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Planning where to stay in Paris? There is so much choice, and finding those hidden gems can be difficult if you’re not researching or in the know. We’ve edited down our best recommendations
If you’re looking for a stylish hotel off the beaten track, Hotel Bienvenue is a stylish boutique hotel situated a stones throw from the Grands Boulevards, the historic origin thriving with trendy spots and theatres, an area central to main attractions, yet known for its vibrant neighborhoods and diverse culture. Rest from your Parisian adventures in stylishly designed rooms, with graphic themes elegantly blended with a feminine country spirit, the work of designer Chloe Negre with the intention of creating a restful atmosphere. We Recommend the
Privilege room with a spacious bathroom and queen-sized bed. With eclectic tile designs, soft velvets and a calming blue palette that will cocoon you after a long day of exploring. Breakfast is a treat, where guests can enjoy the home-baked Banana bread, warm cookies and Pascal’s own recipes of granola.
For evenings, there are endless nearby options since the hotel is nestled amongst cafes and restaurants - you won’t be short of dining options for the rest of your stay.
Pricing : Doubles from Euro 480.
Maison Proust, named in homage to the legendary French writer Marcel Proust, transports guests into a world of Belle Époque luxury. Located in the Upper Marais, this intimate boutique hotel feels like a step back in time, but with all the comforts of modern-day luxury. Designed by Jacques Garcia, one of France’s most celebrated interior designers, Maison
Proust is a feast for the senses.
The hotel’s 35 rooms and suites are adorned with rich fabrics, antique furnishings, and lush velvet upholstery, creating a setting that is both sumptuous and cozy. Every detail has been curated to evoke the opulence of late 19th-century Paris, while also offering modern touches like state-of-the-art bathrooms and the finest linens.
One of the standout features of Maison Proust is its exclusive hammam and spa, designed by luxury skincare brand Maison Codage. Guests can indulge in rejuvenating treatments after a long day of sightseeing or simply relax in the serene surroundings of the spa. The intimate library bar, with its deep leather chairs and fireplace, offers a perfect setting for a quiet evening with a book or a cocktail, evoking the feel of an exclusive Parisian salon.
This iconic Rosewood Hotel, a former residence of Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI, has an impressive landmark
façade and overlooks the Place de la Concorde. With historic bones dating back to the 18th century, this grand hotel symbolises timeless French elegance that is refined yet welcoming. Rooms are decorated with antique and bespoke furnishings that are a nod to the mansions past – two of the suites were designed by the illustrious Karl Lagerfeld. Beautiful yet sophisticated, you’ll feel the Parisian spirit at every turn. Sense Spa is a tranquil environment offering restorative wellness showered in luxurious touches, but you’ll find it’s the dining that takes you to other worldly places. Expect to embark on an exquisite gastronomic journey within the majestic setting as the hotel’s multiple fine dining restaurants pride themselves on local cuisine and seasonal produce, celebrated by Chef Boris Campanella. Hôtel de Crillon is an ode to all things Paris.
In the heart of the historic Marais district, Le Grand
Mazarin is an opulent five-star escape that mirrors the eclectic energy of its surroundings. The Marais, famous for its vibrant arts scene, trendy boutiques, and historic architecture, is one of Paris’s most exciting quarters, and Le Grand Mazarin sits at its heart.
Housed in a beautifully restored 17th-century building, Le
Grand Mazarin effortlessly marries classical French elegance with whimsical contemporary touches. Expect gilded mirrors, plush jewel-toned fabrics, and eclectic art installations that add a sense of playful sophistication to the hotel’s design. The hotel’s 61 rooms and suites are a masterclass in understated luxury, with high ceilings, large windows, and a careful balance of old-world charm and modern amenities.
One of the hotel's highlights is its stunning indoor pool—something of a rarity in Paris. It's a hidden oasis where guests can unwind after a day of exploring the Marais’s cobbled streets, galleries, and iconic landmarks such as Place des Vosges. Le Grand Mazarin’s prime location also means you’re steps away from the best of the neighbourhood’s restaurants,
shops, and nightlife.
The famous Soho House brand has finally landed in France,
bringing its signature club-like atmosphere to the capital with Soho House Paris. Located in the bohemian Pigalle district, an area once notorious for its risqué nightlife and now a hub of cool cafes and boutiques, this new opening adds a fresh, playful energy to the Parisian hotel scene.
Housed in a 19th-century mansion, Soho House Paris
effortlessly blends vintage French design with the brand's contemporary, laid-back aesthetic. Think plush velvet sofas, moody lighting, and art deco touches throughout the property. The hotel offers 36 individually styled bedrooms, a rooftop terrace with stunning views over the city, and a members’ club brimming with creative energy.
In true Soho House style, the property features a variety of
spaces for relaxation and socializing, including a leafy courtyard, a cozy bar, and a pool. Soho House’s laid-back vibe and design-forward ethos make it the perfect spot for those looking for a more relaxed and social Parisian experience. It's a great choice for creatives and those who want to tap into the city's thriving modern culture.
