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Aiglon Hotel

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Amarante Beau Manoir

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What to expect: Behind the hotel’s 19th-century Parisian façade is a striking lobby that resembles the interior of a medieval French chateau, with stone floors, a carved-wood reception desk, tapestry-covered walls, and antique oil paintings. The central, Right Bank location near shops, museums, and the financial district attracts business and leisure travelers who appreciate the hotel’s old-fashioned atmosphere.
Amenity highlights: The hotel is equipped with wireless Internet access throughout (surcharge; network cards not available), and has a computer station in the lounge with high-speed Internet access (surcharge). Guests can order hot and cold drinks in the lounge or read the complimentary periodicals. A small fitness center on the lower level has cardio machines and a large, flat-screen TV. The breakfast buffet, served in the stone and wood-paneled dining room, includes eggs, sausages, cereals, fresh fruit, and croissants (surcharge). Room service is available from an Italian bistro next to the hotel.
Insider tip: The 10th-floor terrace of the department store Le Printemps on Boulevard Haussmann, two blocks from the hotel, offers a panoramic view of Sacré-Coeur, the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and the Palais Garnier Opera. Visitors can take the elevator to the ninth floor of the Printemps Maison building, and then take the steps or escalator to the open terrace. A café is open throughout the day in spring and summer.

Amarante Champs Elysees

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Astor Saint-Honoré

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What to expect: Facing a quiet street, this 1907 building sets a sophisticated tone with arched windows, royal-blue awnings, and wrought-iron balcony railings draped with greenery. The entryway, flanked by flowers, leads to a wood-paneled lobby with painted ceiling, bas-relief ornamentation, and Louis XV–style chairs. The hotel attracts upscale business travelers and vacationers.
Amenity highlights: A 1930s-style glass ceiling illuminates Le Restaurant de l’Astor, an oval room with trompe l’oeil starfish on the walls. The Charles X bar is appointed with murals painted by French artist Raoul Dufy and Dutch artist Kees van Dongen. Guests enjoy the complimentary fitness center across the street.

Bel Ami

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Best Western Astra Opera

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What to expect: The Astra Opéra has classic contemporary decor and modern amenities, but it's not lacking in character, with a 19th-century Haussmann façade and remarkable art exhibitions. The hotel's Best Western affiliation attracts many American business travelers and vacationers who look for modern comforts and high service standards, as well as a convenient location in central Paris for business and sightseeing.

Amenity highlights: A welcome retreat from the busy Paris streets, the hotel's spacious lounge is located just off the main lobby with a cocktail bar, leather armchairs and sofas, and complimentary newspapers in English. With windows overlooking the lounge, the comfortable breakfast salon features a cold buffet breakfast. The 24-hour reception desk can help guests with faxes, photocopies, and arrangements for child care or airport transportation.

Insider tip: Guests can join the post-theater and opera crowd at the historic Harry's New York Bar, open since 1933 at 5 rue Daunou (2 blocks from the hotel). The famous downstairs piano bar, where George Gerschwin composed "American in Paris," is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 PM to 3 AM.

Best Western Derby Alma

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Best Western Eiffel Park Hotel

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What to expect: A small but inviting lobby and reception area greets guests to this modern hotel in the quiet, residential district of Champ-de-Mars. Richly decorated with modern dark wood furniture, the interior design is Middle Eastern in style with drapes, sofas, and ceilings in warm shades of burnt orange, ochre, and bronze. American tourists mingle with French businesspeople over drinks in the lounge bar.

Amenity highlights: The pretty roof terrace on the 5th floor comes into its own in the summer months when guests enjoy breakfast and pre-dinner drinks al fresco.

Insider tip: The nearby Musee Rodin, situated on the eastern side of Les Invalides at 77 Rue de Varennes, is housed in a beautiful 18th-century mansion, which the sculptor leased from the state in return for the gift of all his work upon his death. In the garden, major works including The Burghers of Calais and The Thinker are on display.

Best Western Premier - Bradford Elysees

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What to expect: The Bradford Elysées was built as a sumptuous private residence, and this atmosphere still prevails, with antique furnishings, works of fine art, and marble floors. Hallways feel bright and spacious, and business travelers and weekend vacationers enjoy the hotel's secluded location on a quiet side street with a half-mile of the principal shopping streets, art galleries, and embassies of Paris.

Amenity highlights: 1930s-style decor prevails in the breakfast room with its glass atrium, original wood parquet flooring, and oil paintings. Two spacious lounges with picture windows overlook the streets. There are complimentary newspapers and magazines, and a vintage wood-and-glass elevator.

Insider tip: The Palais d’Elysée--where the French president lives and works--is three blocks from the hotel. Although it's rarely open to the public, visitors can enjoy guided visits once a year, during the third weekend in September, when the country’s state-owned monuments are open to all.

Best Western Premier l'Horset Opera

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What to expect: This Right Bank hotel attracts a mix of business and leisure travelers to its location on a side street in the financial and theatre district, between the Opera Garnier and Louvre Museum. The lobby welcomes guests in refined comfort, with pale-marble floors, light-wood paneling, low lighting, contemporary art, and a lounge area with sofas and armchairs.
Amenity highlights: The front desk staff provides 24-hour concierge services, dry cleaning arrangements, currency exchange, and faxing. In the lobby lounge, guests can choose from an international selection of periodicals and a wide selection of drinks and light snacks. Wireless Internet access is also provided in the lounge (surcharge). A complimentary Continental breakfast is served in the dining room, which hosts contemporary artwork expositions.
Insider tip: The historic Grands Magasins department stores and Galeries Lafayette—on the Boulevard Haussmann, a five-minute walk from the hotel—are huge mazes of designer French clothing, perfumes, gourmet foods, and home decor. Shoppers can escape the crowds on the top-floor open terrace of the Printemps Maison building for fantastic views over the Opera and Sacré-Coeur.

