Indagare’s Most-Booked Hotels in Paris

This contemporary hotel located on the Place Vendôme has excellent service, a minimalist chic décor and top-notch amenities.

Across the street from Opéra Garnier, InterContinental Paris Le Grand exudes classic Parisian elegance in a prime central location minutes from renowned attractions.

The Bulgari’s sophisticated, contemporary design is a breath of fresh air compared to many of its more glitzy competitors, and its location inside the Golden Triangle makes it an ideal destination hotel for nearly any Paris itinerary.

On the top floor of the city’s historic main post office building, Madame Rêve promises a chic residential-style experience with a great rooftop.

Currently closed for renovations, this Left Bank hôtel de charme has been a longtime favorite for high-level service, a great location and old-school, Parisian style.

A stone’s throw from the Tuileries Gardens and Palais Garnier, this boutique hotel is ideal for those seeking a centrally located but discreet and design-focused boutique option.

Near the stylish Rue de Faubourg Saint-Honoré, this gem of a boutique hotel is more modest in size than the grand hotels in the neighborhood, but is no less luxurious.

In an 18th-century landmarked building, Grand Hotel du Palais Royal provides a small luxury boutique hotel experience just steps from the Louvre.

On the Left Bank, Esprit Saint Germain channels the warmth of a private Paris residence with 28 individually designed rooms, complimentary drinks by the fireplace, and an address deep in the heart of Saint Germain.

The owners of Chopard jewelry have transformed the building that houses their flagship boutique into a 15-suite hotel for “friends of the maison” only—Indagare members, included.

Classic Parisian elegance and up-to-date technology blend to create a modern hub for well-heeled travelers to see and be seen.

Grand yet homey, Hotel Balzac has a contemporary feel and a welcoming atmosphere, with service that is high-touch and friendly.

In a quiet corner of the 16th arrondissement, this whimsical 48-room hôtel particulier—surrounded by lush gardens—is the only chateau hotel in Paris, and is a charming country-style retreat within the city.

Now operated by Mandarin Oriental, this property has been a Rive Gauche mainstay since 1910, and is the only Palace-grade hotel this side of the Seine.

At this boutique hotel in Saint Germain-des-Prés, the guiding principles are simplicity, efficiency, and consistently tasteful aestheticism.

With a fabulous location overlooking the Tuileries gardens, Le Meurice is an exquisite Palace hotel that manages to deliver old-world Parisian elegance with a modern flourish.

Le Meurice’s sister property, Hotel Plaza Athenee—and its oft-photographed Belle Epoque façade adorned with cheery red awnings—is one of the most iconic hotels in the city.

Built in 1928, the George V is a temple to Art Deco French design, reimagined by Pierre-Yves Rochon with stunning attention to detail.

Comprising three merged townhouses on the Left Bank, Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain (formerly Le Saint) is a boutique property with standout contemporary design from Didier Benderli.

This Left Bank boutique hotel is frequently a top choice for creative types, who enjoy the clean lines of the hotel’s minimalist interior design and flock to its restaurant.

Entering Indagare’s top 10 most booked hotels in Paris, Hotel Grand Powers offers a modern take on classic French elegance, with 50 airy rooms (most with private balconies) and friendly service.

Instead of opulent 18th century silk furniture, Cheval Blanc wows with modern art and hand-crafted finishes—and direct Seine views.

Lovers of grande dame hotels who want a central location and every modern amenity adore Hotel de Crillon, Rosewood’s palace on Place de la Concorde.

Outside of the city within the palace of Versailles, the Airelles has become a popular add-on for Paris itineraries, vaulting it towards the top of our rankings.

In the Marais and designed by Martin Brudnizki, this 61-room property is a jewel box of patterns and textures, painted in cheerfully Parisian colors.

As with the beloved J.K. Place properties in Italy, a stay at the Paris outpost feels like a visit to your chicest friend’s Parisian apartment.

La Réserve has amassed a following of loyalists who return to this discreet, intimate property off the Élysée gardens (and its sister hotels) year after year.

Coming in at number 3 this year, Oetker’s Le Bristol is stylish but not trendy, sophisticated but not pretentious, and service is embracing yet never overbearing. Indagare members love its nautical themed rooftop pool and sublime garden courtyard.

Perhaps the most romanticized Belle Époque hotel in the world, the legendary Ritz Paris is a standard bearer for luxury (and scene-factor) in the city.

Indagare members’ most-booked hotel in Paris this year is Relais Christine, a peaceful hidden gem on the Left Bank with 48 rooms and a lovely garden.