The Most Beautiful Hotels in Paris, France

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The Eiffel Tower rises above Paris rooftops and tree lined streets on a clear day, with the city skyline stretching into the distance beneath a blue sky. Sunlight highlights the iron lattice structure while classic Parisian buildings fill the foreground.

Planning a trip to Paris and looking for somewhere special to stay? If you’re the type of person who sees the hotel as the destination rather than just somewhere to dump your suitcase and sleep, then this guide is for you, and also, hi, we should be friends!

Maybe you’ve always dreamed of waking up to Eiffel Tower views, soaking in a marble bathtub with a glass of Provençal rosé in hand, or you’ve got an obsession for well-designed spaces, where art and creativity are celebrated rather than an afterthought. Or perhaps, like me, you’ve simply got good taste, and let’s be honest – a hostel bunk bed was never going to cut it, was it?

Welcome to my guide to the most beautiful hotels in Paris. From boutique stays and historic palace hotels to luxurious urban resorts and chic serviced apartments that feel like a Parisian home away from home. These are the places that made me want to cancel my return flight and move to Paris permanently.

And unlike those generic hotel round-ups clearly written by someone who’s never stepped foot inside them, every hotel in this guide is somewhere I’ve personally stayed. I’ve shared my honest thoughts, favourite details and little standout moments from each stay to hopefully help you find a hotel that makes your Paris trip feel even more memorable.

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The Most Beautiful Hotels in Paris

Shangri-La Paris

Shangri-La Paris is quite possibly one of the most romantic hotels in the entire city. Housed inside the former palace residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, the hotel effortlessly blends historic grandeur with the polished luxury Shangri-La is known for.

Everywhere you look, there are grand marble staircases, sparkling chandeliers, intricate detailing and elegant salons, yet it doesn’t feel like a museum; it feels warm and intimate – thanks to the Shangri-La’s friendly and welcoming team who immediately made me feel at home, even when I felt like I was cosplaying as royalty.

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  • Breakfast table set with coffee, pastries, flowers, and champagne beside an open balcony overlooking the Eiffel Tower. The iconic Paris landmark rises above surrounding rooftops under a clear blue sky, creating a classic Paris hotel view.
  • Close up of a breakfast table featuring a chocolate Eiffel Tower sculpture on a bed of cocoa nibs, a fresh fruit tart, and small jars of preserves. Bright pink flowers in a glass vase and soft morning sunlight create an elegant Parisian dining setting.

I stayed in one of the Eiffel View Rooms, and waking up each morning to the Iron Lady standing directly outside my window felt like I was still dreaming. My god, she’s a beauty, and the airy French windows perfectly frame the Eiffel Tower like a postcard. The rooms themselves are beautifully refined, with subtle chinoiserie touches, plush king-sized beds and marble bathrooms featuring heated floors, a deep soaking tub and Guerlain toiletries.

The wellness area is another huge highlight. Shangri-La Paris is home to one of the largest hotel swimming pools in Paris, stretching 17 metres beneath a beautifully designed spa space bathed in natural light. I spent my afternoons lounging beside the pool, half-dozing off to the sound of gently rippling water in the background (the ultimate ASMR). There’s also a sauna, steam room and fitness centre if you’re feeling more energetic than I was.

  • Grand hotel lobby with polished marble floors, ornate wall sconces, and an elegant floral arrangement displayed on a central table. Decorative ironwork railings, sculptural details, and stained glass panels create a luxurious Parisian atmosphere.
  • Elegant indoor swimming pool lined with white marble columns, cushioned lounge chairs, and tropical plants. Decorative wall panels and soft lighting create a luxurious spa atmosphere beside the turquoise water.

Breakfast here was genuinely exceptional and easily one of the best hotel breakfasts I’ve had in Paris. Guests can choose between French and Chinese breakfast options, alongside both buffet selections and à la carte dishes. I highly recommend ordering the signature waffles, and during my stay, the staff would come around with trays of freshly baked madeleines that were still warm and perfectly fluffy. Dangerous, frankly.

I also had the pleasure of dining at Maison Roland, the hotel’s newly reimagined restaurant named after Prince Roland Bonaparte himself. Set beside a rose garden with Eiffel Tower views, the menu reimagines classic Parisian bistro dining with elevated touches, and I absolutely loved the buttery sole and lobster Thermidor. Surprisingly though, the standout dish for me ended up being the gazpacho, which I normally would never order, but it was so fresh and flavourful that I’m still thinking about it.

