Palatial comfort, exquisite sophistication from a bygone era, and the most extravagant floral arrangements in the city—at the Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, historic extravagance awaits you in an unbeatably central location near the Champs-Elysées. The plush rooms and suites, some with views of the Eiffel Tower, are complemented by a gastronomic galaxy of stars in three Michelin-starred restaurants and an exquisite spa offering groundbreaking anti-aging facials. Savor romantic Parisian city life to the fullest in one of the most luxurious retreats the city has to offer.
Royal luxury and impeccable service continue in the magnificent spa, where you will find a hair salon, a high-tech fitness room, a pool, a sauna, a steam hammam, and innovative anti-aging facial treatments from the Swiss skincare line Dr. Burgener Switzerland. On a one- or two-day excursion, you can explore the legendary Maison Perrier-Jouët and follow in the footsteps of the luxurious champagne brand. Alternatively, the streets of Paris await you with plenty of art, culture, and shopping opportunities: stroll along the Champs-Élysées and fortify yourself with Ladurée's sinful macarons.
The 244 rooms were redesigned in classic French Louis XV style when the original Art Deco palace reopened as a Four Seasons Hotel. Even the entry-level rooms are extremely spacious by Parisian standards and invite guests to linger with comfortable armchairs, elegant desks, marble bathrooms, and opulent chandeliers. The suites impress with spacious living areas, terraces, or balconies. A particular highlight is the Eiffel Tower Suite, decorated entirely in white and beige, where you can enjoy a direct view of the iconic Parisian landmark from the balcony.
This Four Seasons is the first hotel in Europe to boast five Michelin stars under one roof – three for the elegant Le Cinq and one each for the more casual French restaurant L'Orangerie and the Mediterranean-inspired Le George. At Le Cinq, chef Christian Le Squer treats his guests to a theatrical, Brittany-inspired fine dining experience in a monumental salon. All restaurants are accompanied by first-class wines from the hotel's legendary wine cellar, which contains almost 50,000 bottles. Every afternoon, a pianist plays in La Galerie, a salon decorated with antique Flemish tapestries, furniture, and valuable works of art.
The palatial Four Seasons Hotel George V is one of the most historic addresses in Paris, dating back to 1928 when the luxury hotel was inaugurated as an Art Deco hotel. Spectacular works of art, crystal chandeliers, 17th-century Flemish tapestries, and extravagant floral arrangements by artistic director Jeff Leatham adorn the spacious interiors, which exude undeniable historical opulence. It is not without reason that this luxury hotel in the 8th arrondissement is considered a Parisian icon: after all, it is home to three Michelin-starred restaurants under one roof, which boast a total of five stars. Don't miss the unique experience of a Breton-inspired three-star gourmet dinner by celebrity chef Christian Le Squer at Le Cinq.
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