Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris steps from the Champs-Elysees, with private terraces that command all Paris; 18th-century tapestries, lovingly restored; and a spirit that lives on in thoroughly reborn, highly advanced spaces, Four Seasons George V Paris redefines luxury service in the City of Light. Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris, an eight-storey landmark 1928 building, offers 245 guest rooms, nearly one-quarter of which are suites. All sparkle with unique architectural details and many feature private terraces overlooking the world’s most romantic city. Explore the menu creations that have earned Le Cinq twin Michelin stars – or, for carefree selection, savour the tasting menus. Linger in the tasteful elegance of La Galerie for breakfast, lunch, dinner or afternoon tea. Or choose the conviviality of Le Bar for cocktails or light meals. Dressed in restful, muted colours and decorated with 18th-century prints, the Spa – the finest, most luxurious hotel spa in Paris – is a true retreat in the vibrant heart of the city. It offers a comprehensive menu of skin and body treatments, as well as saunas, whirlpools and a pool surrounded by trompe l’oeil gardens.

A legendary Palace situated on the most beautiful square in the world, Place de la Concorde, only a few steps from the Champs-Elysies, major museums, the Opera and the famous shopping street Faubourg St-Honore. This masterpiece of 18th-century architecture has always provided its guests with the highest level of personalized service. Its elegantly restored rooms, its luxurious suites, including the renowned 'Leonard Bernstein' and Presidential apartments overlooking Paris, successfully combine the elegance of authentic tradition and efficiency of today's business needs.

Renowned for its exquisite French garden, Hotel Le Bristol is ideally located on the rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, famous for its fashion boutiques and art galleries, only steps away from the Champs-Elysées, Place de la Concorde, Louvre and Orsay museums. Filled with soft hues, refined woodwork and sumptuous fabrics, the spacious rooms and suites are further enhanced by 18th century furniture and original paintings, combined with ultra modern comfort such as air conditioning and high speed Internet connection. The terraces that adjoin some of the rooms and suites overlook the garden or other views of the most amazing sights of Paris. Generous white Carrara marble bathrooms with separate showers. The Bristol’s restaurant, recently awarded three Michelin stars, will allow you to discover Eric Frechon’s exceptional and innovative food, an unforgettable dining experience in one of our two elegant surroundings: the “Winter Restaurant” features the warmth of oak woodwork, while the “Summer Restaurant” faces the splendid French garden. The lobby bar proposes informal lunches and dinners, as well as afternoon tea; from May to September the clientele is served in the garden. 24-hour room service. Made of teak and glass, the swimming pool opens onto a vast solarium taking in all of Paris.

Delicately poised where the rue Duphot meets the rue Saint-Honorй, in the wings of the Champs-Elysees-Madeleine-Opera "Golden Triangle", this quietly chic hotel brings a light dimension to Parisian life. The architect and decorator have produced a restful setting, blending contemporary furniture and luxurious cloths while favouring space and light. The owner's passion for art is expressed in the ground floor's black-marble Guy de Rougemont puzzle, through which runs a brass thread. Paintings, lithographs and black-and-white photographs bring a personal touch to the decor. Our rooms promote a modern, refined luxury, blending soft armchairs, full-lead crystal lamps, and contemporary half-glassed, half-chromium desks. Ambiances change to suit your pleasure: the walls' beige tones are set off by textured materials in which blue, green, fuschia, bronze or a flowery pattern predominate. The bathrooms also foster a sense of quiet luxury by wedding light-coloured stone, black marble and chrome plumbing. If our bar – with its congenial comfort reminiscent of the English club – is known as “The Baudelaire”, it is because its ceiling bears a monumental fresco by Marco del Re, bringing the verses of the “Flowers of Evil” to life. There, our head bartender awaits you to lead you into the discovery of his equally creative cocktails. You can taste the creations of our pastry chef in the Winter Garden, accompanying them with a large selection of the best teas. An inventive selection of snacks is also available at any time. Le Baudelaire has been awarded a star at the Michelin red guide 2011. Opening onto a quiet patio, the restaurant is your rendezvous with French-style good taste, where people come to enjoy innovative dishes that delve into Parisian tradition while finding their inspiration in the merger of meridians. The kitchens have been entrusted to Pierre Rigothier. A Snacks menu is available around the clock at the Winter Garden. For those who wish to enjoy some refreshment in the intimacy of their room, the Baudelaire's room service is available 24/24. A Zen retreat, in a setting barely hinted at, entirely devoted to your wellbeing. You will find nothing quite relaxes you after a hard day like the time spent in an intimate hammam, a relaxing massage, or a few laps in the beautiful pool's inviting aqua waters.

Ideally located opposite the Tuileries Garden, between Place de la Concorde and the Musée du Louvre, Le Meurice has held sway as the jewel in the crown of French luxury hotels since 1835. Reflecting its uninterrupted attachment to the French art of living, Le Meurice is a magical, serene place, where the refined splendours of 18th-century architecture meet the latest in contemporary comfort and elegance. Thanks to its very rich historical background, represented by famous painters, writers and other artists, Le Meurice is both the reflection and the setting for the French Genius of the art of living. Each of the seven floors has a distinct style, with 160 beautifully appointed rooms and suites decorated in a style redolent of Louis XVI with exquisite Italian marble bathrooms. Recently, the hotel came to a new embellishment phase of the living areas by Philippe Starck. Combining exceptional decoration, style and quality with contemporary chic, he added a modern twist whilst preserving the special atmosphere of luxury that is the very soul of this establishment. Yannick Alléno, three Michelin-star French Chef at the head of fine-dining restaurant le Meurice, elevates Parisian gastronomy to the rank of art, and le Dali with its new culinary concept, where past and present meet with humour and glamour. Everything reminds you of Salvador Dali, one of the most famous clients of the hotel… In the heart of Paris, a minute’s walk away from Place Vendome and Rue Saint-Honore, where luxury stores and boutiques showcasing young designers flourish, Le Meurice gradually unveils its secrets, a haven of peace where you can truly be yourself.

