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Four Seasons George V

Paris, France • Golden Triangle • OVER THE TOP

avg. $2,520 / night

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At a glance

A 1928 Haussmann palace on Avenue George V with Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors and Le Cinq's gilded dining room.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes seeking Parisian palace grandeur

Highlights:

  • 1928 Haussmann limestone building by architect Joachim Richard
  • Le Cinq dining room with gilded coffered ceilings and Louis XVI details
  • Interior courtyard with rose-and-cream marble and towering orchid installation
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PB hotel design editorial

Completed in 1928 to designs by architect Joachim Richard, the limestone Haussmann-era building on Avenue George V that would become the Four Seasons George V was conceived from the outset as a monument to the French art of hospitality — grand enough in scale, at seven floors and 244 rooms and suites, to hold its own in the 8th arrondissement's competitive roster of palace hotels. Four Seasons assumed management in 1999 following a two-year, $125 million restoration that brought the property back to something approaching its original ambition, with Pierre-Yves Rochon directing the interiors toward a vision of refined classicism rather than nostalgic pastiche. The images confirm how successfully that balance holds. In Le Cinq, the principal dining room, gilded coffered ceilings and Corinthian pilasters frame a room animated by potted palms and Louis XVI fauteuils upholstered in tobacco velvet — the atmosphere closer to a private Parisian hôtel particulier than a hotel restaurant. Guest rooms work a palette of champagne, sage, and warm ivory, with Louis XVI-style benches at the foot of beds dressed in damask, bronze-tinted mirrored paneling multiplying the light, and French windows opening onto tree-level views of the 8th. The interior courtyard, paved in a geometric diamond pattern of rose and cream marble and centered on a towering orchid installation, pulls the whole composition together — a contained garden that manages to feel both theatrical and completely, convincingly Parisian.

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Four Seasons George V Reviews

3,354 reviews

"From the moment we arrived after an overnight flight from the United States until the moment we departed, the Four Seasons Hotel George V exceeded every expectation. I have stayed at many luxury hotels over the years, but this was, without question, the finest hotel experience I have ever had. Before our trip, I injured my back and unexpectedly needed an electric wheelchair. At 10:00 p.m. one evening, I emailed the concierge asking if they could possibly help me find one. By 10:00 a.m. the very next morning, an electric wheelchair was waiting for me. That level of responsiveness and care completely changed my vacation. What could have been a difficult trip became one I was able to fully enjoy because of their incredible service. The concierge team was simply unmatched. They were warm, genuinely friendly, incredibly knowledgeable, and always seemed one step ahead of our needs. They made us feel as though we had our own personal assistants throughout our stay. Every request—whether large or small—was handled quickly, professionally, and with a smile. The valet and bell staff were equally exceptional. They consistently went out of their way to assist me with my mobility challenges, always offering help before I even had to ask. Their kindness, patience, and attentiveness made me feel comfortable and cared for every single day. The breakfast included through American Express Fine Hotels + Resorts was far beyond anything we expected. It wasn’t just the outstanding food—it was the people. After the first morning, the staff remembered us, greeted us by name, and even had our favorite drinks waiting for us. Those thoughtful touches made us feel truly welcomed and valued. Luxury hotels are beautiful, but what makes a stay unforgettable is the people. Every member of the team at Four Seasons Hotel George V made us feel genuinely cared for, and that is something we will never forget. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough. If you’re looking for exceptional service, impeccable attention to detail, and a team that truly anticipates your every need, look no further. This was the best hotel I have ever stayed in, and I cannot wait to return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 29, 2026

"What can I possibly say that hasn’t been said before? Absolute perfection from the minute we walked in until the minute we left. I can’t say enough about the kindness and hospitality shown to us by every member of the George V team. Our time in Paris was supposed to be at Cheval Blanc and after two miserable nights there we checked out and moved to the George V. To even put the two hotels in the same sentence is a disservice to George V. Be smart and don’t make the same mistake we did, if you’re looking for the absolute best hotel in Paris, and we have stayed in them all, there is no question which one you should choose. Everything was complete perfection and we cannot thank you enough."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 09, 2026

"Probably the best hotel in Europe"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 07, 2026

"Remarkable hotel, storied history and epitome of luxury and more importantly.. what a luxury hotel should be (and not only in Paris). Personalized service, calm ambiance and genuine warmth with little to no pretension in common areas. Flawless Bedroom was small, but very comfortable and clean. Felt like I was home. Crisp white linens, pillows plush and bathroom amenities were well appointed. Front desk and all interactions during our stay was warm, professional and beyond expectations. People are passionate here, and it shows. Eating in the dining room for lunch was easier than I expected to obtain a last minute reservation where the service was flawless and the gastronomic journey was on point and memorable. Thank you for a great stay again and again!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 01, 2026

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