Looking to enjoy a luxurious setting in Paris or the provinces for the weekend? To help you, we've listed and categorized the best luxury hotels in France according to your budget, from €500 to over €1500 per night..
Our selection of luxury hotels up to 500 euros per night in the provinces:
Hôtel Richer de Belleval | Contemporary art, large table, and luxury city hotel
Located on Place de la Canourgue, in the heart of Montpellier, this hotel private individual from the 17th century has been transformed into luxury hotel by architect Philippe Prost. A member of Relais & Châteaux, the hotel Richer de Belleval, which was once the city hall, is one of «la surdouée's» must-see hotspots. An ornamental and architectural feat, the 5-star establishment hosts 20 luxurious rooms, the gourmet restaurant «Le Jardin des sens» by the Pourcel brothers, and the La Canourgue bistro. The pale stone building also houses the GGL Helenis Foundation, which exhibits sumptuous frescoes created on-site by contemporary artists and premier temporary exhibitions.
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Jiva Hill | Luxury hotel sports resort with spa in the heart of nature
10 km from Geneva, The Jiva Hill is planted in the Haut Natural Park Jura, a private estate of 50 hectares. The 5-star luxury hotel comprises 50 rooms, including 12 superior rooms, 4 superior rooms with mountain view, 24 Deluxe rooms, 4 Deluxe rooms’angle, 4 Lodges or Rooms with private Jacuzzi, 2 suites Jiva Hill and 2 family suites. The large bay windows of the rooms open onto the Japanese garden or Golf. Some rooms offer unobstructed views of His Majesty, Mont Blanc. A spa, an indoor pool, and a tennis court complete a high-end stay.
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Crillon le Brave Provence at the foot of Mont Ventoux
Living in a village of the same name opposite Mont Ventoux, The 5-star hotel Crillon le Brave is an ode to the Provençal countryside. Under the guidance of interior designer Charles Zana, the 34 rooms and suites exude a rustic and elegant decor, featuring brushed terracotta tiles, exposed beams, and beautiful volumes. Below the 17th-century bastide, a long panoramic swimming pool offers a breathtaking view of the mountains. On the dining side, there are two gourmet restaurants: La Madeleine, overseen by Chef Adrien Brunet, and La Table du Ventoux, a bistro with a magnificent terrace facing Mont Ventoux. One of the most beautiful hotels in Provence.
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Cap d'Antibes Beach Hotel | Design a starry sky table on the French Riviera
A five-star resort on a fine sandy beach, right by the water! With a chic yet relaxed atmosphere, the Cap Antibes Beach Hôtel features clean, contemporary lines. Its 35 rooms and suites are decorated in neutral tones that evoke the south, such as wood, marble, and sand… The hotel boasts an infinity pool and two excellent dining options, including a Michelin-starred restaurant. At the starred restaurant «Les Pêcheurs,» Niçoise chef Nicolas Rondelli elevates the day's catch. The National Trattoria, a generous Italian brasserie, offers a taste of the dolce vita under its bright patio. At the end of the day, the sublime spectacle of the sunset, a reddish-orange light, can be enjoyed from the beach.
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Villa Calvi Luxury, sea view, and private beach in Corsica
By the sea, nestled in the heights of Calvi, the 5-star villa spreads out over a three-hectare estate lulled by the’smell of pine trees and the song of cicadas. With a view of the bay, the citadel, and the Monte Grosso mountain range, The luxury hotel in Corsica labeled Relais & Châteaux, it offers 48 rooms and suites, 3 villas with private pools and terraces, a Mediterranean restaurant called «La Table by La Villa.» The serene and island-like ambiance of the Villa invites escape. A 500m2 spa equipped with two hammams, five treatment rooms, and a heated indoor pool opens onto the garden.
