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The palace hotels of the Right Bank and the small, exacting ones of the Left.

Our notes

Paris has a handful of palace hotels and a great many good ones, and the choice depends on what you are there for. Shopping and the grand museums put you in the 1st and 8th. Restaurants, galleries and a Sunday morning market suggest Saint-Germain or the Marais. We can ask for tables at restaurants that are otherwise full, arrange private access to a museum where it is offered, and provide a driver who knows that the Périphérique at six in the evening is to be avoided at any cost. Rooms with a view of the Eiffel Tower are real but limited; tell us early if it matters.

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Hotels and resorts in Paris

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Hotel Plaza Athenee
Hotel

Paris, Paris

Hotel Plaza Athenee

Hôtel Plaza Athénée occupies 25 avenue Montaigne in Paris, opened in 1913, with views toward the Eiffel Tower and five restaurants including a Michelin-starred dining room.

Price on request

Airelles Chateau de Versailles
Palace

Versailles, Paris

Airelles Chateau de Versailles

A fifteen-room hotel inside the grounds of the Château de Versailles, with butler service and dinner by Alain Ducasse.

Price on request

La Reserve Paris
Hotel

Paris, Paris

La Reserve Paris

A 40-key hotel on avenue Gabriel in Paris's 8th arrondissement, with two restaurants overseen by chef Jérôme Banctel and a spa built around a 16-metre pool.

Price on request

Le Bristol Paris
Hotel

Paris, Paris

Le Bristol Paris

At 112 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Le Bristol Paris was the first hotel in France to receive the Palace accreditation, with a rooftop pool overlooking Montmartre and the Eiffel Tower.

Price on request

Mandarin Oriental, Paris
Hotel

Paris, Paris

Mandarin Oriental, Paris

A Right Bank address on Rue Saint-Honoré, a short walk from Place Vendôme, with 135 rooms and suites built around Parisian fashion and craft.

Price on request

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