Luxury Hotels Central Paris

Park Hyatt, Intercontinental Grand, Four Seasons George V, Ritz

Mar 11, 2009

Near the river Seine at the heart of Paris, some of the world's best hotels offer luxury and style close to major landmarks, top restaurants and exclusive boutiques.

Luxury hotels in central Paris guarantee a peaceful retreat at the end of a busy day or after an evening stroll under the bright lights of the Champs-Elysées. Comfort and elegance combine with excellent service to ensure a memorable stay for all guests. Honeymoon couples could not dream of a more romantic place but the world's best hotels cater equally well for a cosmopolitan clientele of top executives and discerning tourists.

Park Hyatt Paris Vendome

Rooms in light contemporary design include Park Rooms, Deluxe and Suites, top of the range the Imperial and Vendome with en-suite spa. Rooms overlook lively streets or quiet courtyards.

The Pur’ serves creative cuisine in a contemporary décor and features an exclusive chef’s table in the open plan kitchen. Les Orchidées restaurant is enhanced by dozens of orchids and has a fireplace and conservatory. Lunch is also available on the Terrace under the olive trees.

The Park Hyatt claims a 250m² spa with reflexology and massage, from hot stone to Shiatsu or Thai.

Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris

The Four Seasons George V boasts some of the best floral displays in town, 17th century tapestries and terraces overlooking Paris. Guest rooms range from moderate to executive, with period furnishings, and sumptuous suites, Royal or Presidential. The honeymoon suite on the 8th floor has a terrace with views of the Eiffel Tower.

The spa offers a variety of treatments, including aromatherapy massage, and there is a pool and fitness centre.

Fine French dining can be enjoyed at the two Michelin-starred Le Cinq, looking out on courtyard and garden. La Galerie has live piano music in the afternoon and Le Bar is a favourite meeting place for guests and locals.

Intercontinental Paris Hotel Le Grand

The Intercontinental Hotel le Grand has 398 standard rooms, including some non-smoking, and 72 suites in splendid Empire style, many overlooking the Garnier Opera House. There is also an executive club floor.

Traditional or oriental massage is available in the spa as well as marine-based treatments. Health and fitness options are complemented by a jogging trail in the nearby Tuileries Gardens.

The Café de la Paix is renowned for traditional French fare and Japanese and American breakfasts. La Verrière winter garden is a pleasant lunch venue and there is a cosy bar for cocktails.

Ritz Paris is one of the most prestigious hotels in France where rooms and suites are filled with antique furniture, brocade, silk, marble and art objects. Suites once welcomed Coco Chanel, Hemingway and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. The Ritz Suites on the 6th floor have their own sauna and Jacuzzi and superb views.

The Michelin-starred Espadon prepares innovative dishes and has a selection of over 1000 wines. Bars at the Ritz include a Champagne Bar and Bar Hemingway, refurbished as it was then and serving the writer’s favourite malt whiskies.

The health club claims one of the most exquisite pools in Paris in a stunning Roman bath décor.

Jewelery and haute-couture are available in nearby boutiques but private displays can be arranged in your suite.

The copyright of the article Luxury Hotels Central Paris in France Travel is owned by Solange Hando. Permission to republish Luxury Hotels Central Paris in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.