12 Of The Best Luxury Paris Hotels For A Fancy 2026 Getaway

Offering an unparalleled five-star experience, The Ritz Paris is located in the heart of the city's centre, providing an ideal base for exploring all the wonders of the 1st arrondissement. With 142 rooms and suites on offer, each space has been thoughtfully designed to capture the essence of French elegance, offering street or courtyard views, period artwork and Italian-inspired elements. 

Indulge in the Michelin-starred cuisine at Espadon restaurant, unwind with creative cocktails at one of the three in-house bars, or relax at the indoor pool and spa. From the buffet breakfast to the attentive multilingual staff, this luxury hotel guarantees a lavish and memorable stay for those seeking the pinnacle of Parisian charm.

Earning its place among the best luxury hotels in the city, Château Voltaire stands as a beacon of sophisticated design and style in the heart of Paris. Boasting 31 uniquely designed rooms and one suite, this hotel delivers all the opulence of a five-star establishment, minus any ostentation. 

Located between the Opera and the Tuileries, with landmarks like the Louvre Museum and Opéra Garnier nearby, Château Voltaire provides a setting steeped in history and romance, making it the perfect choice for first-time visitors seeking a stylish and thoughtfully designed retreat. 

With 200 guest rooms to choose from, The Peninsula Paris is sure not to disappoint those seeking a luxury Paris stay. It's got a spa for those pamper sesh moments, a 22-metre indoor pool for lap time, and one of the largest outdoor dining terraces in Paris where you can dine and drink the day away.

The rooms are certainly a highlight of the hotel, with striking artwork and fine furniture, as well as a separate dressing area in which to prep for those delicious dinners you'll be indulging in. The big marble bathrooms have separate rain showers and deep tubs for soaking in, plus luxe amentities by Oscar de la Renta. However, the star of the show is ultimately the Michelin-starred rooftop restaurant, L’Oiseau Blanc, which provides 360-degree views across Paris. 

Situated in the exclusive 16th district, this neoclassic gem has undergone its own renaissance, having been redesigned by Laura Gonzalez. Roll on up the charming gravel drive to the flowing fountain and prepare to be wowed. Saint James Paris offers 22 rooms, 26 suites as well as apartments and villas for every type of stay. Inside the hotel, expect rooms where deco charm and modern spirit mix, and bathrooms with complimentary Guerlain products.

There's an on-site health club and indoor pool to take advantage of, plus free bicycle hire so you can pedal your way around the Parisian sights. Alternatively, you might just fancty heading to the Michelin-starred restaurant, Bellefeuille, which serves up some of the very best French cuisine. 

Housed in a 19th-century private mansion just a three-minute toddle from the Champs-Elysées and Grand Palais, Hôtel San Régis is a luxury Paris hotel that has long impressed its guests with a mix of timeless charm and impeccable service. Steeped in history, the hotel has managed to preserve the atmosphere of a private residence, making it an ideal choice for travellers seeking an authentic Parisian experience. 

The hotel's prime location in the Golden Triangle provides easy access to all the good stuff and yet its quiet and hidden street frontage provides a peaceful retreat. Keen for a balcony with an Eiffel Tower view? Opt to stay in a Terrace Junior Suite.

Overlooking the iconic Place des Vosges, Paris's oldest planned square, this luxury boutique hotel offers a unique blend of 17th-century architecture and modern indulgences. With only 12 guest rooms on offer, each has been individually decorated to be reminiscent of a quintessentially French, pied-à-terre.

For those looking to take a break from the city, the hotel features a Roman Bath, as well as in-room massages, or make the most of the hotel's gourmet fare and indulge at the iconic restaurant and tea room. With a dedicated butler and a commitment to delivering an exceptional experience, Cour des Vosges is a destination for lovers of Parisian charm and refined elegance.

Once the final residence of Oscar Wilde, this five-star gem is located in the heart of the historic Saint-Germain-des-Prés district. With its central location, L’Hotel provides easy access to some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including the Louvre Museum and Notre Dame Cathedral, offering an unparalleled experience of Parisian art, culture, and sophistication.

The hotel's 20 rooms have each been individually designed in a lavish style, a choice sure to be loved by those seeking a unique and elegant experience. Take a break in the hotel’s subterranean spa, complete with a hammam and pool, or tuck into a cheeky cocktail at the atmospheric bar, which regularly plays host to live jazz. 

A stone's throw from the Seine and a five-minute toddle from the Louvre, sits a luxury hotel that's smaller in size (72 rooms) and big on experience. If you love a place with a little extra, the Cheval Blanc Paris delivers: rooms come with thoughtful touches like plush bathrobes, iPads and luxury toiletries. Win!

Fancy a feed? Head to the Michelin-starred Le Tout Paris brasserie and check out the lobster menu while checking out the Paris skyline. There's a cocktail bar here too in case a fortifying Aperol Spritz calls. Later, there's always the Dior Spa
Cheval Blanc to discover and the Rossano Ferretti Salon where you can get your hair floofed ready for the night's escapades. Did we mention the curved infinity pool? It's open til 10pm so there's still time to fit that in.

Located only steps away from Champs Elysées and La Madeleine Place, and charming shoppers with its uber luxe facade, Le Bristol Paris exudes proper Parish swishness. The hotel's 190 rooms have been completely renovated featuring unique decor and views of the inner garden, flower-filled courtyard, or the prestigious rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré. 

Whether you’re drinking in views of the Eiffel Tower from the rooftop swimming pool or relaxing in the La Prairie spa, the list of guest experiences at his hotel is near endless. Known for its culinary excellence, a stay at the Le Bristol Paris is not complete without eating at one of its two gastronomic restaurants. 

Formerly the residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte and listed as a French “Monument Historique", this luxury hotel is a Parisian masterpiece. Its iconic location not only offers breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower but delivers a big dose of historical significance too. 

There's a selection of 100 rooms and suites here (some with panoramic Paris views). After you've unpacked why not roll on down to the spa, which is centred around a tempting 17-metre swimming pool and terrace? Later, we reckon you might fancy checking out Les Salons du Prince—with crackling fireplaces and piano music, it feels more like an exclusive address than a restaurant.

Sometimes dubbed "the French Château Marmont", Hôtel Particulier Montmartre is a boutique hotel with a difference. With only five suites on offer, ranging in size from 35 to 85 sqm, this luxury hotel has been created in collaboration with a collective of visual artists, each taking on the design of a suite as their central masterpiece. 

Once you've settled in, you're going to want to head right on down to the hotel garden (it's the largest of any Paris hotel) and check out Le Très Particulier, the restaurant. Every Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday they offer a Brunch Particulier, which means you can feast on fluffy pancakes, avocado toasts and eggs Benedict. There's a sumptuous cocktail bar down here too (oh hello velvet bar stools) so you can tuck into a glass of Sancerre of an evening and get ready to call Paris your playground.

Ideally situated steps away from the iconic Champs-Elysées on Georges V Avenue, this iconic hotel offers some of the best views in the city. Built in 1928, the historic art-deco landmark provides the ultimate in French luxury thanks to its oversized suites, Eiffel Tower glimpses, and private terraced rooms. 

With three Michelin-starred restaurants on offer, you won’t be short on dining options, however for an exquisite culinary experience our pick has to be Le Cinq—it has three Michelin stars, no less, and offers French cuisine paired with rare wine selected by an award-winning head sommelier. 

Don’t miss out on a visit to the hotel's expansive spa before you go. It features everything from a swimming pool to a vitality spa, fitness room, and even a chic hair salon.