Best Western Premier Opéra Richepanse

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What to expect: Tucked between clothing boutiques and cafés on a small but busy side street, the hotel entrance offers dramatic Art Deco decor with bronze statues, black-and-cream marble flooring, lacquered wood, leather furnishings, oil paintings, and chrome floor lamps. The central location near several Metro lines and the Best Western affiliation make it popular with both vacationers and business travelers.
Amenity highlights: Hotel amenities include a dining room of vaulted stone where guests enjoy a daily breakfast buffet on iron-and-marble bistro-style tables (surcharge). Lunch and dinner room service is provided by a nearby French restaurant. A computer station with high-speed Internet access is set in a small room off the lobby (surcharge), and guests can relax in the lounge with complimentary magazines, guidebooks, and international newspapers.
Insider tip: The historic Harry’s New York Bar, open since 1911, is two blocks from the hotel at 5 Rue Daunou. The famous downstairs piano bar, where George Gershwin composed An American in Paris , is open Tuesdays through Saturdays from late night to early morning.

Best Western Premier Pergolèse

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Best Western Regent's Garden

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California Paris Champs-Elysees

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What to expect: A quiet, spacious lobby with comfortable leather seating gives way to a glass-surrounded patio with ornamental wrought-iron seating and central water feature, surrounded by meetings rooms. The travel memorabilia and collected paintings of the hotel’s owners add an idiosyncratic distinction to every room and corridor that appeals to both businesspeople and vacationers.

Amenity highlights: The presence of over 4,300 paintings, together with numerous objets d’art, artifacts and furniture from all over the world makes this popular hotel a living art collection that combines elegance and modernity. Both wireless (complimentary) and dial-up (surcharge) Internet access is available.

Insider tip: One of the best panoramic views of Paris can be seen from the 10th-floor terrace of the department store Le Printemps on Boulevard Haussmann, three blocks from the hotel. The view encompasses Sacré-Coeur, the Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, and the rooftop of the Palais Garnier Opera. A café on the terrace is open throughout the day during spring and summer.

Chateau De Montvillargenne

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Chateau Mont Royal

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What to expect: Rest and relaxation are at the top of the agenda at this hotel located in the heart of the Chantilly forest. Originally a hunting lodge built in 1908, the hotel retains much of its old-world charm, while a 20th-century extension houses recreation facilities. A wide range of indoor and outdoor sporting activities attracts leisure travelers, and business travelers will find elegant meeting spaces and dedicated services.

Amenity highlights: Guests can use an indoor lap pool, a sauna, a spa tub, a fitness room, and squash and tennis courts. Mountain bikes and horses are available for exploring the surrounding parkland and forest. There are meeting facilities for up to 300 guests, and the hotel offers a complimentary Continental buffet breakfast daily.

Insider tip: Chantilly is famous for its horses, and some 3,000 thoroughbreds reside in the area. Nine km (6 miles) from the hotel, the Museum of the Living Horse on the Chateau de Chantilly estate offers guests the chance to view breeds from around the world. There is also a ring for demonstrations and historical equestrian exhibitions.

Citadines Apart'hotel Prestige Opera Vendome

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What to expect: This hotel offers modern, apartment-style accommodations on a quiet side street in the shopping and theater district. The interior has a bright, new look, with contemporary photos of international cities, large windows, and wood paneling. The hotel’s quietly efficient and friendly atmosphere attracts vacationers, theater-lovers, and businesspeople.
Amenity highlights: A buffet breakfast (surcharge) is served in a bright and airy dining room. Complimentary international newspapers are available in the intimate lounge. Grocery- and meal-delivery service can be arranged.
Insider tip: The renowned Edouard VII theater is a one-minute walk from the hotel. Equally close is the Olympia, the most famous music hall in Paris, where Edith Piaf and Yves Montand performed. The House of Chanel is two blocks from the hotel, along the rue Cambon.

Citadines Prestige Apart'hotel Haussmann Champs Elysees

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Clarion Hotel Saint-james & Albany

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What to expect: Despite its prime location on the busy Rue de Rivoli, The Saint-James & Albany is a quiet hotel thanks to a buffer zone of private courtyards and a garden. Business guests, leisure travelers, and families have plenty of space to enjoy the public lounge areas in an atmosphere that’s grand without being stuffy. Amenity highlights: Two of the hotel’s magnificent reception rooms are decorated in classic period style, with crystal chandeliers and floor-to-ceiling window doors that open onto the garden patio during warmer weather. Fully-equipped meeting rooms in smaller sizes are also available. The concierge can help arrange many outdoor activities in Paris and the near suburbs. Insider tip: To avoid standing outside in long lines for the Louvre Museum, avoid the glass pyramid entrance and enter instead through the underground shopping center, Carrousel du Louvre, at 99 Rue de Rivoli.

Clarion Les Etangs de Corot

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