Place Vendôme • 1er
The Ritz Paris
César Ritz’s magnum opus on Place Vendôme. Celebrated for the Bar Hemingway, the Salon Proust afternoon tea, and historic suites preserved with Louis XV gilding and swan gold faucets.
From official French "Distinction Palace" properties to cloistered boutique sanctuaries steeped in literary lore.
Place Vendôme • 1er
César Ritz’s magnum opus on Place Vendôme. Celebrated for the Bar Hemingway, the Salon Proust afternoon tea, and historic suites preserved with Louis XV gilding and swan gold faucets.
Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré • 8e
An icon of French art de vivre steps from the Élysée Palace. Renowned for its sprawling 1,200m² private French garden, yacht-inspired rooftop pool, and 3-Michelin-star Epicure.
Place de la Concorde • 8e
Commissioned by Louis XV, this landmark palace presides over Place de la Concorde. Featuring suites customized by Karl Lagerfeld and a subterranean courtyard spa covered in gold leaf.
Place des Vosges • 3e
Tucked behind an ivy-covered courtyard off historic Place des Vosges, this family-owned 5-star haven offers private fireplaces, antique tapestries, and Michelin-starred dining at Restaurant Anne.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés • 6e
The only luxury Palace hotel on the Left Bank. Reimagined by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, it blends wave-like stone Art Nouveau masonry with soaring fresco ceilings and a natural-light marble swimming pool.
Saint-Germain • 6e
Built over the vaulted remains of a 13th-century abbey on quiet Rue Christine. Boasts Laura Ashley and Pierre Frey bespoke fabrics, private gardens, and subterranean Guerlain treatment vaults.