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289 hotels
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9.7Quai du LouvreParis, France
Cheval Blanc Paris
La Samaritaine’s riverside wing made into a Paris palace: 72 rooms and suites, three Michelin-starred restaurants and a pool beneath the street.
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9.6Avenue GabrielParis, France
La Réserve Paris
Forty keys in a nineteenth-century mansion off the Champs-Élysées, a three-star dining room of fewer than ten tables, and very few other guests to share any of it.
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9.6Faubourg Saint-HonoréParis, France
Le Bristol
A family-owned house of 1925 on the Faubourg Saint-Honoré, built around a French garden and run by staff who seem glad you came.
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9.5Avenue George VParis, France
Four Seasons Hotel George V
A 1928 house in the Golden Triangle, with flowers remade every month, three restaurants around a marble courtyard and 243 renewed rooms and suites.
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9.5Place de la ConcordeParis, France
Hôtel de Crillon
Behind Gabriel's colonnade on the Place de la Concorde, a Paris palace restored to its grandeur and made easy to live in: a bar under a painted sky, a winter garden of amethyst, rooms finished like furniture.
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9.4Avenue George VParis, France
Bvlgari Hotel Paris
The Roman jeweller's Italian house on the avenue George V, the same in Paris as in Milan, and deliberately so.
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9.3Cap d'AntibesProvence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, France
Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc
A white house at the top of a pine park, a pool blasted out of the rock at the bottom, and between them the walk that has organised summer days here for a century.
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9.2Avenue BugeaudParis, France
Saint James Paris
A château of 1892 in its own garden, run as a private club whose hotel guests become members for as long as they stay.
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9.1Avenue KléberParis, France
The Peninsula Paris
On the avenue Kléber, a restored Belle Époque palace run on the Peninsula's Hong Kong idea of service.
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9.0Avenue HocheParis, France
Le Royal Monceau – Raffles Paris
A hotel of 1928 on avenue Hoche, near the Étoile, refitted by Philippe Starck in 2010: rooms supplied with books, art and an acoustic guitar, a 99-seat cinema, an art concierge, Il Carpaccio, Matsuhisa and a 1,500 m² spa around a 23-metre pool.
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9.0Rue Jean GoujonParis, France
Maison Villeroy
Eleven rooms, suites and apartments in a listed mansion on rue Jean Goujon, a street from avenue Montaigne, with butlers around the clock.
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9.0Avenue MontaigneParis, France
Plaza Athénée
Behind the famous red awnings, a palace the city treats as its own meeting place.
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9.0Place VendômeParis, France
Ritz Paris
Nearly all of the Ritz can be had without a room: the bars, the tea, even the pool by the day, and in 2018 its old furniture, by the lot. A room buys the one thing never sold by the piece: the night.
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9.0Avenue d'IénaParis, France
Shangri-La Paris
One hundred rooms and suites in Prince Roland Bonaparte's listed house on the avenue d'Iéna, where the Eiffel Tower comes with named categories only.
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8.9Champs-ÉlyséesParis, France
Fouquet's Paris
Behind the red awnings of the most famous brasserie in Paris, a Garcia hotel built around quiet courtyards.
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8.9Rue de LilleParis, France
J.K. Place Paris
Twenty-nine rooms on the rue de Lille, furnished like a collector's house and run with Italian warmth.
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8.8Boulevard RaspailParis, France
Mandarin Oriental Lutetia
The Left Bank's grand hotel, across the square from Le Bon Marché, where the bar and the brasserie belong to the neighbourhood.
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8.7Rue de la VerrerieParis, France
Le Grand Mazarin
A Marais hotel made for a few days off: a painted pool, rooms full of colour and a restaurant that turns into a party.
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8.7Rue de RivoliParis, France
Le Meurice
A palace of 160 rooms on the rue de Rivoli, across from the Tuileries: the one that sells its view below suite level, and serves fruit that turns out to be pastry.
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8.6Rue Saint-HonoréParis, France
Mandarin Oriental, Paris
A hundred and thirty-five rooms and suites on rue Saint-Honoré, around a courtyard garden, with a fourteen-metre pool for guests and a renovation under way from late October 2026.
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8.6Avenue de l'OpéraParis, France
Nolinski Paris
Forty-five rooms and suites on avenue de l'Opéra, dressed by Jean-Louis Deniot as a Paris apartment, with a pool beneath and Pyramides métro at the door.
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8.6Rue de la PaixParis, France
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
Five Haussmann buildings on the rue de la Paix, joined in 2002 into a hotel of limestone, mahogany and bronze that rewards the hand more than the eye.
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8.6Rue de BuciParis, France
Villa-des-Prés
Thirty-four rooms, suites and apartments in a 1911 building on rue de Buci, with a bar and patio on the ground floor and a pool one floor below.
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8.5Rue François 1erParis, France
Grand Powers
Fifty rooms and suites on the corner of rue François-Ier and rue Pierre-Charron, a hotel since 1920, with a café terrace and a marble spa below.
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