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  • Manicured garden with lush green lawns, flowering shrubs, and decorative stone planters beneath a clear blue sky. The Eiffel Tower rises above the trees in the background, creating a peaceful Parisian garden scene.

And while I honestly struggled to leave the hotel most days, you’re also brilliantly placed for exploring Paris. The Trocadéro is just a short stroll away from Shangri-La Paris for those additional Eiffel Tower viewpoints, while Palais de Tokyo and several museums and galleries are all within easy walking distance too.

Brach Paris

Brach Paris feels less like a hotel and more like a luxurious urban resort hidden away in the city. Once I checked in, I genuinely didn’t want to leave. Everything you could need is right at your fingertips, from a huge sports club-style gym and an impressive spa with a 22-metre swimming pool, sauna and steam room, to multiple dining spaces, a bakery, cocktail bar and even an in-house barber and salon.

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  • Person relaxing in a steaming rooftop hot tub at sunset with a glass of wine, overlooking the Paris skyline. The Eiffel Tower rises in the distance above surrounding rooftops, creating a luxurious rooftop retreat with panoramic city views.
  • Person standing on a rooftop terrace at golden hour with the Eiffel Tower rising in the background above the Paris skyline. White flowers frame the foreground while warm sunset light illuminates the scene, creating an elegant Paris rooftop setting.
  • Sunlit hotel suite living area with a cream leather sofa, colorful decorative pillows, and sculptural wood furniture. Books, magazines, and modern artwork create a stylish and inviting space with a warm residential feel.

I was lucky enough to stay in one of the Henri Suites, which featured a huge wraparound terrace with a private Norwegian wood hot tub overlooking Paris’ most iconic landmark. The rooms and suites are filled with playful prints, antique objects and art books, all tied together with fluted glass, warm wooden furniture and contrasting textiles.

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  • Cozy hotel bedroom with a large white bed, upholstered headboard, and warm wood paneled walls illuminated by natural sunlight. Framed artwork, books, and glass front wardrobes add character to the stylish and inviting guest room.
  • Freestanding bathtub filling with water beneath a large mirror, with brushed gold fixtures and amber bath amenities neatly arranged along the wall. Warm sunlight reflects across the bathroom, creating a calm and luxurious spa-like atmosphere.
  • Breakfast table set in a lush garden terrace with croissants, coffee, fresh juice, preserves, and a chilled bottle of champagne. Surrounded by dense greenery and white flowers, the outdoor dining space creates an intimate and luxurious morning setting.

Le Restaurant serves Mediterranean dishes with an Oriental twist, full of fresh, sun-drenched flavours, while the first-floor terrace bar is the perfect spot to unwind with Alpine wines and beautifully plated antipasti.

The real standout at Brach, though, is the rooftop bar, La Villa Minuty, which boasts unreal views of the Eiffel Tower. Open during the warmer months, the rooftop channels the feeling of the French Riviera, with rosé flowing, sprawling sofas and a very glamorous Provençal apéritif atmosphere.

  • Warmly lit hotel lounge with rich wood paneled walls, arched mirrors, and a mix of leather and patterned seating arranged throughout the space. Decorative lighting, curated books, and artistic ceiling details create an inviting and sophisticated atmosphere.

Location-wise, Brach sits in the 16th arrondissement, which is definitely quieter and more residential compared to areas like Le Marais or Saint-Germain. If your priority is ticking off tourist attractions from sunrise to sunset, it may feel slightly removed. But personally? As an interior design lover, I completely fell in love with the hotel itself.

Between the earthy interiors and the exceptional wellness facilities, Brach really became the destination for me rather than just somewhere to catch some Z’s. I would recommend staying at Brach with your other half. It’s the perfect hotel for couples who are mostly looking to enjoy each other’s company in luxury settings rather than ticking off a jam-packed itinerary – and with a hot tub with Eiffel Tower views, why would you want to leave?

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  • The Eiffel Tower rises above the Paris skyline at sunset, framed by softly blurred white flowers and rooftop greenery in the foreground. A bird flies across the pastel sky as warm orange and pink hues create a peaceful evening cityscape.
  • Steaming rooftop hot tubs overlook the Paris skyline at sunset, with the Eiffel Tower centered against a glowing orange sky. Wine glasses rest beside the tubs as soft evening light creates a romantic and luxurious atmosphere.