Our selection of luxury hotels with a budget of up to 500 euros per night in Paris:
Favart House
La Maison Favart is located in the Vivienne district, a stone's throw from the Grévin Museum and a 10-minute walk from the famous Paris Opera. The 4-star hotel is decorated in a classic and elegant 18th-century style. Nestled on a small street set back from the Grands Boulevards, the establishment has a total of 39 rooms: classic, deluxe, suite, duplex, and La Petite Maison, where an 18th-century musical director once resided. In the suites, taffeta, velvet, and trimmings pay homage to the Favarts, a theatrical couple and former owners of the property. A sauna and an indoor pool are available to residents.
Maison Albar Vendôme
Luxury boutique hotel in the immediate vicinity of Place Vendôme, this Parisian address offers a complete package. Behind its 1880s facade, the 5-star hotel houses 51 rooms, including 4 luxurious suites with views of the Opéra Garnier, a Carita spa, and a fitness room. A well-appointed cocoon with harmonious lines, the rooms are revealed in light tones and elegant gilding. A high-end restaurant and a sophisticated cocktail bar are located in its green inner courtyard.
Le Cinq Codet
The 5-star hotel with its geometric Art Deco facade is located on the Left Bank, between the Eiffel Tower and the Dome des Invalides. Behind its imposing bay windows, Jean-Philippe Nuel has designed a contemporary interior inspired by artists' studios. With high ceilings, the 67 rooms and suites,’An area of 17m² to 85m² offers 29 different typologies! Light oak, and curved furniture bring a softness to the whole. In its interior patio, you'll find its restaurant, «la Belle Chiquette,» which takes its name from the novel by Louis Codet, and its cocktail bar. On the third floor, around an open-air terrace, a spa is available with a hammam, outdoor jacuzzi, and fitness room.
Hôtel du Rond Point des Champs-Élysées
A member of the Esprit de France group, this 4-star hotel is located in the heart of the Golden Triangle in the 8th arrondissement. All of its rooms feature cozy and refined decor with influences from the Roaring Twenties. On the upper floors, the views of the capital from the balconies of some rooms are breathtaking. On the ground floor, a bar serves the great classics. Unusually for such a central hotel, the wellness area is equipped.’A 13-meter pool.
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Our selection of luxury hotels with a budget of up to €1500 per night in the provinces:
Villa La Coste
An exceptional contemporary palace, the villa is nestled in the hills of a 200-hectare wine estate. Its art center, designed by Japan's Tadao Ando, is among the most renowned in the world: the exhibition pavilion was conceived by Renzo Piano, the winery by Jean Nouvel... At the entrance to the estate, one can admire Louise Bourgeois's «Crouching Spider» sculpture. The sumptuous rooms are adorned with noble materials. Guests can relax in the spa, lounge by the pool before dining at one of the five on-site restaurants. At the Argentine restaurant Francis Mallmann, evoking a chic Hacienda, the chef showcases seven cooking techniques using a wood-fired oven and a fire dome.
A sequel to The Mirand
Famous for its impeccably restored interiors and authentic moldings, La Mirande is a discreet private mansion at the foot of the eastern facade of the Palais des Papes. The 18th-century Provençal manor transports you back to the Age of Enlightenment. Its twenty-six rooms are individually decorated with period print fabrics. Under the leadership of Florent Pietravalle, the gastronomic restaurant was awarded a Michelin Green Star in 2021. In a tavern-like atmosphere, this protégé of Pierre Gagnaire surprises with tasting menus in 2, 3, or 4 sequences. In summary: a historic hotel with suites overlooking the papal residence, boasting one of France's most creative tables.
The Royal Evian
Nestled in a 19-hectare estate, this ultra-luxurious resort overlooking Lake Geneva was built in 1919. Fully renovated in 2015, the Hôtel Royal boasts one of Europe's finest golf courses, an Evian source spa, and a Michelin-starred restaurant, Les Fresques. The 150 rooms and suites, blending Belle Époque charm with contemporary elegance, all face the most beautiful side of the lake. The luxurious hotel's sixth and top floor is exclusively reserved for its most prestigious suites with panoramic views.
