Top 10 Luxury Hotels in Paris

It is worthy of being the oldest French classic luxury style and has been ranked the world's number one hotel many times. Classic luxury is no exaggeration, and it is a hotel worth visiting again.

I chose to stay at Le Bristol because of its exquisite breakfast. Yes the room is always elegant and well appointed, but the breakfast is truly excellent. The freshly baked croissant is a real delight.

Facilities: Very complete, with a swimming pool and spa on the underground first floor Hygiene: The hotel is still very clean, and I won't comment on the outside of the hotel. Environment: The Place de la Concorde is outside, and the Eiffel Tower can be seen in the southwest. Service: The front desk and the luggage guy are very enthusiastic, and the cleaning manager patiently helped me find my phone after I couldn't find it. In the end, I found that it was not lost in the hotel. I am still very grateful. There was a small episode when I checked out. The minibar in the room was not opened throughout the whole process, but it showed that there was consumption. Fortunately, the front desk removed it after I explained it~

The airport pick-up service at Cheval Blanc is really great! You can take the fast track and there will be staff to pick you up when you get out of the cabin. Very considerate! The hotel staff are very enthusiastic! The location is very convenient if you are not too picky! You can go to many attractions on foot. The Seine River view room is worth staying in! Breakfast is at Le Tout Paris on the 7th floor of the hotel. The view is great! LV DREAM near the hotel. Be sure to try its desserts when you have time! It's delicious😋 There are gifts to choose from and a small LV museum to visit! In short, it is highly recommended! !

I recently stayed at Shangri-La Paris and had a mixed experience. I had specifically paid for a room with a view, but unfortunately, for the first two days, I didn’t get the room I had booked, which was disappointing—especially considering the high standards expected from a luxury hotel like this. However, after raising the issue, the hotel finally provided me with the correct room. The next two days were much better, and I must say the view was absolutely breathtaking—definitely worth the wait. The iconic sights of Paris from the room were truly unforgettable, making the experience feel special. Overall, while the initial inconvenience was frustrating, the hotel did make up for it in the end with the stunning view I had originally hoped for. I’d recommend double-checking your room upon arrival, but once everything is sorted, the experience can be magical.

The main price is one expensive, two rooms and two nights for 1.1w💶. Those with children must book a designated room type. Not all room types can accommodate three people. Even if the children do not occupy a bed, they must be upgraded. There are restrictions on the hours the swimming pool is open to children.

The location is perfect, the Dior head office next to it is super easy to shop, the environment is very good, the service is very warm and thoughtful, the breakfast is very delicious, I highly recommend breakfast

They provided complimentary cake and champagne as it was my birthday and catered to every request. Service was excellent

Excellent experience. Highly recommended. We had a great time! Incredible staff and so beautiful.

This hotel is the worst value for money hotel I've ever stayed in Paris, and the service is the most incredible and small. I called the airport service from the hotel. At that time, I was drinking at the Hemingway Bar in the Ritz Hotel, so I asked the hotel to put my luggage in the car and pick me up on the way. The hotel said that they would charge an additional 50 euro luggage fee 😹. If my things were picked up at another place, I would understand, but the car was directly from the hotel. I said I would never stay in this hotel again. The manager helped me cancel this fee, but I still find it incredible. The garden of the hotel restaurant is OK, but the food is very unpalatable. It's close to Avenue Montaigne, and it's petty!