Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet's
Champs-Elysees, Paris
“Opulent velvet palace”
MICHELIN Guide · Condé Nast Traveler
Vibe
Jacques Garcia interiors blend deep purple velvets and gilded trims with a moody, cinematic energy right on Avenue George V.
“Opulent velvet palace”
Anticipatory Golden Triangle service, Pierre Gagnaire menus, and spacious suites overlooking the inner courtyard garden.
Jacques Garcia interiors layered in deep purple velvets, gilded trims, and subtle lighting throughout.
A 750-square-meter subterranean spa with a fifteen-meter pool, aquatic circuit, sauna, and Decorté treatments.
At the corner of Avenue George V and Champs-Élysées in the Golden Triangle
Rooms
Velvet-draped rooms overlook the leafy inner garden courtyard, with generous layouts pairing bespoke lacquer furniture and marble baths.
Wellness
Beneath the street, the 750-square-meter spa holds a fifteen-meter indoor pool, an aquatic circuit, an ice room, and Decorté treatments.
Backstory
Built around the historic 1899 brasserie, the Barrière family acquired adjacent Parisian buildings to create the hotel behind an Édouard François facade.
Eat & drink
Diners sip champagne under Brasserie Fouquet's iconic red awnings or head to Le Joy for garden courtyard meals beside art-filled bookshelves.
The neighborhood
Positioned at the intersection of Avenue George V and the Champs-Élysées, haute couture flagships and Golden Triangle bistros sit right outside.
“The interiors, by Jacques Garcia, are the very picture of modern (not modernist) luxury — they look to us pretty much as the Ritz’s classic interiors must have looked to the hotel critics of the year 1898.”
“…combines old-world luxury with modern amenities. It’s a perfect jumping off point for discovering a quartier that’s less frequented by locals but a requisite stop for visitors to the City of Light.”
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