- The Four Seasons George V, located in the Golden Triangle, features 244 rooms and suites within an Art Deco palace renovated in 1999.
- The hotel hosts three Michelin-starred restaurants, including the three-star Le Cinq led by chef Christian Le Squer.
- The property includes an 800 sq m spa and a panoramic fitness center offering views of the Eiffel Tower.
- Floral designer Jeff Leatham provides the signature aesthetic for the hotel’s common areas and inner courtyard.
On Avenue George V, the Art Deco palace, renovated in 1999 by the Four Seasons group, reigns over Paris’s Golden Triangle. It features 244 rooms and suites, three Michelin-starred restaurants, one of Paris’s most beautiful inner courtyards, and the inimitable visual signature of Jeff Leatham, with monumental floral compositions that flood the common areas.
Le Cinq, Three Michelin Stars
Christian Le Squer’s gourmet restaurant combines classic French cuisine with exceptional precision. The dining room, bathed in light wood panelling and crystal, is one of Paris’s most impressive luxury settings. L’Orangerie (1 star) offers a more garden-inspired cuisine, while Le George, under chef Bernard Cirilli (1 star), blends Mediterranean influences with refinement.
Panoramic Spa and Fitness
The 800 sq m spa, with its swimming pool, sauna, and hammam, offers Sothys, Caudalie, and signature Four Seasons treatments. The panoramic fitness room on the top floor provides a breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower, a detail that transforms the workout experience.
Practical Information
- Address: 31 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris
- Capacity: 244 rooms & suites
- Distinction: Palace, ⭐⭐⭐ Michelin Le Cinq
- Florist signature: Jeff Leatham
- Official website: fourseasons.com/paris
