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Best hotels in Paris, comparing palace hotels, Left Bank classics, Marais boutiques, Grands Boulevards stays, and Pigalle design hotels.

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Best Hotels in Paris

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Paris hotel planning is an arrondissement decision before it is a brand decision: Seine-facing palace service, Left Bank grandeur, Marais style, Grands Boulevards energy, or Pigalle rooftops.

  • Cheval Blanc ParisCheval Blanc Paris faces the Seine above Samaritaine, with exclusive rooms and suites that sometimes frame the Eiffel Tower. High-touch service and Michelin-starred dining at Le Tout-Paris match the river setting.Book on Booking.com
  • Hotel LutetiaRestored Art Deco scale defines Hotel Lutetia on Paris's Left Bank. Polished public rooms and substantial spa facilities support a broad range of rooms and suites, with Saint-Germain cafés, Orsay and Luxembourg nearby.Book on Booking.com
  • Le Grand MazarinChic maximalist rooms give Le Grand Mazarin a bold presence in the Marais. A pool and wellness spaces offer retreat, while Hôtel de Ville, galleries, restaurants and late bars fill the surrounding old-quarter streets.Book on Booking.com
  • The Hoxton ParisAn 18th-century building near the Grands Boulevards houses The Hoxton Paris. Restaurants, bars and a courtyard sustain its lively mood, while work-friendly lobby spaces bring informal energy without the ceremony of a palace hotel.Book on Booking.com
  • Hotel RochechouartArt Deco character gives Hotel Rochechouart a strong presence between South Pigalle and Montmartre. Its rooftop and lively dining add sociability, while Pigalle, Abbesses and north-side evening streets are reached quickly.Book on Booking.com
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