Hyatt Paris Madeleine

Hyatt Paris Madeleine perfectly captures that timeless, elegant version of Paris you imagine before visiting the city for the first time. Tucked between Opéra Garnier and the Champs-Élysées, this five-star hotel combines classic Parisian luxury with genuinely warm service that makes you feel instantly welcome from the second you check in.

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  • Person standing by an open balcony doorway in a hotel suite, holding a glass while looking toward the Eiffel Tower rising above Paris rooftops. Sheer white curtains frame the view, while fresh flowers and a chilled bottle of champagne add to the elegant and romantic atmosphere.
  • Round marble table beside an open balcony window set with chilled champagne, two glasses, and a bouquet of pink flowers. Sheer curtains frame the view of classic Parisian architecture and tree lined streets, creating an elegant and romantic hotel suite setting.

Speaking of check-in, I arrived to champagne, chocolates and freshly baked madeleines waiting in my room, which was the most Parisian welcome imaginable. I stayed in one of the Eiffel Tower view suites, and watching the Iron Lady sparkling in the distance from my balcony each evening never got old. Between the soft neutral interiors, oversized bed and those dreamy rooftop views across Paris, it felt oh so romantic.

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  • Person sitting on an open hotel window ledge with a glass of champagne, framed by sheer white curtains and overlooking a tree lined Parisian street. A table with flowers and a chilled bottle of champagne adds to the elegant and relaxed atmosphere of the luxury suite.
  • Breakfast spread on a marble table beside a hotel bed, featuring coffee, fresh fruit, pastries, orange juice, waffles with berries, and a smoked salmon and avocado dish. A bouquet of pink flowers adds color to the elegant in room dining setup, creating a luxurious and inviting morning atmosphere.

One of the biggest highlights for me at Hyatt Paris Madeleine was the food. I lost count of how many meals I ate at La Chinoiserie, the hotel’s beautiful on-site restaurant serving refined modern French cuisine by Chef Sébastien. Everything I ordered was exceptional, both visually and taste-wise.

But let’s speak about the in-room breakfast! To this day, it’s still one of the most beautifully presented hotel breakfasts I’ve ever experienced, tied only with Andaz Prague (another Hyatt property). Silver trays, perfectly plated waffles, flaky pastries, fresh fruit and coffee enjoyed with Eiffel Tower views from bed… it was always TOO perfect, if that’s even possible!

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  • Restaurant table set with gourmet dishes, including a creamy truffle pasta and a colorful seafood carpaccio garnished with herbs and pomegranate seeds. A glass of white wine and basket of bread complete the elegant dining experience in a stylish lounge setting.
  • Plated gourmet shrimp appetizer featuring three seasoned shrimp garnished with edible flowers, herbs, and colorful sauce accents. The minimalist presentation on a ceramic plate highlights the fine dining experience and attention to detail.

The hotel itself has a very classic, polished feel throughout, with opulent interiors, elegant lounges and that understated luxury Paris does so well. Despite being in such a central location, Hyatt Paris Madeleine still felt calm and was the perfect retreat after long days exploring the city.

The Lander

The Lander is a collection of incredibly chic and ultra-luxurious apartments in Paris. These spacious apartments have the added comfort of a world-class hotel experience, including daily serviced cleans and the bonus of a fully equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a clothes washing machine, which makes both short and longer stays in Paris more comfortable.

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  • Elegant hotel suite living room with a curved cream sofa, velvet armchairs, and contemporary artwork in a bright, refined setting. A coffee table topped with pastries, fruit, flowers, and coffee creates a welcoming atmosphere, while sculptural decor and warm wood accents add a luxurious touch.

All of The Lander apartments have prime locations, whether you want to stay within walking distance to iconic landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower or the Louvre, or close to Paris’ luxury designer shopping boutiques on the Champs-Élysées.

  • Person seated on a curved cream sofa in an elegant hotel suite living room, holding a glass of orange juice beside a table set with pastries, fruit, coffee, and fresh flowers. Contemporary artwork, sculptural decor, and warm wood accents create a sophisticated and welcoming atmosphere.
  • Person in a white robe standing beside a large window in a bright hotel bedroom, looking out through floor to ceiling curtains. The room features a plush bed with layered pillows, warm wood accents, and elegant neutral decor that creates a calm and luxurious atmosphere.

I stayed in the Cézanne apartment, which was designed in homage to the French painter by the same name. This breathtaking two-bedroom space features dramatic high ceilings and big windows, along with beautifully designed arch openings throughout.

