Let yourself surrender to the charms and temptations of one of the finest 5 star hotels in Paris,…read more located where Champs-Élysées meets avenue George V, a stone's throw from Arc de Triomphe, and steps from Louie Vuitton flagship store. The renowned Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet's delivers luxurious accommodations with a relaxing atmosphere, the newly refurbished Paris icon let's you fall in love with Paris over and over again. The 101 soundproof suites and guests rooms were lavishly furnished by renowned French architect Jacques Garcia, with warm tones of beige and gold, impressive headboards, and sumptuous bed, desk, and dressing room, beautiful marble bathrooms, digital tablet, and complimentary high speed WiFi, overlooking Avenue George V, Champs-Élysées or the garden (courtyard). Service and attention to detail is second to none, well appointed suites, elegant if understated check-in lobby, exceptional concierge desk, opulent full service spa and pool, magnificent restaurants, bars, and even a card room with 14 poker tables. With its iconic red awnings, the celebrated restaurant Le Fouquet's depuis 1899, registered as a historical french monument, has been the heart of Champs-Élysées, and Paris itself, in 2017 and in collaboration with Chef Pierre Gagnaire, a legend in his own right, this classic Parisian brassiere refreshed its traditional menu, don't worry, still features french classics as Escargot, Sole Meunière, and Beef Tartare, a perpetual favorite of jet setters, the arts and culture, for several decades has also been the place where the Gala dinner after the César awards ceremony has been celebrated, the equivalent of the Hollywood Oscars, its golden chandeliers and the display of photographs of famous guests, helps set the perfect mood for a delightful dining experience. There are healthy number of lavish 5 star hotels in Paris, in my opinion, no more than a handful would be considered to be at same level and prestige of Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet's, the Four Seasons Hotel George V, The Peninsula Paris, and maybe Le Maurice* (one on 9 hotels George Clooney is encouraging people to boycott). This hotel is exquisite at every level, a place to relax, recharge, and rejoice, we should all experience Hôtel Barriére Le Fouquet's at least once. * George Clooney is calling on Hollywood and people around the world to boycott the nine hotels owned by the Sultan of Brunei and his Brunei Investment Agency.

I wish there were more words to say how AMAZING our experience was staying at this boutique hotel…read more The service was impeccable and the absolute BEST. The hotel is located on Champs-Élysées about a couple of blocks down from Arc De Triomphe, so you get the best scenic view when you step out of the hotel. The view from the room is great as well. The room is super CLEAN and the air conditioning felt so nice against the summer heat. As for the service, we were treated like we were special the whole time by every single person working there. The front office manager, Alizee V., was especially the sweetest and so kind. She gave us a great tour of the hotel and also the best recommendations to all the most delicious food places. My 7 year old son loved the hotel's pool, which was the most relaxing and unique (to the side of a pool, there's a whirlpool and mini lazy river area). We kept going back to it. Also next to the pool, you can also enjoy time in the sauna, steam room, ice room and not to mention, the cutest very functional gym. We will definitely be back when we come to Paris again. Thank you Barriere le Fouquet for treating this American family with such welcome arms!

Amazing hotel in Paris in a great location. The hotel is beautiful with an amazing breakfast. The…read morestaff is amazing and very helpful. Get a room with a balcony it is very relaxing to sit outside there.

I stayed here with my family for a few days over the summer and we had a really nice experience. We…read morebooked through AmEx and were upgraded to a spacious suite, which was a pleasant surprise. They even had a small puppy toy and kids' slippers ready for our daughter, which she loved. Room service was very good and reasonably priced for Paris. The breakfast room downstairs is also lovely, with a beautiful ceiling that makes it feel special. The location is excellent--just a short walk to Louis Vuitton and not far from the Hermès flagship. Overall, a very comfortable and enjoyable stay.

Don't believe the reviews. Hotel is not good. Poor checkin process. Breakfast was not explained…read more Was told we would be contacted when our room was ready. This never happened. Tiny rooms. Lighting was terrible - completely claustrophobic room. Bathroom is mostly glass wall. You can see right into it. Absolutely no privacy in the shower or on the toilet. Room 51- view of a wall The positives- wifi functioned well. Staff pleasant, efficient housekeeping.

Loved this unique boutique hotel. Very nice rooms and each has a theme. Service was great! When I…read morechecked in, the lady gave me a tour of hotel and some info on design and history. Apparently, it is called a secret because you can't really sleep in monuments that they have used for inspiration and as themes. I was tired after my 11 hr flight but loved her enthusiasm and the tour. They have a gym...YAY but not really...it is tiny. The treadmill is made more for walking than running. I ended up running outside which was better, just avoid the smokers. ;-)

This is my third time staying here. It was wonderful to be across from the Opera House and go to…read morethe ballet. What a special treat. We splurged and upgraded to the club room because it is a phenomenal way to enjoy all the Parisian treats throughout the day. They have an afternoon tea at 2:30 PM and that is delicious and fun. The hotel is spectacular. We got an executive suite with a balcony so we had a view of the Eiffel Tower. It was fun to watch it Sparkle on the hour at night. Even at midnight. What a nice surprise. Everything about the room and the experience was phenomenal. I definitely can't wait to come back again.

