The rooms in this stunning boutique hotel may be small, but they're all exquisitely designed, with Chinese lacquer and velvety fabrics. Fibre optics built into the walls create...

Making the most of its 15th-century origins, this hotel features exposed wooden beams, high ceilings, antique furnishings and toile-covered walls. Manuel Canovas fabrics lend a...

This historic hotel has masses of character, from the Empire-style lounge and garden atrium to the bistro-style breakfast room and polished marble floor in the lobby. New...

With several rooms overlooking the Tuileries gardens, the Brighton is great value, so book well ahead for a room with a view. Recently restored, it has a classical atmosphere,...

Smiling staff in stripy waistcoats welcome you to this adorable hotel, where guest areas and rooms are cocooned in thick drapes, luscious carpets and a mishmash of British...

With its combination of wrought ironwork, exposed stone and wooden beams, the labyrinth of corridors and passages in this 17th-century hôtel particulier is full of atmosphere....

It's out with the old at this charming, freshly renovated hotel, whose new look is very much a modern take on art nouveau, with bold, designer wallpapers, floral prints, lush...

This peaceful 17th-century townhouse offers 17 soundproofed, air-conditioned rooms kitted out in toned down stripes, toile de Jouy fabrics and neo colonial-style furniture. Its...

Built in 1658 by one of Louis XIV's architects, this hotel has an enviable location near St-Germain-des-Prés' designer boutiques. It boasts a charming garden and a...

The fashion pack adores this 18th-century hotel (the staircase is listed), located in prime shopping territory. Done out with ethnic rugs, a smattering of animal prints, bright...

Formerly the Axial Beauborg, this stylish boutique hotel, decorated with white marble floors, mud-coloured walls, crushed velvet sofas and exposed beams, is close to the Centre...

Situated between the Arc de Triomphe and place des Ternes, this comfortable hotel has one of Paris's finest art nouveau ceramic façades dating from 1904; inside, the theme...

Behind this unassuming façade is the place where the artistic royalty of Montparnasse's heyday - the likes of Man Ray, Marcel Duchamp and Louis Aragon - once lived. The Istria...

The Bourdonnais feels more like a traditional French bourgeois townhouse than a hotel, with 56 bedrooms decorated in rich colours, antiques and Persian rugs. The main lobby...