There’s a bright lounge area with a separate kitchen and dining nook perfect for a home-cooked meal and a glass of champagne. Each bedroom has its own en suite, with rainfall showers, Rituals bath products and gorgeous marble designs.

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  • Person cooking at a kitchen island in a stylish hotel suite with marble countertops, warm wood cabinetry, and elegant arched details. Fresh vegetables and ingredients are arranged beside the stovetop, creating a welcoming and upscale apartment style setting.
  • Elegant dining nook with a marble table set for two, featuring plates of pasta, champagne, and fresh fruit. A large floral arrangement in deep pink tones serves as the centerpiece, while curved banquette seating and contemporary artwork create a refined and intimate atmosphere.

My stay at The Lander couldn’t be more perfect. Every detail was considered down to the bowl of chocolates & sweets on my nightstands (most luxury hotels even miss this!). They even offer a personalised concierge service, which I took full advantage of to get a reservation at a restaurant in Paris that had been on my bucket list forever but was fully booked out online.

  • Luxury marble bathroom vanity with dramatic veined stone surfaces, a modern square sink, and neatly arranged towels and bath amenities. A large mirror reflects warm interior details, creating an elegant and sophisticated hotel bathroom setting.
  • Close up of luxury bathroom amenities arranged on a marble vanity, including hand wash, hand and body lotion, and neatly folded towels. The dramatic veined stone surface and carefully styled toiletries create an elegant and upscale hotel bathroom experience.

Hôtel Marignan Champs-Élysées

Hotel Marignan Champs-Élysées is one of those hotels that delivers exactly what people dream Paris will feel like. Think Eiffel Tower views from bed, champagne on a private terrace and waking up in one of the city’s most glamorous neighbourhoods with designer boutiques and Parisian cafés right on your doorstep.

Located in the 8th arrondissement just off the Champs-Élysées, this luxury five-star hotel is incredibly well-positioned for exploring the city, especially if it’s your first time visiting Paris. You’re within a 15-minute walk of iconic landmarks like the Arc de Triomphe and a quick 10-minute taxi to the Eiffel Tower. You’ll be surrounded by luxury shopping, restaurants and cocktail bars, plus the nearest metro station is only a two-minute walk away, making it ridiculously easy to get around.

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  • Person standing on a rooftop terrace at sunset holding a glass of champagne, with the Eiffel Tower rising above the Paris skyline in the background. A table set with champagne, pastries, macarons, charcuterie, and a bouquet of flowers creates an elegant and romantic rooftop dining experience.
  • Two people toast with glasses of champagne on a rooftop terrace overlooking the Paris skyline, with the Eiffel Tower centered in the background at sunset. A table set with pastries, macarons, charcuterie, cheese, grapes, and a bouquet of flowers creates a romantic rooftop dining experience with iconic city views.

I stayed in the Marignan Eiffel Suite, which spans a huge 77 square metres and feels more like a luxury Parisian apartment than a hotel room. The private terrace boasts one of the best Eiffel Tower views I’ve experienced in Paris, and there’s genuinely nothing more romantic than sipping champagne with the tower sparkling outside your window at night or standing out there in a bathrobe with a morning coffee.

Inside, the suite features a spacious living area, a large marble bathroom with a deep freestanding bathtub and an enormous walk-in wardrobe that could comfortably house an entire Fashion Week wardrobe. The interiors strike that perfect balance between modern luxury and classic Parisian elegance, with soft neutral tones, sleek finishes and floor-to-ceiling windows flooding the space with light.

Hotel Marignan Champs-Élysées is absolutely the kind of hotel I’d recommend for a honeymoon, anniversary trip or birthday celebration.

Grands Boulevards Experimental

Tucked away in Paris’ 2nd arrondissement, Grands Boulevards Experimental flawlessly combines modern Pinterest-worthy interiors while paying homage to its rich history. Housed inside a building erected shortly before the French Revolution, the hotel feels quiet and away from the commotion while still being surrounded by bars, boutiques and hip restaurants.

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  • Person standing beside a pedestal sink in a stylish bathroom with pink walls, geometric tile flooring, and arched mirrors. Soft natural light from the skylight highlights the elegant design details, creating a chic and sophisticated atmosphere.
  • Canopy style hotel bed with crisp white linens framed by soft green curtains and a curved red upholstered headboard. Deep blue walls and warm accent decor create a cozy and sophisticated bedroom with a boutique hotel feel.

