Paris, France

Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

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The takeaway

Choose it for a landmark Paris address where renewed residential interiors, destination dining and the Golden Triangle’s fashion avenues converge.

About the hotel

Built in 1928 and operating as a Four Seasons hotel since 1999, this Art Deco landmark stands in Paris’s 8th-arrondissement Golden Triangle. A 2025 renewal recast its rooms as residential-style Paris apartments, pairing Louis XVI-style furnishings and 19th-century art with contemporary details. Three restaurants, a marble courtyard and a spa with an indoor pool bring dining and downtime inside; outside, the surrounding fashion avenues and central Paris sights make walking a natural part of the stay.

Choose it if

You want to stay within the Golden Triangle, with Avenue Montaigne and other designer-shopping streets within walking distance.
You want substantial dining choices on site, including three restaurants and a dedicated bar.
You value a spa with an indoor pool as part of a central Paris stay.

Skip it if

You would rather stay away from a designer-shopping district; the hotel sits among the Golden Triangle’s fashion avenues.

The property

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Guest discussion

What real people are saying.

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Guests describe a polished but corporate atmosphere, with the lobby’s striking floral displays and Le Cinq standing out positively. One guest criticized the bathrooms in upper-category suites, while a repeat guest said breakfast falls short of comparable hotels.

“Overall the FS has a bit more of a corporate feel but the lobby flowers are outrageously gorgeous/interesting and Le Cinq is fab as a restaurant.”

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“Georges V is incredibly corporate like most Four Seasons. Horrendous bathrooms for a Paris palace hotel and I’ve only been in upper category suites there.”

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“I’ve stayed at Georges V at least a half dozen times. Like Cap Ferrat and Florence, breakfast is a weak point compared to comparable properties.”

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