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Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris
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Reviews
#1
My favorit hotel in thr whole world!Excellent service! Outstanding restaurant in a perfect setting.The team is very service oriented and aligned in pleasing their customers. All starts with the wonderful flowere arangements in the lobby.
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#2
Lounge areaWinter wonderland still in effect. The ambiance is overwhelming and beautiful. Relax and take in the displays of flowers in the lobby topped off with a refreshing drink in the lounge. Each server is with a smile and a kind welcome. Can not go wrong
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#3
The best of the bestI thought I had stayed at several fine hotels around the world but this one is now tied for my favorite. Only the Dorchester in London equals this type of service and beauty. I won’t try to explain away the prices because they are outrageous but you get what you pay for in every way shape and form
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#4
consistently deilversThe George V delivers again. What sets this hotel apart is the service! They really pay attention. It is a city hotel though....I have stayed here several times, and sometimes get a renovated room, which is more up to date (bathroom, fixtures etc). The decor is classic French and lovely throughout. It is a very expensive place though. And for 1200 euros a night, they should have heated towel racks in the bathroom and hotter water throughout the hotel. They have just opened a refurbished spa...which is GORGEOUS, so don't forget your swimsuit
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#5
The most wonderful time of the yearWe spent another holiday season by the Four seasons George V, and it's spending the most wonderful time of the year in the most wonderful hotel in Paris.
The amazing staff that no words can describe, the holiday decor, the daily sweets and treats in the room, all made us feel like royalty again.
And now with the four seasons cutting edge technology app, you can text all your requests and the wonderful team will respond right away.
We can't wait to come again.
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#6
Great hotel and best location in ParisI like four seasons hotels, regardless the city you get what you expect in terms of quality, location and the staff.
If I can critize George V I dont like smoking in the restaurant which is not something you expect in Michellin awarded restaurant (but it is France where is it unfortunately still normal).
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#7
A dream game true!I love to discover new hotels and therefor Paris is my favourite city! One of the best and most beautiful hotels in Paris is the ‘Four Seasons Hotel George V’. Certainly my number 1!My stay in the ‘George V’, was a dream that came true. Everything was just perfect. We enjoyed a high tea in the beautiful ‘La Galerie’. The pastry of Maxime Frederic was a culinary delight. World Summit! Room 638 with its large balcony and stylish Parisian interior was just magnificent. The hotel service was of the highest standard. Our wishes were fulfilled and the staffs at the front desk were guiding us to the most beautiful Parisian locations and establishments.In the evening I enjoyed the cozy stylish bar and continued to experience my dream in this ‘heavenly’ hotel
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Description
Location
An art-deco landmark built in 1928, Four Seasons Hotel George V is nestled in the Golden Triangle of Paris, just off the historic Champs-Elysees. Oversized suites with Eiffel Tower views welcome you after a day of wandering the quaint, Parisian streets, and our three restaurants – with five Michelin stars among them – are home to some of the best food in France. A decadent new spa, an elegant swimming pool and a courtyard for whiling away the afternoons with a glass of wine from our cellar are just some of the pleasures unique to our historic destination.
Rooms
The 244 rooms were reworked in a quintessentially French, classical Louis XV style when the original Art Deco palace reopened as a Four Seasons hotel in 1999. Even entry-level deluxe rooms are huge by Parisian standards and encourage guests to linger – a desk with exquisite vintage-styled stationery, comfy armchairs and coffee table are standard.
Marble bathrooms spoil with tub and walk-in shower, indulgent mirror television and green tea-perfumed Bulgari products. Nespresso coffee machine is standard and the minibar includes a thoughtfully-curated collection of 'Made in France' chocolate, salted caramels and other tempting gourmandises (rapped knuckles for the out-of-date tin of 'Traou Mad de Pont-Aven' Breton butter cookies).
Food & drink
This is the first palace hotel in Paris to have three Michelin-starred restaurants – three for gastronomic Le Cinq and one apiece for the more casual L'Orangerie (French contemporary cuisine; lunch/dinner menu €75/£66 or €95/£83) and Mediterranean-inspired Le George (lunch/dinner menu €65/£57 or €110/£97). The handful of alfresco tables in the ravishing marble courtyard lend L'Orangerie and Le George bags of natural sex appeal, while show-piece Le Cinq (lunch/dinner menus from €145/£127 or €340/£298) treats diners to theatrical gastronomic dining in a monumental period salon with mirror-lined walls, silver tableware and remarkable floral sculptures.
Chef of Le Cinq, Christian Le Squer, hails from Brittany and his Breton roots are all too often apparent in his classical French cuisine. Signature dishes include line-caught sea bass with caviar and buttermilk, and the most astonishing-tasting, unsweet dessert made from iced milk and yeast. A pianist entertains from 3pm each afternoon in La Galerie, an afternoon tea-perfect salon richly adorned with antique Flemish tapestries, 19th-century furniture and precious art works. Breakfast – which can be absolutely anything you want it to be, the choice is so large – is also served here.
Value for money
Double rooms from €990 (£867) in low season; and from €1,390 (£1,217) in high. Breakfast not included, costs from €45 (£39). Free Wi-Fi.
An art-deco landmark built in 1928, Four Seasons Hotel George V is nestled in the Golden Triangle of Paris, just off the historic Champs-Elysees. Oversized suites with Eiffel Tower views welcome you after a day of wandering the quaint, Parisian streets, and our three restaurants – with five Michelin stars among them – are home to some of the best food in France. A decadent new spa, an elegant swimming pool and a courtyard for whiling away the afternoons with a glass of wine from our cellar are just some of the pleasures unique to our historic destination.
Rooms
The 244 rooms were reworked in a quintessentially French, classical Louis XV style when the original Art Deco palace reopened as a Four Seasons hotel in 1999. Even entry-level deluxe rooms are huge by Parisian standards and encourage guests to linger – a desk with exquisite vintage-styled stationery, comfy armchairs and coffee table are standard.
Marble bathrooms spoil with tub and walk-in shower, indulgent mirror television and green tea-perfumed Bulgari products. Nespresso coffee machine is standard and the minibar includes a thoughtfully-curated collection of 'Made in France' chocolate, salted caramels and other tempting gourmandises (rapped knuckles for the out-of-date tin of 'Traou Mad de Pont-Aven' Breton butter cookies).
Food & drink
This is the first palace hotel in Paris to have three Michelin-starred restaurants – three for gastronomic Le Cinq and one apiece for the more casual L'Orangerie (French contemporary cuisine; lunch/dinner menu €75/£66 or €95/£83) and Mediterranean-inspired Le George (lunch/dinner menu €65/£57 or €110/£97). The handful of alfresco tables in the ravishing marble courtyard lend L'Orangerie and Le George bags of natural sex appeal, while show-piece Le Cinq (lunch/dinner menus from €145/£127 or €340/£298) treats diners to theatrical gastronomic dining in a monumental period salon with mirror-lined walls, silver tableware and remarkable floral sculptures.
Chef of Le Cinq, Christian Le Squer, hails from Brittany and his Breton roots are all too often apparent in his classical French cuisine. Signature dishes include line-caught sea bass with caviar and buttermilk, and the most astonishing-tasting, unsweet dessert made from iced milk and yeast. A pianist entertains from 3pm each afternoon in La Galerie, an afternoon tea-perfect salon richly adorned with antique Flemish tapestries, 19th-century furniture and precious art works. Breakfast – which can be absolutely anything you want it to be, the choice is so large – is also served here.
Value for money
Double rooms from €990 (£867) in low season; and from €1,390 (£1,217) in high. Breakfast not included, costs from €45 (£39). Free Wi-Fi.