I stayed in the “Parisian Eaves” suite on the top floor, featuring rich jewel-toned navy walls, original Parisian eaves, and a huge canopy bed fit for a king (or queen!). Every detail felt thoughtfully considered, but the hero feature was undoubtedly the standout pink bathroom (which made me squeal with excitement when I first saw it), complete with red marble, gold accents and double sinks. 

The focus here is definitely on good food, great atmosphere and lively drinks. Make sure to visit The Shed rooftop terrace and The Shell downstairs, where cocktails from the Experimental Cocktail Club helped spark the rebirth of Parisian cocktail culture. The complimentary breakfast was another highlight, featuring homemade cakes and jams, artisan cheeses, freshly baked breads and excellent organic coffee made to order.

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  • Close up of luxury bathroom amenities arranged on a red marble shelf against a soft pink wall. Bottles of body wash, shampoo, conditioner, and skincare products are neatly displayed beside a modern brass lamp, creating an elegant boutique hotel bathroom setting.

Just a 15-minute walk from the Louvre, Grands Boulevards Experimental is a fantastic choice for travellers looking for a stylish boutique hotel with plenty of character. Rooms are also surprisingly spacious by Paris standards, making it excellent value for money in the French capital.

  • Bright hotel atrium restaurant with a glass ceiling, lush greenery, and a central bar surrounded by guests dining and socializing. Natural light fills the indoor courtyard space, creating a vibrant and inviting atmosphere that blends garden and café elements.
  • Two craft cocktails rest on a wooden table beside a menu in a lush indoor courtyard filled with ferns and greenery. One drink is served over ice with star anise garnish, while the other features a dried citrus slice, creating an elegant and inviting cocktail bar atmosphere.

HIGHSTAY

My weekend stay in Paris with HIGHSTAY was the perfect middle ground between staying in a luxury hotel and having your own impossibly chic Parisian apartment. On my recent trip to Paris, I stayed in one of the newly launched Vintimille apartments in the 9th arrondissement, designed by French interior designer Chloé Nègre.

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  • Small balcony breakfast setup with toast, fresh berries, and glasses of orange juice overlooking classic Parisian rooftops and elegant apartment buildings. Sunlight illuminates the cityscape while a quiet street view and distant landmarks create an authentic Paris neighborhood atmosphere.

The interiors are bold yet cosy, blending contemporary design with mid-century influences through textured wallpaper, rich wood panelling, sculptural furniture, velvet sofas and beautifully veined marble finishes.

The standout feature in the ‘La Suite’ apartment for me was the view of Sacré-Cœur, perfectly framed through a charming oval-shaped œil-de-bœuf window that looked like a living painting. The apartment also has several small terraces overlooking the rooftops of Paris, making it the dream setting for slow mornings with a coffee or evenings spent drinking wine while the city lights twinkle below.

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  • View of Paris rooftops framed through an oval window, with the dome and bell tower of Sacré Cœur visible in the distance beneath a clear blue sky. The unique window design creates a charming architectural frame for the classic cityscape beyond.
  • Person standing on a small rooftop balcony overlooking classic Parisian buildings and winding city streets, holding a glass while taking in the view. Sunlit rooftops stretch across the skyline under a clear blue sky, creating a quintessential Paris balcony scene.

Inside my apartment at HIGHSTAY Vintimille, there was a fully equipped chef-style kitchen with bespoke cabinetry, a dining space and a cosy lounge area centred around a fireplace nook. The bathroom deserves its own moment too, with a deep freestanding soaking tub positioned beside the window, a large rainfall shower and Aesop toiletries that made the whole experience feel extra luxurious.

  • Sunlit hotel suite sitting area with a round wooden table holding fresh flowers, two glasses of rosé, and an open book. Warm wood accents, a marble fireplace, and soft natural light create an elegant and relaxing atmosphere.
  • Freestanding bathtub filled with bubbles beside tall windows that open to a small balcony, with warm sunlight streaming across the room. Wood accents, soft neutral tones, and luxury bath amenities create a bright and relaxing spa-like retreat.

HIGHSTAY has apartments across some of the best neighbourhoods in Paris, including Le Marais, Invalides and near iconic landmarks like the Champs-Élysées, Louvre-Rivoli, the Eiffel Tower and Rue Saint-Honoré. HIGHSTAY Vintimille was the perfect place for me – within walking distance of Montmartre, the Moulin Rouge and multiple metro stations, which made it easy to explore Paris.

