The best hotels in Paris: our 2026 ranking

In brief
  • The best hotel in Paris in 2026, according to our editorial team, is Cheval Blanc Paris (1st), at 8 quai du Louvre: Dior spa, views of the Seine and the three-star Plénitude restaurant by Arnaud Donckele.
  • The podium: 1. Cheval Blanc Paris · 2. La Fondation · 3. Le Boudoir des Muses.
  • The ranking: 10 luxury addresses tested and rated by our editorial team, from legendary palace hotels to charming boutique hotels.
  • Our criteria: rooms and suites, location, service, spa, dining and value for money.
  • For every budget: from more accessible five-stars (Bloom House, La Fantaisie) to exceptional palaces (Le Bristol, Plaza Athénée, Cheval Blanc).
  • Last updated: July 2026 · scores cross-referenced with reviews from our readers on each test.
The ranking at a glance
Rank Hotel District What sets it apart
1 Cheval Blanc Paris 1st · Quai du Louvre Dior spa, view of the Seine, 3-star Plénitude restaurant
2 La Fondation 17th · Batignolles Hybrid hotel club, semi-Olympic swimming pool and rooftop
3 Le Boudoir des Muses 3rd · Le Marais 4-star artistic boutique hotel
4 Nolinski Paris Rive Gauche Historic and iconic luxury
5 The Peninsula Paris 16th · Avenue Kléber Massive spa and elegant rooms
6 Le Bristol Paris 8th · Faubourg Saint-Honoré Garden, Epicure and rooftop pool
7 Plaza Athénée 8th · Avenue Montaigne Dior spa and view of the Eiffel Tower
8 Le Grand Mazarin Le Marais Urban 5-star, flamboyant decoration and art
9 Bloom House 10th · Rue d’Hauteville Indoor pool, sauna, wellness offering
10 La Fantaisie 9th · Faubourg Montmartre Design by Martin Brudnizki, interior garden
Suite Seine du Cheval Blanc Paris avec vue sur la Seine et le Pont Neuf
The Seine Suite and its Winter Garden at Cheval Blanc Paris

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Contents
  1. 10 – Hotel La Fantaisie
  2. 9 – Bloom House Hotel & Spa
  3. 8 – Hotel Le Grand Mazarin
  4. 7 – Hotel Plaza Athénée
  5. 6 – Hotel Le Bristol Paris
  6. 5 – Hotel The Peninsula Paris
  7. 4 – Hotel Nolinski Paris
  8. 3 – Hotel & Spa Le Boudoir des Muses
  9. 2 – Hotel La Fondation
  10. 1 – Hotel Cheval Blanc Paris

10 – Hotel La Fantaisie

Located in the lively Faubourg Montmartre district, this Leitmotiv group hotel stands out for its superb interior garden.

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  • Rooms and Suites: The colourful rooms, designed by Martin Brudnizki, offer a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere. Each room is equipped with the latest technology and modern comforts.
  • Services: In addition to its interior garden, the hotel offers personalised concierge service, modern fitness facilities and coworking spaces.
  • Dining: The hotel restaurant serves refined dishes, combining local and international cuisine, prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients.
L'hôtel La Fantaisie et sa façade végétalisée, rue Cadet à Paris

Pros

  • Unique and inspiring design.
  • Vibrant and central location.
  • Rooms and Suites: Colourful rooms designed by Martin Brudnizki.
  • Services: Interior garden and personalised service.

Cons

  • Can be noisy due to the central location.

Address: 24 Rue Cadet, 75009 Paris, France.

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9 – Bloom House Hotel & Spa

Located in the 10th arrondissement, this hotel stands out for its warm lines and pastel tones.

