Hotels in Paris

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.

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.

Located between the Basilica and Place des Abbesses in Montmartre, Mom’Art Hotel offers a quiet atmosphere around a tree-lined patio. Themed rooms, a family-run welcome, complimentary sauna and fitness room, plus a subdued bar, create a discreet address shaped like a Paris pied-à-terre.

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.

Facing Gare de Lyon, Courtyard by Marriott Paris Gare de Lyon combines direct rail access with a bright atmosphere. White lobby, living wall, Kitchen & Bar, and higher-floor rooms overlooking Paris rooftops create a stay that blends convenience, polished comfort, and urban views.

Hôtel So Marais, on Rue des Vertus, places you a few minutes from the Centre Pompidou, République and the Enfants Rouges market. Behind the glass façade, access is by code, then you find quiet, individually styled rooms, a small terrace, and self-service coffee and tea, without a lift.

Just steps from the Champs-Élysées, La Réserve Paris embraces discretion with no visible sign. Jacques Garcia-designed suites, in-room butler service, a library, smoking room, Jérôme Banctel’s restaurants and an indoor pool with hammam create a hushed stay in a central, tree-lined district.

In the heart of Place des Vosges, Cour des Vosges blends discretion with Parisian heritage across twelve rooms and suites facing the square’s trees. Behind its candlelit courtyard, the address combines 17th-century materials, 1970s furniture, a Roman bath, in-room treatments and a tea salon.

Rue Mayran, steps from Cadet and the Grands Boulevards, Maison Mère combines quiet surroundings with urban energy. A coworking area, individually styled rooms, attic suites, local breakfast, the Nectar restaurant and cocktail bar create a lively address, enlivened by exhibitions and live concerts on Thursdays.

Just a minute from the Champs-Élysées, citizenM Paris Champs-Élysées occupies a 1970s building and offers a loft-style lounge, compact 14 m² rooms, self check-in, a restaurant open 24/7 and a rooftop overlooking the 8th arrondissement rooftops and, in clear weather, the Eiffel Tower.

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.

At 8 quai du Louvre, opposite Pont-Neuf, Cheval Blanc Paris occupies the former Samaritaine, restored in an Art Deco and Art Nouveau spirit. Its 72 rooms and suites, 33-metre pool, Dior Spa, signature restaurants and views over the Seine create a distinctive Parisian address.

Just steps from the Champs-Élysées, between Avenue Montaigne and Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, O.Lysée Hotel evokes a Parisian apartment, with a lounge-like lobby, multilingual staff and compact rooms in terracotta and glacier blue. A buffet breakfast, selected terraces and Calma Paris treatments complete the stay.

Bvlgari Hotel Paris stands on Avenue George V in the heart of the Golden Triangle, with interiors by Antonio Citterio blending marble, wood and velvet. Apartment-style rooms, a Penthouse with terraces and Eiffel Tower views, Niko Romito’s restaurant, a 1,300 m² spa and a 25-metre pool complete the address.

Reopened after renovation, ibis Budget Paris porte de la Chapelle - Aréna sits in a quiet cul-de-sac in the 18th arrondissement, a short walk from Adidas Arena and Stade de France. With 24-hour reception, simple rooms, a good bed, a large shower, air conditioning, garden, bar, breakfast from 6:30 a.m. and secure parking, it keeps things practical.

Less than five minutes from Montparnasse station, ibis Paris Gare Montparnasse Catalogne offers 146 contemporary rooms, some with balconies, a coworking space with high-speed Wi-Fi, a convivial bar and secure parking with charging points. Opened in 2022, it combines practicality with easy access to the 14th arrondissement.

In the heart of the Marais, on rue de Saintonge, Boudoir des Muses occupies a former theater transformed into a four-star hotel. A glass-roofed atrium, subdued rooms, a cocktail bar, cabaret evenings and two private bathing salons create a singular address, close to République and Bastille.

On a quiet Batignolles street, Hôtel Eldorado Paris reveals, beyond its discreet façade, a family-home feel with eclectic décor, a peaceful garden, individually styled rooms, some with terrace or private sauna. Classic French cuisine, a winter lounge and the courtyard Pavillon create a distinctive address.

On Rue Lauriston, between Place de l’Étoile and Trocadéro, Hôtel L’Ormaie offers a quiet address in Paris’s 16th arrondissement. Light wood, botanical motifs, rooms in green or terracotta tones, breakfast under a glass roof, a spa with pool, sauna and hammam by reservation, honesty bar and Boissière metro complete the stay.