Sofitel Le Faubourg Paris

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Between the prestigious Place de la Concorde, the mythical Champs-Elysées and the elegant Faubourg Saint-Honoré, the Sofitel Paris le Faubourg embodies the City of fashion, art and luxury.

Indulge in the refinement of a 18th century private mansion. Enjoy the stunning decoration by Didier Gomez and the “couture” inspiration of the 148 rooms and suites.

Savor delicious moments at Blossom, our “chic and nature” restaurant, or in our very fashionable bar. Enjoy the sunny days on our amazing outdoors, street side or in the enchanting patio.

Welcoming, protecting and caring for others is the very heart of our identity. Our hotel is certified by the ALLSAFE label. This label guarantees the highest safety standards so that you can fully appreciate the Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg and its iconic lifestyle.

Renaissance

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Bask in the lavish lifestyle of our boutique hotel in the heart of downtown Paris. Renaissance Paris Vendome Hotel was remodeled in 2018 by the famous designer Didier Gomez. Our hotel is just a few steps away from the vast assortment of world-class boutiques in the shopping district and only one block from Place Vendome. We are also a short distance from the Louvre Museum, the Opera

J.K. Place

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“J.K.Place hotels are famous for their modern, pitch-perfect chic and hospitality, so the launch of their first property outside of Italy has been eagerly awaited by style-savvy travelers.” 

Le Pavillon de la Reine

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A deeply romantic hideway in the heart of Le Marais.

Le Pavillon de la Reine, Hotel & Spa Paris Marais, In a 17th century building tucked away from the galleries and shops of the Place des Vosges, which was built in 1612 by King Henry IV of France. The hotel’s name is a nod to the building’s history, in honour of Queen Anne of Austria who once stayed in one of the wings. While the Place des Vosges was once the centre of high society in Paris, today, Le Marais shines as one of Paris’ most exciting quartiers – with Pavillon de la Reine at its heart.

Set back from the Place des Vosges – often referred to as the most beautiful square in the world – Pavillon de la Reine is a true haven, with a wonderful sense of place, in the heart of Le Marais, Paris’ oldest quartier. Privately owned and family-run, it offers the understated sophistication of a private home with all the service, charm and elegance of a grand palace.

The historical setting is retained in the design by Didier Benderli of Kérylos Interiors, with a brilliant mix of rich, contemporary interiors and original antique furnishings and oil paintings.

The hotel’s 56 bedrooms and suites is embellished with its distinctive façade and a private courtyard garden, awash with greenery.

San Regis

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Appearances can be deceptive; hidden behind a discreet and understated entrance lies one of the most exclusive addresses in Paris. Acclaimed for many years by leading travel specialists including Travel+Leisure, Condé Nast Gold List, and Andrew Harper’s Hideaway Report, the San Régis is among the finest hotels in the world. 

Hotel de Crillon

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An illustrious landmark overlooking the Place de la Concorde, Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel is a celebration of the spirit of Paris and French art de vivre—timeless, legendary and unabashedly elegant.

La Reserve

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An invitation to experience one of the most beautiful cities in the world in a different, unique and intensely personal way.

Midway between Avenue Montaigne and Rue du Faubourg St-Honoré, a stone’s throw from the Champs-Elysées, La Réserve Paris – Hotel and Spa overlooks some of the city’s key sights: the Eiffel Tower, the Pantheon, the Grand Palais and the Concorde obelisk. Just in front, a majestic curtain of trees preserves the area’s intimacy, like an echo of the Elysée gardens close by.

Royal Monceau

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All our rooms and suites exude a spirit of exclusive Parisian chic, with a generous dose of polished contemporary styling. The exacting elegance of the Forties and Fifties with its controlled curves, fine materials, and warm colours is brought alive through little poetic details imbued with a life and history of their own: books stacked in random places on the shelves, a scrawled message on a lampshade, an acoustic guitar… The footprints of a traveller yearning for new horizons, a lover of beautiful things, a woman of letters, an artist, or an ardent collector… And every guest – whether they stay a day or a year – can become part of the story.

Waldorf Versailles

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The Trianon Palace is a five-star venue, featuring a majestic neoclassic architecture since 1910.
Thanks to its grand gallery filled with daylight, decorated with a subtle and contemporary touch, you will experience a true sense of place. This iconic venue accommodates 85 Rooms and 15 Suites, offering stunning views over the Park of Versailles or the hotel’s gardens. The restaurants and bar are located within this building, just like the prestigious Spa Guerlain, and the Clemenceau Ballroom.

Prince de Galles

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The Prince de Galles, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Paris has intrigued and enthralled guests since opening in 1929. We welcome you to France’s storied capital with our 5-star service and Art Deco chic. Situated on Avenue George V, just a few steps from the iconic Champs-Elysées, our hotel places you near luxury boutiques, the tranquil beauty of the Seine and legendary landmarks including the Arc de Triomphe. The serene Wellness Suite encourages relaxation and renewal. Our rooms and suites are immaculately designed and appointed with home-like comforts; many offer sweeping views of the Paris skyline. Throughout your stay, enjoy our unwavering dedication to service that has distinguished our luxury hotel for nearly a century. The 19.20, cocktail and culinary memoir bar, offers the opportunity to savor food and beverages recipes that honor Paris. Enthusiastic about new experiences, the Prince de Galles is delighted to open a fresh chapter at the end of 2021 with the new Akira Back restaurant.