A sequel to the Royal Champagne
Would you like to explore the Champagne wine route and experience one of France's most beautiful spas? In the small town of Épernay, the Royal Champagne reinvents the art of living of the grand houses. The 47 rooms and suites, with no adjoining neighbors,’open onto the heart of the vineyards through French windows and clerestories. In the hotel's corner, the Joséphine suite is organized into three spaces (bedroom, dressing room, and adjacent living room) and offers a panoramic view of the Marne Valley. For a holistic experience, a 1,500 m2 spa features nine treatment rooms, two swimming pools (indoor and outdoor), a hammam, sauna, hot tubs, a yoga studio, a fitness room, and a beauty salon.
A sequel to Castellet
The 5-star Relais&Châteaux stands in the middle of’A 12-hectare park in the Var region of Provence. Settle into one of the nine air-conditioned suites of this luxury hotel for an unforgettable stay: a 700m² spa, two swimming pools, and a golf course. For car racing enthusiasts, the idyllically located establishment is close to the Paul Ricard circuit. As for dining, the prestigious Christophe Bacquié restaurant, with 3 Michelin stars and 5 toques from Gault Milau, promises a singular culinary experience. Enjoy your meal!
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A sequel to the Grand Power Hotel
Behind its cut stone facade, the Grand Power Hotel is located in the Golden Triangle of Paris« 8th arrondissement. Nestled on the top floor of the Second Empire building, the »Élégante" suite is the height of Parisian elegance: a marble fireplace, refined moldings, aged brass, velvet, and silk provide the perfect touch of luxury to modern comfort. The breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower is the main attraction of the Élégante. In the basement, the wellness area features a steam room, a sauna, and a jacuzzi.
A sequel to Maison Souquet
On the edge of Montmartre, the Neoclassical house pays homage to the greatest courtesans in history. Through its Belle Époque architecture, the private mansion evokes mystery, exoticism, and sensuality. Its suites are true cocoons adorned with paintings and objets d'art. The two-bedroom suite, occupying the apartments of La Païva and Liane de Pougy, consists of two adjoining Junior Suites with contrasting decor. The rooms, each with a sitting area, offer private access to the establishment's Spa. Frenzy and voluptuousness guaranteed.
A sequel to the Brach hotel
A luxury hotel designed by starchitect Philippe Starck, the Brach hotel houses 7 suites ranging from 60 to 200m2. Located on the top and second-to-top floors, the suites – without exception – open onto tree-filled terraces at the top of Paris. Panoramic views of the Parisian rooftops, and the Iron Lady for some of the suites, accompany the Norwegian bath or jacuzzi on the terraces. Each suite, evoking the 1930s, features a fine selection of works of art and novels.
Mandarin Oriental
An enchanting interlude at Place Vendôme. At Mandarin Oriental, four suite types await you (Junior, Deluxe, Duplex). The Duplex suites, with a master bedroom, freestanding bathtub, and walk-in shower on the upper level, offer a magnificent view of the capital. The Deluxe suites, measuring 60 to 70 square meters, feature Oriental silks, Japanese toilets, and open onto the garden or Rue Saint-Honoré. For dining and wellness, the palace houses two gourmet restaurants and a 700 m² spa designed as a sanctuary.
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Our selection of luxury hotels over €1500 per night in the provinces
A sequel to Lily of the Valley
A true wellness gem in La Croix-Valmer, a five-minute walk from the lush Gigaro beach, Lily of the Valley offers three categories of suites: mountain view, sea view, and master with a private pool. A member of the Leading Hotels of the World collection, the 5-star hotel, established in the protected Cap Lardier area, specializes in fitness and diets: the 2,000 m² «Shape Club» is dedicated to weight loss, sports, and well-being.