  • Rooms and Suites: The modern and welcoming rooms are designed to offer maximum comfort. They are equipped with high-quality beds, large windows and luxurious bathrooms.
  • Services: The hotel offers an indoor swimming pool, a sauna, treatment rooms and a garden to relax in after a busy day. coworking.
  • Dining: The hotel restaurant offers a diverse menu with vegetarian and vegan options, as well as a bar serving artisanal cocktails.
La piscine sous verrière du Bloomy Spa, au Bloom House Hôtel & Spa à Paris

Pros

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  • Warm atmosphere and welcoming design.
  • Quality pool and spa.
  • Dining options for all tastes.

Cons

  • May lack certain luxury amenities compared to other high-end hotels.

Address: 15 Rue d’Hauteville, 75010 Paris, France


8 – Hotel Le Grand Mazarin

Right in the heart of the Marais, this urban 5-star hotel offers flamboyant decoration and unique works of art.

  • Rooms and Suites: The luxurious rooms are decorated with contemporary art and designer furniture, creating an artistic and sophisticated atmosphere.
  • Services: The hotel spa offers personalised wellness treatments, and the Boubale restaurant serves creative and delicious cuisine.
  • Dining: The Boubale restaurant and bar offer unforgettable culinary experiences with innovative dishes and artisanal cocktails.
L'hôtel Le Grand Mazarin, dans le Marais à Paris

Pros

  • Artistic and vibrant decoration.
  • Central location in the Marais.
  • High-quality spa and wellness treatments.

Cons

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  • Prices can be high.

Address: 17 Rue de Turbigo, 75003 Paris, France


7 – Hotel Plaza Athénée

Located at 25 Avenue Montaigne, this hotel features a Dior spa and a view of the Eiffel Tower.

  • Rooms and Suites: The luxurious and refined rooms offer breathtaking views of Paris, featuring high-quality beds and marble bathrooms.
  • Services: The Dior spa offers a full range of beauty and wellness treatments, and the hotel’s interior courtyard is a haven of peace in the heart of the city.
  • Dining: The hotel has several gourmet restaurants, each offering a unique culinary experience, as well as an elegant bar for relaxing evenings.
L'hôtel Plaza Athénée, avenue Montaigne à Paris

Pros

  • Prestigious location and stunning views.
  • Exceptional spa and service.
  • Varied, high-quality dining options.

Cons

  • High prices.

6 – Hotel Le Bristol Paris

Located at 112 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, this Oetker Collection palace is famous for its French formal garden and its rooftop pool overlooking Paris.

  • Rooms and Suites: Around 190 rooms and suites with impeccable French classicism, spacious and bright, featuring precious fabrics and marble bathrooms.
  • Services: A boat-shaped swimming pool on the sixth floor, a 1,200 m² French formal garden, a renowned spa and some of the most attentive service in the capital.
  • Dining: Epicure, chef Arnaud Faye’s grand gourmet restaurant, and 114 Faubourg make up one of the most decorated culinary offerings in Paris.
La façade fleurie du Bristol Paris, palace de la rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré
Le Bristol Paris, rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. © Le Bristol Paris / Claire Cocano

Pros

  • The French formal garden and rooftop pool, unique in Paris.
  • Exceptional gastronomy centred around Epicure and 114 Faubourg.
  • Service regularly cited among the best in the capital.

Cons

  • Very high prices.
  • Very high demand: book well in advance.

Address: 112 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France


5 – Hotel The Peninsula Paris

Located at 19 Avenue Kléber, this hotel is renowned for its massive spa and elegant rooms.

  • Rooms and Suites: The spacious and elegant rooms are decorated with works of art and high-quality furniture, offering unparalleled comfort and luxury.
  • Services: The hotel features a large-scale spa, a 22-metre indoor swimming pool and a rooftop restaurant offering panoramic views of the city.
  • Dining: The hotel’s restaurants, including LiLi for Asian cuisine and Le Lobby for French and international cuisine, offer unique culinary experiences.
The Peninsula Paris, le palace de l'avenue Kléber

Pros

  • Large-scale spa and modern facilities.
  • Stunning views of Paris.
  • Varied and high-quality culinary experiences.

Cons

  • High prices.

