The Grand Hotels of Paris to Discover
Symbols of French luxury, these establishments are must-sees. The grand hotels of Paris are presented as ideal destinations for a romantic weekend or a special occasion. Here are five establishments that can meet the expectations of the most demanding.
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Discover the grand hotels of Paris
Grand Hôtel du Palais-Royal in the heart of Paris
In the heart of Pariser This 1st arrondissement hotel, the Grand Hôtel du Palais-Royal, stands out as the ideal starting point for exploring the capital. Facing the Palais-Royal gardens, the establishment is also just a stone's throw from the Tuileries and the Louvre Museum. The 68 rooms and suites have benefited from the talent of Pierre-Yves Rochon and feature beige, cream, and taupe tones enhanced by original works from renowned artists or rising stars. The Palais-Royal and Panoramic suites boast beautiful terraces with breathtaking views of Paris. And for a bubble of serenity, visit the Spa Holidermie.
Grand Hotel du Palais-Royal
4 Valois Street in Paris 1st arrondissement
+33 1 42 96 15 35
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The Peninsula Paris, the grand Parisian hotel on Place de l'Étoile
From the entrance hall, the Peninsula Paris surprises and delights, especially with its chandelier featuring 800 crystal leaves, marble floors, and an impressive ceiling height. The hotel's 200 rooms and suites all offer a warm atmosphere, with abundant natural light and state-of-the-art amenities. The establishment also focuses on its dining options, with the Michelin-starred L'Oiseau Blanc, the Cantonese restaurant Lili, and Le Lobby, which has hosted prestigious figures such as Marcel Proust and Picasso. Notably, The Peninsula Paris boasts one of the largest spas in the capital (1800 m²).2).
The Peninsula Paris
19 Avenue Kléber in Paris 16e
+33 1 58 12 28 88
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Intercontinental Paris Le Grand Hotel, Opéra
Following a recent renovation, the 5-star establishment now boasts 458 rooms and suites that combine Second Empire style with contemporary touches, all while maintaining an inspiration linked to the worlds of music and dance. Among the new signature suites, the Charles Garnier suite offers a direct view of the Opéra's gilding. The Café de la Paix has also been completely renovated, but its painted ceilings with gold accents have, of course, been preserved. You will also enjoy the three other dining areas: the Verrière, the Bar, and the Club Lounge.
Intercontinental Paris Le Grand
2 Scribe Street in Paris 9e
+33 1 40 07 32 32
Hôtel Lutetia, the grand hotel of Paris's Left Bank
Since its renovation, the Lutetia's room count has been reduced from 233 to 184, in order to create 47 suites, including 7 signature suites. The decor of this legendary 5-star hotel remains understated and elegant, delicately blending blue, taupe, and wood paneling. The bathrooms, meanwhile, are all covered in ivory white marble. For a relaxing moment in one of the capital's most beautiful spas, treat yourself to a few hours at the 700 m² Akasha Spa.2, within which a 17-meter-long swimming pool is nestled.
Hotel Lutetia
45 Raspail Boulevard in Paris 6e
+33 1 49 54 46 00
Le Meurice, the grand hotel on Rue de Rivoli in Paris
A member of the Dorchester Collection, the Parisian palace stands as one of the capital's legendary addresses, frequented by stars and royalty alike. Recently, several rooms and suites were renovated by Charles Jouffre, the artist behind the tapestries at the Opéra Garnier. Beyond the exceptional accommodations, it's also the gastronomic offerings at Le Meurice that truly make the difference. Le Meurice, a double Michelin-starred establishment, promises a highly exciting experience.
Le Meurice
228 Rue de Rivoli in Paris 1er
+33 1 44 58 10 10