A sequel to the Grand Control Château de Versailles
Le Grand Contrôle Unveils Itself in a New Light. After a complete restoration carried out with masterful skill, its 14 rooms and suites bring to life the work of architect Jules Hardouin-Mansart. French classicism, subdued lighting, and views of the Parterre de’Orangery and the Room of’Eau des Suisses, the private mansion, features six masterfully decorated suites. The 120m2 Necker suite, the most majestic of all, boasts high ceilings, a four-poster bed, and Versailles parquet flooring. Good to know? Access to the Valmont spa and its indoor pool, and the option to book a table at the Alain Ducasse gourmet restaurant.
A sequel to 4 Seasons Megève
Suspended on the slope of Mont d’Arbois, the luxurious ski chalet blends traditional alpine architecture with contemporary furnishings. Seven suite typologies are available. The Mont-Blanc suite, one of the most notable, spans the entire fifth floor of the hotel. This warm cocoon features 5 spacious bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and 2 dining rooms. The 7 balconies offer 360-degree views of the surrounding valley and mountains.
A sequel to the new Maybourne Riviera
On the heights of the Roquebrune-Cap-Martin peninsula, 10 minutes from Monaco, this luxurious 5-star hotel stands with its avant-garde architecture. The address – of very high standing – offers no less than 69 keys and features a spa, two swimming pools, and four restaurants, two of which are overseen by Mauro Colagreco. The Riviera and Panoramic suites, havens of 95 to 105m² with natural materials that evoke the colors of the sea and the sun's reflections, offer an infinite view of the French Riviera coastline.
A sequel to the Grand Hotel Cap Ferrat Four Seasons
Housed in a 1908 building on the Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat peninsula, this legendary hotel symbolizes French opulence and elegance. A favorite of the jet set and the entertainment world, the Four Seasons Cap Ferrat boasts 7 hectares of grounds, 74 rooms and suites designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, the interior designer for the George V, a gourmet restaurant, and an Olympic-sized swimming pool. The establishment features eight new spacious suites, each equipped with a private pool and a terrace with sea views.
Our selection of luxury hotels at over €1,500 per night in Paris
Bulgari Hotel
On one of the capital's most beautiful avenues, the Bulgari Hotel combines the Italian art of living with Parisian architectural heritage. The Italian jeweler, owned by LVMH, went all out for its first Parisian palace: a 1,300 m2 spa, a 400 m2 penthouse on two floors surrounded by a 600 m2 garden with panoramic city views, a 25-meter-long swimming pool, and an Italian restaurant led by three-Michelin-starred chef Niko Romito. The space in the 57 suites and 19 rooms was designed by the Italian firm Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel. The 25 Junior Suites, each 52m2, offer dual-aspect views of’avenue George V and feature a Travertine Navona marble bathroom. The Executive rooms, averaging 90m², open onto an outdoor area of 22m² and overlook avenue George V.
White Horse
Built by Henri Sauvage in 1928, this Art Deco masterpiece is the luxurious pearl of the new Samaritaine. Renovated by New York starchitect Peter Marino, the palace was designed as a private apartment in the shadow of the Seine. Woven metal, gilded and hammered bronze, the luxurious materials reflect the light and serve an industrial decor imbued with Art Deco. At the Dior spa, the mosaic pool borders Oyoram's virtual fresco, giving the impression of bathing in the Seine. Visited by our editorial team, the Seine Suite features large bay windows opening onto the Seine, a fully marble bathroom, and a separate dressing room. One of the most beautiful suites in the hotel!
The Bristol
A legendary Parisian palace hotel whose reputation needs no introduction, this majestic 1925 establishment is located on rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré. Comprising 190 rooms and suites decorated in an 18th-century style, the hushed suites and spacious terraces invite guests to experience Parisian grandeur. The 1200 m2 indoor garden surrounded by lounges and columns, the rooftop swimming pool with views of Sacré Coeur, the By La Prairie spa, and the Epicure restaurant under the guidance of four-star chef Eric Frechon make Le Bristol a luxurious masterpiece of extraordinary charm.
