast buffet is served every morning: pastries, fresh juices, and toast to start the day off right.

What sets it apart? The Maison ELLE website offers a very well-designed city guide, featuring a selection of spots, exhibitions, and places to discover in the capital. It’s the perfect way to extend the magazine’s experience right out onto the streets of Paris.

Good to know? Need to unwind after a long trip or a day of sightseeing? The hotel also features a compact wellness area complete with a hammam, sauna, sensory shower, salt wall, and a menu of treatments.

Maison ELLE Paris
25 rooms and suites, rates starting at 160 euros
14 rue Brey, Paris 17th arrondissement

5. Maison Monceau | A colorful and peaceful spot near Parc Monceau

With a name like that, it’s no surprise: the Maison Monceau hotel is located just a few steps from Parc Monceau, on Rue Cardinet. In this predominantly residential neighborhood of the 17th arrondissement, the hotel offers a retreat from the hustle and bustle of the capital. While the beige facade remains very classic, the interior reveals a whole different color palette. As soon as you enter, you’ll discover a reception area decorated in green with wall-mounted benches—a clear nod to the park’s proximity.

An elegant spiral staircase then leads to the upper floors, where the 24 guest rooms are located. Here, the atmosphere is softer, in a palette of beiges, pinks, and reds: solid-color carpeting or hardwood floors, headboards with red stripes, patterned bedspreads, and bathrooms with walk-in showers tiled in earthenware. A few details also evoke the neighborhood’s prestigious past, once favored by noble families: antique engravings, period paintings, a historic tiled stove, and Haussmann-style moldings.

What sets it apart? The hotel’s cheerful and colorful design, conceived by interior designer Johanna Amatoury, which gives the hotel a warm atmosphere.

Good to know? Even though there’s no restaurant, the breakfast is worth the trip. It’s served in a charming vaulted room in the basement, hand-decorated by artist Charlotte Bohn.

Maison Monceau
24 rooms and suites, rates starting at 125 euros
47 Boulevard de Courcelles, Paris 17th arrondissement

6. Regent’s Garden Hotel | A bucolic getaway

Like a country house tucked away in the heart of the city: that’s the impression the Regent’s Garden Hotel makes the moment you arrive. A small gate topped with a tiled roof opens onto a lush courtyard, shielding the hotel from the hustle and bustle of the street. On the other side of the building, the same sense of calm prevails in a 400 m² Japanese-inspired garden designed by landscape architect Xavier de Chirac—a rare luxury right in the heart of Paris.

Inside, the atmosphere is reminiscent of a grand family home. The dining room, with its refined, bourgeois style, features moldings, weathered mirrors, antique paintings, thick floral-patterned curtains, and crystal chandeliers. This is where the breakfast buffet is served every morning, unless the nice weather invites guests to sit out in the garden instead. Upstairs, the 40 rooms echo this slightly retro charm that contributes to the hotel’s warm atmosphere: floral wallpaper, patterned bedspreads, antique wooden furniture, vintage wall sconces, and weathered mirrors come together to create a cozy decor, just like in a family home.

What sets it apart? The magnificent 400 m² garden reserved exclusively for hotel guests. People come here to read, have a drink in the summer, or simply enjoy the absolute tranquility.

Good to know? Thanks to its inner courtyard, the hotel also has parking for cars—a particularly welcome perk in this bustling neighborhood.

Regent’s Garden Hotel
40 rooms and suites, rates starting at 117 euros
6 rue Pierre Demours, Paris 17th arrondissement

7. Paris j'Adore Hotel & Spa | The Romantic 5-Star Hotel

The perfect hotel for lovers! Located not far from Parc Monceau, the Paris j’Adore Hotel & Spa is a 5-star hotel with a personality all its own, blending classic Parisian elegance with a touch of extravagance. Here, every room is unique. Some feature a private terrace with a jacuzzi, others have a whirlpool tub right in the room, a sensory shower, or even a round bed. The atmosphere is romantic: red leather headboards, velvet curtains, soft lighting… perfect for a couples’ getaway.

When it comes to dining, the romance continues at the J’Adore restaurant, where the atmosphere is cozy with red velvet armchairs, feather lampshades, and sometimes even live singers. On the menu: scallop carpaccio, creamy risotto, Normandy beef ribeye, or a decadent salted-butter-caramel chocolate finger treat.

What sets it apart? A particularly well-equipped hotel spa in Paris, open to both hotel guests and outside visitors. It features a sauna, hammam, sensory shower, indoor pool, salt wall, hot tub, and treatment room.

Good to know? The restaurant is also open for lunch in a more relaxed atmosphere and offers a lunch menu for 45 euros (appetizer, main course, dessert, and coffee)—an attractive option in this neighborhood.

Paris j'Adore Hotel & Spa
28 rooms and suites, rates starting at 300 euros
7 rue Beudant, Paris 17th arrondissement