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Best Hotels in Paris

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

Guide: Paris Hotels by Area and Style

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 is the Seine-facing palace hotel above Samaritaine, with exclusive rooms and suites, some framing the Eiffel Tower. The stay is built around high-service luxury, river access, and Michelin-starred rooftop dining at Le Tout-Paris.Book on Booking.com
  • Hotel LutetiaHotel Lutetia is the grand Left Bank hotel reference: restored Art Deco scale, polished public rooms, spa facilities, and a wide range of rooms and suites for Saint-Germain heritage with full-service luxury.Book on Booking.com
  • Le Grand MazarinLe Grand Mazarin is the stylish Marais hotel for chic maximalist design, a central old-quarter address, a pool and wellness mood, and easy access to galleries, restaurants, Hotel de Ville, and late bars.Book on Booking.com
  • The Hoxton ParisThe Hoxton Paris turns an 18th-century building near the Grands Boulevards into a lively hotel with restaurants, bars, a courtyard, work-friendly lobby spaces, and rooms that suit travelers who want central energy without palace formality.Book on Booking.com
  • Hotel RochechouartHotel Rochechouart is the South Pigalle and Montmartre-edge hotel with Art Deco character, a rooftop, lively dining, and quick access to Pigalle, Abbesses, and north-side evenings without sleeping on the busiest summit streets.Book on Booking.com
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