  • Cozy attic style sitting area with sloped ceilings, warm wood paneling, and soft natural light streaming through an arched window. A patterned rug, upholstered seating, and sculptural coffee table create an intimate and inviting space for relaxing within the hotel suite.
  • Open book and a steaming cup of coffee rest on a sculptural bamboo coffee table, creating a cozy reading nook within a hotel suite. Plush slippers lie on a patterned rug nearby, adding to the warm and relaxing atmosphere.

I also loved that at HIGHSTAY you still get all the perks of a boutique hotel stay – daily housekeeping, concierge service, breakfast baskets on demand and 24/7 assistance – but with the privacy and comfort of a beautifully designed apartment. C’est magnifique!

  • Round dining table set with breakfast ingredients including eggs, smoked salmon, bread, cheese, yogurt, juice, and preserves in a stylish hotel suite. A large bouquet of fresh flowers serves as the centerpiece, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for an in room meal.

La Maison Favart

La Maison Favart is one of the oldest hotels in Paris, dating back to 1824. Full of fascinating history and inspired by the famous Favart couple, the hotel has a wonderfully warm and intimate atmosphere that feels worlds away from the bustle of the city outside.

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  • Person relaxing on a hotel bed in a white robe while holding a glass of champagne, surrounded by room service breakfast, newspapers, and a bouquet of pink roses. Ornate red patterned wallpaper, velvet curtains, and an upholstered headboard create a romantic and luxurious boutique hotel atmosphere.
  • Elegant sitting area with upholstered armchairs in soft neutral tones, set against a gallery wall of framed artwork and vintage illustrations. An ornate gold mirror serves as the focal point, adding classic charm and sophistication to the refined interior.

Located on the peaceful Rue de Marivaux, you’re just a 10-minute walk from the Louvre and only moments from the Opéra Garnier and Galeries Lafayette. The hotel’s 39 rooms are beautifully decorated with 18th-century Parisian textiles and finishes, and I stayed in one of the Deluxe Rooms called ‘La lecon de danse’ (the dance lesson), where the walls were covered in pink Toile de Jouy fabric and elegant period-inspired details.

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  • Elegant hotel bedroom with a tall upholstered headboard, crisp white bedding, and blush velvet accent pillows. Deep red curtains and ornate pink patterned wallpaper create a romantic boutique hotel atmosphere, while natural light streams in through the nearby window.

The standout feature of my room was the bathroom, featuring marble finishes, a deep bathtub with rainfall shower, heated towel rails and quite possibly the comfiest hotel slippers I’ve ever worn. The service here was really exceptional, too. Nothing was ever an issue for the staff; in fact, they kindly helped me fix my suitcase after it broke at the train station, and the personalised concierge service is available 24/7.

Guests also have access to a wellness area with a fitness room, sauna and relaxation bath, while breakfast is served in a beautiful pastel-coloured parlour. La Maison Favart is a lovely choice for a first trip to Paris. With its romantic history, gorgeous interiors and fantastic location, you really can’t go wrong!

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  • Elegant café seating area with plush pink banquette seating, marble topped tables, and classic upholstered chairs arranged beneath ornate wall panels and warm sconces. Soft pastel tones, decorative detailing, and natural light from the windows create a refined and inviting Parisian tea room atmosphere.

Airbnbs with Eiffel Tower Views

I’ve put together a guide with over 30 incredible Airbnbs in Paris with Eiffel Tower views. From penthouse apartments with rooftop terraces and darling little balconies with sights of the Iron Lady, these are the best place to stay with an unforgettable view.

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  • Person standing in a luxury hotel suite looking out toward the Eiffel Tower through open glass doors at sunset. Warm pink and orange skies frame the iconic landmark, while elegant furnishings and a bouquet of flowers create a romantic Parisian retreat.
  • Person standing on a rooftop terrace overlooking the Paris skyline at dusk, with the Eiffel Tower illuminated against a pink and lavender sunset sky. The iconic landmark rises above the surrounding rooftops, creating a dramatic and romantic Paris evening view.

Most Beautiful Airbnbs in Paris

If you’ve always dreamed of staying in Haussmann-style apartment along the Seine or in a cool converted-loft in the hills of Montmartre, I’ve got you covered! Here’s my guide on the most beautiful Airbnbs in Paris. 

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  • Elegant hotel suite living room with a velvet sofa, marble fireplace, and herringbone wood floors illuminated by natural sunlight. A round dining table set with pastries, fruit, flowers, and orange juice creates a welcoming atmosphere, while ornate details and classic furnishings add Parisian charm.

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