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Infinitely more happening than its younger brother Costes K in the 16th, Jean-Gilbert’s jewel remains an A-List address even after a decade of hype. More for posing than pampering, with style trumping substance. Regular rooms are suitably boudoir chic but can be smallish. Suites are searingly seductive. Jacques Garcia’s bar/resto/lounge, with its swaggy splendor and neo-Napoleon III accents, is an immense draw. Don’t miss the indoor pool, which pulses with a submarine sound system. €280–€2000+
Small boutique hotel near the Champs with a neo-classical style to mimic the neighboring bourgeoisie. The designer made his name by tricking out the ultra-luxe George V. For the Keppler he mixes bl... read more
One of the "newer" luxury hotels on the scene, the George V dates back to only 1928. The art deco building was designed by an American architect and served as Eisenhower's HQ at the end of WWII. Hi... read more
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