Beautiful historic hotel in the 2nd arrondissement with classic French style, English friendly team…read moreand comfortable rooms. Conveniently located close to the metro, the Galleries Lafayette and short walks to the Louvre, Grand Palais, and the Vendome, this hotel is perfectly situated in this area. Loved the staff and service, my only comment was that the bathroom toilet maybe had a softer flush (a few times did the trick) but likely due to this being more of an older property. Rooms feel more updated and modern French classic.

This was a nice little hotel…read more We didn't pick it but was happy to stay here. My in laws took us to London and Paris and they booked this hotel. When we walked into the room our names were on the TV screen welcoming is and that made Us feel a little special. There were plenty of places to eat around including a grocer. We actually used the grocer instead of restaurants Beds were comfortable the rooms were clean. Bath was nice and there was coffee. What more do I need from a place I will be sleeping? Close to a subway so easy to get around.

Nice Place at gare de Lyon with very good Traffic possibility to All importand things in Parisread more

Where to start. The room was a disaster. The shower fell apart and the curtain was on the floor…read more The room was not clean. It's not anyone's fault that the temperature in Paris is so cold at the moment. However, one should have the possibility to turn on the heating in autumnal temperatures. After we complained about all the stuff we didn't got any solution - so we left the hotel. A day after we got an e-mail, that we have to pay the whole stay without sleeping one night. Never again! Please go not there. Is very lousy.

This is a charming boutique hotel on Rue Tronchet by Madeleine... It is next to a brasserie and if…read moreyou don't look closely, you might miss it! The entrance to the hotel is small, as in the check-in and lounge area. The previous Yelper, Richelle Q, was correct in stating the place was TINY! Size aside, my sister and I really enjoyed this hotel. The decor was very modern and the common areas and room very clean. I am not really sure why it was so dark in the tiny elevator though... We stayed in a standard room with one bed. If you have never stayed in a hotel in Paris, you will be so shocked by the size! But as far as Parisian boutique or business hotels, the size is quite standard. When you walk in, its basically a small desk and the bed... That's it! There is barely any room to walk around. The room also has a small closet with hangers and an in-room safe. The shape of the bathroom was a little awkward but we loved that there was just a shower, no bathtub. The toiletries included shampoo and body gel by Lanvin. OooH LA LA!~ FancY! The room also had a window, which would have been nice except for the fact ours had a ladder right outside so we didn't want to leave it open. The best part of this hotel was the location. Located just a few hundred yards from Madeleine, Fauchon, and Rue Royale. It's also a short distance to St. Honore.... so basically shopping heaven!! :) We did not have much interaction with the staff but they seemed nice for the most part. I gave minus 1 star for the slowness of the housekeeping. Check in was supposed to be at 2pm but we could not check in until almost 4pm because our room was still waiting to be cleaned. Also, on our second day, when we returned from lunch and shopping at 4pm, our room had not been cleaned as well. Oh.. and did I mention the free Wi-Fi? Just ask the front desk for the passcode!! I would gladly stay at this hotel again for my next trip in Paris

Got this room as an Express Deal on PriceLine. Stayed 4 nights. They handled my weird booking…read morevery well (two separate two night reservations). Nicely appointed, clean, but tiny room. And it was shaped really weird...like a piece of pie with the bathroom at the pointy end. The wide end was barely big enough to hold the queen sized bed. We just got off a river cruise, and this room and the river ship room were similarly sized, so we're talking TINY. The bathroom was bigger, though. Nice shower, nice fixtures, plenty of hot water, no bath tub. The staff that manned the desk were friendly and spoke English. We didn't really go much beyond check-in talk and hi/bye, so I'm not sure of their command of English, but it's a heck of a lot better than my command of French! Weird visit from the mini-bar guy during a nap one day. I would expect that they'd just knock, and if someone was in there, they'd go away. Or at least wait for the guest to open the door. He just used his pass key, poked his head in and asked if we used any mini-bar stuff. Nope. He did remind us that the coffee (instant) was complementary and then left. Wow, that was weird. The metro line went right under the building, but it's a low rumble that is easy to tune-out. The room had a window out to the "courtyard", so no view...but what do you want from a PriceLine buy? Free internet worked, sort-of. The first day, it was feeding my google maps android app pretty well, but after that, I would connect with a browser, pop over to the maps app to have it calculate a metro route for me, and after a minute or two, it would kick me off the Internet. That was annoying, but I could work around it. Then, our last night in the hotel, they kicked us off the Internet at 8:37pm (it said that in the connection confirmation page). I might have been able to call the desk and ask that it be extended, but I didn't want to get into what might turn into a confusing discussion.

Absolutely spectacular area and a special moment in time being there. I used to dream of visiting,…read morebut to actually stand here is surreal. The area is extremely touristy, very busy, cars come out of nowhere. The area for taking pictures in the middle of the street is like a death trap, not worth risking my life. Lots of high-end department stores on the street of the Champs.

I don't know why this hotel hasn't been rated more. It's exceptionally clean, classy, and…read morebeautiful. The service was truly amazing. Every single staff member was attentive to your needs and offered to help before I even asked. I have stayed in nice hotels but this one was truly luxurious. I felt like I was the only guest staying there. It's located a few minute walk off Champs Elysees. They even upgraded us to a junior suite for our wedding anniversary. I will definitely return.