Address: 19 Avenue Kléber, 75116 Paris, France


4 – Hotel Nolinski Paris

Located at 45 Boulevard Raspail, this historic and iconic Rive Gauche hotel offers a unique combination of luxury, history and modernity.

  • Rooms and Suites: The rooms and suites combine contemporary design with historical elements, offering a luxurious and comfortable setting.
  • Services: The Akasha spa offers a full range of wellness treatments, and the hotel features an indoor swimming pool and several dining options.
  • Dining: The hotel restaurants offer refined cuisine, with options ranging from traditional French dishes to modern culinary creations.
Le spa de l'hôtel Nolinski Paris

Pros

  • Central and historic location.
  • Akasha spa with modern facilities.
  • Luxurious and comfortable atmosphere.

Cons

  • Can be expensive for some travellers

Address: 45 Boulevard Raspail, 75006 Paris, France


3 – Hotel & Spa Le Boudoir des Muses

Located at 6 Rue de Saintonge, in the 3rd arrondissement, this 4-star hotel offers a unique artistic and historical atmosphere.

  • Rooms and Suites: The air-conditioned rooms, each featuring a flat-screen TV and elegant decor, offer a comfortable and relaxing setting.
  • Services: The spa and wellness centre offers a full range of treatments, and the hotel features an indoor swimming pool and an atrium bar.
  • Dining: The hotel restaurant serves delicious meals in a warm atmosphere.
L'Hôtel & Spa Le Boudoir des Muses à Paris

Pros

  • Unique artistic and historical atmosphere.
  • High-quality spa and indoor pool.
  • Ideal location for art lovers.

Cons

  • The limited size of the facilities may not suit everyone.

Address: 6 Rue de Saintonge, 75003 Paris, France.


2 – Hotel La Fondation

Opened in April 2025 in the 17th arrondissement, between Parc Monceau and the Batignolles village, La Fondation has established itself in just a few months as the revelation of Parisian hospitality. Spanning 10,000 m², this hybrid venue brings together a five-star hotel, an exceptional sports club and a workspace, within a sleek and refined decor designed by Roman & Williams.

Rooms and Suites: 58 contemporary rooms and suites featuring noble materials and clean lines, designed as sanctuaries in the heart of the city.

Wellness and sport: a heated semi-Olympic swimming pool, an indoor climbing wall, five studios equipped by Technogym and a spa with protocols by Ho Karan and Typology.

Dining: a neighbourhood brasserie, a bistronomic restaurant and a rooftop offering breathtaking views of Paris.

La piscine chauffée semi-olympique de l'hôtel La Fondation à Paris
The semi-Olympic pool at La Fondation · our full review

Pros

  • Unique hybrid concept and truly inspiring living space.
  • Exceptional wellness and sports area: semi-Olympic pool, climbing wall, spa.
  • Contemporary design by Roman & Williams.

Cons

  • A more residential neighbourhood, away from major tourist hubs.

Address: 40-42 Rue Legendre, 75017 Paris, France.


1 – Hotel Cheval Blanc Paris

Located at 8 Quai du Louvre, this hotel features a Dior spa and panoramic views of iconic landmarks.

Dining: Cheval Blanc Paris is home to several restaurants, including Le Tout-Paris, a rooftop restaurant offering panoramic views of Paris, and Le Jardin des Tuileries, a gourmet restaurant serving refined dishes prepared by starred chefs.

Rooms and Suites: The 72 elegant rooms and suites are designed to offer exceptional comfort and privacy, featuring high-quality beds and marble bathrooms. Each room is equipped with the latest technology and offers stunning views of the Seine and Parisian monuments.

Services: The hotel offers a world-renowned Dior spa, an indoor swimming pool, a fully equipped gym, and 24-hour room service to meet all guests’ needs.

Le Cheval Blanc Paris, sur la Samaritaine face au Pont-Neuf

Pros

  • Panoramic views and central location.
  • Dior spa and luxury services.
  • Gourmet restaurants with spectacular views.

Cons

  • Very high prices

Address: 8 Quai du Louvre, 75001 Paris, France.

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