Tastefully renovated, this is a hotel that can make you dream in all seasons. It has a unique collection of art objects, including a Renoir, yet it is only a few steps from the Champs Elysées, and offers superb views from the upper floors — especially from the roof. If you want to receive guests or business partners over an afternoon tea, the Hotel's ground floor 'la galerie' offers an absolutely smoke-free lounge, comfortable and cosy. A superb fitness center with swimming pool is also available for the guests.

You can write your own novel here, the way Marcel Proust did when he wrote 'A la Recherche du Temps Perdu' , or day-dream about some of the legendary guests — Scott Fizgerald, Hemingway, or Coco Chanel. The rooms are fabulous, whether overlooking the Place Vendome or the Hotel's own gardens, and are decorated with molded ceilings and authentic marquetry furniture. It also has an antique style health club and 16 meter indoor swimming pool, and is home to the famous Espadon Restaurant. If you want to perfect your culinary art, go round behind the hotel in the rue Cambon to the Ecole Ritz-Escoffier school of gastronomy.

You can imagine Audrey Hepburn's sophisticated silouhette taking tea on a terrace of a suite in this Hotel of great renown after a shopping spree to the avenue Montaigne's famous designers. 18th century furnishings in grand style, the two top floors have been modernized and harmoniously furnished in art deco. English Bar, famous garden courtyard and fine gastronomy at the Alain Ducasse restaurant make this Palace Hotel an ideal venue for an idyllic stay in Paris.

Imagine waking in the morning with the panoramic view over the Concorde square, or seeing the illuminated obelisk at the heart of the City of Light while sipping Champagne at night. This is one of the greatest palace hotels in the world for its sumptuous décors—and not just in the foyer; the rooms and suites are also furnished with luxurious tapesteries and chandeliers. It also houses a very distinguished restaurant, 'Les Ambassadeurs', and on the rue Boissy d'Anglas, the 'Obelisque' grill is for lovers of luxury who prefer a bistro style.

Clearly one of the top luxury hotels in Paris: lavishly decorated entrance hall with imposing staircase; beautiful back garden, French style, that lets you forget you're in the heart of the city; a superb restaurant; swimming pool and fitness center; and conference rooms with computers and fax that will attract business people with taste.

You have come for the season of concerts, opera or ballet ? The Opera Garnier is your neighbor and you have peace and quiet for companion in this grand hotel that combines luxury with modern facilities. An 'extremely' short walk from the Place Vendome and the shopping areas.

With some of the most lavishly decorated reception rooms, comfortable and spacious rooms that are decorated in harmony with it's original Napoleon III architecture, the Inter-Continental is just over the road from the Tuileries Gardens, not to mention the 'Terrace Fleurie' restaurant in it's own private gardens. Ideal for business men or women since the Louvre, Concorde, Champs-Elysées, and Place Vendôme are within walking distance.

On business, or attending a conference on the Left Bank? Just a few paces from the throbbing Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this tastefully comfortable luxury hotel with Art Déco and contemporary art decoration offers a 1930's air of sophistication. It also is home to a host of bars; "Lutèce Piano Bar", "Ernest Bar" (Hemingway inspired coktail lounge) and "Brasserie Lutétia" are vivid places to meet the business world in this part of the city.

Sophisticated, refined and elegant, in pure Parisian spirit, with marble and crystal shining in perfection. It offers a perfectly equipped health/ fitness center, sauna and pool, and while the well-known Italian restaurant "Carpaccio" is at hand, you are just a few paces from the Champs-Elysées and the Parc Monceau.

Superbly located just across the road from the Tuileries gardens, this famous hotel has been recently redecorated to recover its initial splendor — so dear to patrons like Dali — and continue to work its everlasting charm. The rooms and suites or appartments, together with the fabulous 'Le Meurice' restaurant, as well as the 'Bar Fontainebleau' and the Art Nouveau glass-roofed 'Jardin d'Hiver' are perfect for anyone looking for the highest standards anywhere.