Four Seasons Hotel George V
Champs-Elysees, Paris
“Parisian grand palace benchmark”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Jeff Leatham’s towering floral installations fill the lobby and marble courtyard, setting an unmistakable rhythm of grand Parisian theater.
“Parisian grand palace benchmark”
Anticipatory white-glove service, couture-style walk-in dressing rooms, and six stars across three dining rooms.
A 1928 Triangle d'Or institution with Le Cinq dining and a fifty-thousand-bottle quarry wine cellar.
A subterranean spa featuring a seventeen-meter mosaic pool, warm vitality circuit, and marble hammams.
In Paris's Golden Triangle off Avenue des Champs-Élysées, moments from haute couture flagships.
Rooms
Conceived like private Haussmannian residences, Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors pair custom Louis XVI furniture with curated library shelves and couture-style dressing rooms.
Wellness
The subterranean spa houses a seventeen-meter mosaic pool alongside twin marble hammams and a warm vitality circuit with hydromassage jets.
Backstory
Financed by American businessman Joel Hillman in 1928, the property conceals a fifty-thousand-bottle wine cellar carved into subterranean limestone quarries.
Eat & drink
Six Michelin stars span three distinct rooms, from Christian Le Squer’s palatial Le Cinq to plant-forward tasting menus in the glass conservatory.
The neighborhood
Anchored in the Golden Triangle on Avenue George V, the hotel sits steps from haute couture flagships on Avenue Montaigne.
“the accommodations have been redesigned by Pierre-Yves Rochon to evoke the atmosphere of the ideal Parisian apartment.”
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