Mandarin Oriental, Paris is situated on one of the most fashionable streets in the world, Rue Saint-Honoré, surrounded by haute couture and steps from the Louvre. To this distinguished location we introduce a fresh creativity in every aspect; interiors that combine natural elements with oriental influences, a dining experience by Thierry Marx and our legendary service.

Combining classic French architecture with contemporary design, Park Hyatt Paris-Vendome is on prestigious Rue de la Paix, about 20 meters from Place Vendome, approximately 16 miles from Charles de Gaulle Airport. Gare du Nord train station is less than two miles away and Gare St. Lazare train station is less than a mile from the hotel. This location is also 50 meters from Place de l'Opera and Rue du Faubourg Saint Honore and 100 meters from Tuileries Gardens.Le Spa is available exclusively for hotel guests. Luxurious facilities include a small gym, limestone steam rooms and saunas, and three treatment rooms with wood floors, rich mahogany walls, stone showers, and gilded cornices. With its spectacular kitchen open to the rotunda of the dining room within the restaurant and its peerless Tuscan grill burning vine shoots, the Pur'Grill will be unveiling healthy, balanced cuisine combining a range of styles. Featuring a combination of open spaces and colonnades, Les Orchidees are separated by a grand see-through fireplace, and open onto the glass conservatory on one side and La Terrasse on the opposite side. Le Bar is an ideal place for arty atmosphere and creative cocktails. The hotel also offers 24-hour room service.The Park Room features exquisite decor and is finished in impeccable detail with wood, bronze, and silk, complementing a king, queen, or two twin beds with lush linens, limestone baths with floor heating, soaking tubs and stone-enclosed rain showers, and large work desks with high-speed Internet. Enjoy Paris streets or the serene courtyard views, plus thoughtful touches such as robes, slippers, CD/DVD players, safes, satellite TV, minibars, and morning newspapers on request.

In 1852, the Emperor Napoléon III commissioned Georges Haussmann to transform Paris, a quiet medieval city, into a modern and bustling capital which would enjoy world-wide recognition. During this period, many unique hotels were built which have today become symbols of traditional French style. In 1911, at 25 Avenue Montaigne, the Plaza Athénée opened at the same time as the nearby Theatre des Champs Elysées: the hotel soon became the gathering place for the most prominent composers and performers of the day. By 1936, the hotel had achieved international fame. The Galerie des Gobelins and the restaurant, its salons and apartments hosted many great personalities of this period including Joséphine Baker, Rudolph Valentino and Maurice Chevalier. When Christian Dior opened on Avenue Montaigne in close proximity to the Plaza Athénée, a new era began. Avenue Montaigne quickly turned into the avenue of ‘haute couture’, and the Plaza Athénée became Paris’ focus for fashion and the arts. In the past, the Plaza Athénée has hosted such famous guests as Grace Kelly, Gary Cooper, Jackie Kennedy and the Ford family. The Plaza Athénée has now become a landmark. Since the beginning of year 2000, the complete refurbishment of the Plaza Athénée has combined its traditional classical style with the most modern technology, further enhancing its already legendary reputation as one of the great hotels of the world. Recently renovated and scented with the unique fragrance of amber, the hotel's 146 spacious rooms and 45 suites are a showcase of French taste at its very best. Refinement and comfort • Décor: Louis XVI and Regency style (6 floors) and Art Deco style (2 floors) • Connecting rooms and suites • Smoking or non-smoking floors and rooms • Air conditioning adjustable by remote control • Mini-bar with the possibility of 80 different references • Daily newspaper • Housekeeping service twice a day (including the night set up) • Courtesy of room-service round the clock High technology and a large choice of services • Flat screen television in all rooms and plasma screens in all suites • Broadcast System: offering 120 TV channels in 18 different languages, 200 films on request, a music library of 5000 titles, 20 international radio channels and several video games • DVD player • High speed Internet access • Telephone with 2 lines, including one direct-line with mailbox • Large safe • Fax in all the suites More well-being • A special pillow-menu with a choice of: wheat, de-stressing, beautifying, horse hair, osteopathic or synthetic pillows • Hypo-allergenic linens • In the bathrooms: marble floors and surfaces throughout, separate bath and shower, two sinks, bathrobes and slippers embroidered with the Plaza Athénée logo • Berluti Service: bespoke grooming for the well-being of your shoes, including a Berluti kit

Built in 1896 as the home of Prince Roland Bonaparte - Napoleon Bonaparte's grandnephew - Shangri-La Hotel, Paris is situated in the elegant 16th arrondissement of Paris, adjacent to the Trocadéro. Located amidst one of the highest concentrations of museums in Europe, this historic residence features breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower and Seine River, Les Invalides, the Louvre and Montmartre. Restored by the prominent architect Richard Martinet, the plush interiors of this luxury hotel in Paris are the realization of renowned interior designer Pierre-Yves Rochon. Surrounded by a secluded garden re-invented by landscape designer Louis Benech, the 81 rooms and suites - the largest among Paris luxury hotels - offer guests the chance to enjoy an exclusive home in a unique setting.