Hotels available tonight in Paris

On a quiet street in the 16th arrondissement, a short walk from the Champs-Élysées and Charles de Gaulle-Étoile, Hôtel Keppler offers understated elegance in a Haussmann-era building. Designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, it features 39 rooms, a lounge bar with fireplace, an indoor pool, a hammam, a sauna, and some terraces with Paris views.

Hôtel du Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées combines a discreet location near the Champs-Élysées with Art Deco heritage. Dimore Studio-designed rooms, a 13-metre pool, hammam, breakfast beneath the Olympe fresco and the Daphné lounge create a Parisian stay blending period elegance with contemporary comfort.

Molitor Hôtel & Spa, in Paris’s 16th arrondissement, blends street art heritage with Art Deco style around its historic pools. Rooms overlooking the basin, a large Clarins spa, breakfast at the Jardin d’Hiver, and a seasonal rooftop complete a शांत retreat near Roland-Garros and the Bois de Boulogne.

At 308 rue Saint-Honoré, between Place Vendôme and the Tuileries Garden, Le Relais Saint-Honoré combines 17th-century charm, renovated rooms with an English style, surprising quiet on the courtyard side and relaxation with sauna and hammam. In-room breakfast, free Wi-Fi and the Louvre nearby complete the address.

Place Boieldieu, La Maison Favart embraces a theatrical boudoir spirit just steps from the Opéra Comique. Its 39 rooms and suites combine 18th-century touches with contemporary comfort and Paris views, while a vaulted spa, swimming pool, sauna and bar complete this elegant address in the 2nd arrondissement.

In the 5th arrondissement, a short walk from the Luxembourg Garden and the Panthéon, Grand Cœur Latin combines historic arcades, a spa inspired by Roman baths, a 15-meter pool, a hammam and rooms in mineral tones. The patio and bar extend the calm atmosphere of the Latin Quarter.

Maison Souquet, on rue de Bruxelles, is tucked behind two red lanterns, a few steps from the Moulin Rouge. Antique woodwork, salons designed by Jacques Garcia, a discreet bar, Belle Époque-inspired rooms and a private Salon d’Eau create a refined setting between Pigalle and Montmartre.

Rue des Archives, in the Haut-Marais, La Chambre du Marais combines a central location with a refined atmosphere. Its 19 rooms, each designed in a distinct palette, blend noble materials and comfort. On the ground floor, Bar de la Veuve extends the evening with Veuve Clicquot champagnes.

On Rue Vernet, just steps from the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe, Château des Fleurs reimagines a 1910 building in a neo Art Nouveau style. Thirty-seven intimate rooms and suites, a marble bar, Ji-Hye Park’s restaurant, and a spa with pool, sauna and treatments complete the address.

On a quiet street in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, a few minutes from the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées, Sofitel Paris Arc de Triomphe blends Haussmann façades with Andrée Putman’s design. Cocoon-like rooms, suites with freestanding tubs, Les Cocottes, Sorsi bar, 24-hour fitness room, and balcony views over the rooftops.

Prestigious address near Trocadéro, Brach Paris occupies a former postal sorting center reimagined by Philippe Starck. Abundant greenery, collector’s pieces, bright rooms, suites with planted terraces, a panoramic rooftop and a full spa create a singular stay where design, Mediterranean cuisine and a house-like spirit meet.

Under the arcades of Place des Vosges, Le Pavillon de la Reine occupies a 17th-century townhouse with individually styled rooms blending contemporary furniture and period details. A library salon, Michelin-starred restaurant, Codage spa and private parking complete a discreet retreat in the calm of the Marais.

Rue de Buci, between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Seine, Hôtel de Buci blends 18th-century elegance, a glass-roofed winter garden, rooms dressed in Brunschwig & Fils fabrics, and a privatizable spa with heated pool. The smallest rooms are compact, while the suites provide more space.

Perched high in the 18th arrondissement, a short walk from the Sacré-Cœur funicular, Hotel Bellevue Montmartre offers simple rooms in sky blue or burgundy, a reception desk open day and night, and a modest breakfast. From the quiet street, you can reach Montmartre’s lively lanes on foot.

Discreet lane in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, paved courtyard, vaulted lounges and individually styled rooms define Relais Christine. Between the Seine and Left Bank galleries, the address blends 17th-century heritage, a Laura Gonzalez renovation, Guerlain spa, carefully prepared breakfast and round-the-clock services.

Discreetly set near Saint-Sulpice, between the Jardin du Luxembourg and Boulevard Saint-Germain, Esprit Saint Germain offers the feel of a Paris pied-à-terre. A lounge-library serves breakfast and becomes a bar until 2 a.m.; distinctive rooms, a private rooftop terrace, sauna and hammam complete the experience.

Hidden in Montmartre behind a discreet gate, Hôtel Particulier Montmartre brings together five suites designed by artists, a 900-square-metre garden, Le Grand Salon for breakfast and Le Très Particulier for cocktails. With its preserved calm, 19th-century house and rooftop views, the address embraces rarity.

Rue Boissy d’Anglas, steps from Place de la Concorde, Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg brings together two historic buildings in a bright, hushed setting. Fashion-inspired interiors by Didier Gomez, couture-style rooms, seasonal dining, an Art Deco bar, spa facilities, and easy access to the Louvre and Faubourg Saint-Honoré.

Overlooking the Seine and the Eiffel Tower on Avenue d’Iéna, Shangri-La Paris occupies the former home of Prince Roland Bonaparte. Marbles, gilded woodwork and a painted rotunda create a refreshed Empire setting. Rooms and suites, Chi Le Spa, La Bauhinia, the Michelin-starred Shang Palace and Bar Botaniste define its singular elegance.

Located at the corner of Boulevard Raspail and Rue de Sèvres since 1910, Mandarin Oriental Lutetia anchors a landmark address in Paris’s 6th arrondissement. Renovated in 2025 by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, it blends Art Nouveau and Art Deco with spacious rooms, historic bars, a lively brasserie and a subterranean spa with a 17-meter pool.

On Avenue Kléber, The Peninsula Paris occupies a restored Haussmannian façade and offers 200 rooms, 86 suites, a 1,800 m² spa with an indoor pool, and a Michelin-starred restaurant under a glass roof. Blending history, a covered terrace and views over Paris, it combines heritage with contemporary comfort.

Facing Place de la Concorde, Hôtel de Crillon occupies an 18th-century palace restored with marble, historic salons and signature suites, extending to the Sense spa, contemporary dining and Les Ambassadeurs bar. Between views of the Obelisk and quieter courtyard rooms, Paris unfolds with elegance.

Le Bristol Paris combines a prestigious address, classic decor and contemporary touches, steps from rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Rooms and suites feature period furnishings, while the house offers an Michelin-starred brasserie, a three-star gastronomic restaurant, a lively bar, a rooftop-view pool, La Mer spa and an inner garden.