City Stays
Couples
Spa and wellness
Just off the Champs-Elysees in Paris, the Four Seasons Hotel George V is a 1928 Art Deco landmark with 243 rooms and suites, three restaurants holding six Michelin stars between them, a spa and a pool.
The Four Seasons Hotel George V sits just off the Champs-Elysees in Paris’s Golden Triangle, an Art Deco landmark built in 1928. It has 243 rooms and suites, many oversized, with several looking towards the Eiffel Tower, and grand classical interiors around a marble courtyard. Dining is a major draw, with three restaurants holding six Michelin stars between them, the three-starred Le Cinq, the two-starred plant- and fish-focused L’Orangerie and the one-starred Italian Le George, plus Le Bar, the art-filled all-day La Galerie and renowned afternoon tea. The Spa has an elegant swimming pool and highly personalised treatments. A programme of experiences ranges from Eiffel Tower tours and Seine cruises to wine and pastry masterclasses. It suits couples and food-focused travellers who want a grand, central Paris base with exceptional dining and service.
Dining is a major draw, with three restaurants holding six Michelin stars between them. Le Cinq is the three-Michelin-starred gastronomic restaurant from chef Christian Le Squer, L’Orangerie holds two stars with plant- and fish-based cooking, and Le George holds one star with Italian and Mediterranean dishes.
Le Bar serves rare spirits and cocktails, while La Galerie is the all-day lounge among 19th-century art, with a celebrated afternoon tea.
• A 1928 Art Deco landmark just off the Champs-Elysees.
• Three restaurants holding six Michelin stars between them.
• A spa with an elegant swimming pool and personalised treatments.
• A marble courtyard and a renowned wine cellar.
• Experiences from Eiffel Tower tours to wine and pastry masterclasses.
• A 1928 Art Deco landmark off the Champs-Elysees.
• Three restaurants with six Michelin stars between them.
• 243 rooms and suites, many with Eiffel Tower views.
• A spa with a swimming pool and personalised treatments.
• Curated Paris experiences and a renowned afternoon tea.
This suits you if you want a grand, central Paris base with exceptional dining and service. Tour the Eiffel Tower or cruise the Seine, swim and unwind in the spa, and build a stay around the restaurants, six Michelin stars across three of them. It is a city landmark rather than a resort. Best for couples and food-focused travellers who want the full Paris grand-hotel experience.
Whether you would prefer to talk things through or already have something in mind, we will help you move forward with a clear and considered plan.