Most Talked About Hotels in France

Abounding in picturesque locales, steeped in historic and cultural treasures, home to the world’s fashion capital, and brimming with gastronomic indulgences, France has all the right ingredients to enchant its visitors. Here is a rundown on some of the country’s most-talked-about hotels that stand a cut above the rest.

Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

The Four Seasons Hotel George V has emerged as a noted landmark in the city’s milieu ever since its inception in 1928. The private terraces offer views of the Eiffel Tower, Grand Palais and Arc de Triomphe, and the eight-story property boasts of a swimming pool and a two-Michelin-star restaurant, Le Cinq. George V underwent an overhaul in 1999 when the interiors were renovated to fit in the iconographic Louis XV/Louis XVI style before being incorporated into the Four Seasons brand. During your stay here, do check out the exceptionally elaborate flower arrangements done by art director Jeff Leatham, who uses a whopping 12,000 fresh flowers every week to decorate the public spaces of this palatial building, celebrating a unique theme each time.Cinq. George V underwent an overhaul in 1999 when the interiors were renovated to fit in the iconographic Louis XV/Louis XVI style before being incorporated into the Four Seasons brand. During your stay here, do check out the exceptionally elaborate flower arrangements done by art director Jeff Leatham, who uses a whopping 12,000 fresh flowers every week to decorate the public spaces of this palatial building, celebrating a unique theme each time.

Tariff: INR 72, 691*

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The Peninsula Paris

If you are looking for a date with French history, The Peninsula Paris is the place to be. The hotel is housed in a 153-year-old building that first shot to fame as the Palais de Castille to exiled Queen Isabella of Spain in 1868. It was later converted into an extravagant hotel, Hotel Majestic, in 1908. The building also served as a military hospital during World War I, housed the Ministry of Defense during World War II, and was then converted into the German Military High Command in France at the time of occupation. Afterwards, it served as the first UNESCO headquarters in 1946. It was reopened in its present avatar as the Peninsula Paris in 2014. Every bit of this sprawling building that houses 200 rooms and 34 suites carries a stamp of key historic events.

Tariff: INR 60,570*

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Chateau De La Pioline, Aix-en-Provence

Chateaus have been a big part of the French architectural history, many of which now serve as hotels designed to take guests back to the epoch of medieval fortresses and Renaissance palaces. One such destination is the Chateau De La Pioline in Aix-en-Provence. This 17-room property, carefully crafted to reflect the Provençal style, will bowl you over with its classic interiors and cozy ambience. Just the right distance from the city center, the chateau hotel offers a convivial setting ideal for a romantic getaway or a laid-back holiday. The large French windows, well-lit interiors, gigantic fountain and a loaded library add to its mystical appeal. The hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant run by Le Chef Pierre Reboul is definitely a cherry on the cake.

Tariff: INR 8,620*

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Boscolo Exedra, Nice

Your France holiday is incomplete without a tour of the famed French Riviera. Discover a curious blend of luxury and history at the Boscolo Exedra, housed in a building commissioned by famous Swiss hotelier Baumgartner back in 1913. Its classic Belle Epoque-style façade and swanky interiors replicate an 18th-century charm. Even today, the Boscolo Exedra retains those archetypal features that set it apart from any other hotel in its vicinity. The building underwent a major restoration to make room for modern-day luxuries without disturbing its original architectural elements.

Tariff: INR 23,521*

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To plan your holiday around these unique hotels, also check out our blog, France beyond Paris. 

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