Lodging Paris

Information about lodging in Paris, with an emphasis on 3-star, 4-star, 5-star and palace hotels. Not only as a place to call home for a few nights but also to stop in for a drink or simply to know its history.

Paris Hotels: 7 Secret Garden Bars

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From a glamorous 4-star hotel to a hip budget hideaway by way of an elegant BnB, here are seven Paris inns offering unexpected oases, notable whether you're lodging there or just looking for an open-air bar away from car fumes.
Drawing-room lobby at Le Grand Mazarin, Paris hotel. Photo GLKraut.

Paris Hotel & Restaurant Report: Le Grand Mazarin and Boubalé

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Le Grand Mazarin, its Ashkenazic/Israeli restaurant Boubalé, and its kitsch-chic bar present a pastiche of major markers of the past 500 years of the Marais district of Paris.

Great Paris Hotels in Small Packages: Le San Régis

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With three of Paris's heavyweight luxury hotels sidelined for renovation, five-star 'boutique' inns are raking in a new clientele. Corinne LaBalme visits the venerable Hôtel San Régis, which completed its oh-so-chic makeover just in time to welcome refugees from the Ritz, Crillon and Plaza Athénée.
luxury hotels Paris, Café de la Paix

The History of Luxury Hotels in Paris and on the Riviera

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France Revisited launches a 3-part series of video conversations with Jean-Pierre Soutric, a leading French specialist and consultant on luxury hotels around the world. We'll discuss hotels in Paris (parts 1 and 2) and on the Riviera (part 3).

“Gary’s Cocktail” at the Bar of the Hotel Lutetia, Paris

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On April 14, 2014, the Hotel Lutetia will close for a three-year renovation. While awaiting its reopening, readers are invited to take a sip of this cocktail-laden travel tale and to meet Gilles Guyomarch, one of Paris's most experienced bartenders.
Paris luxury hotels, Conversation with an Expert, part 2

The History of Luxury Hotels in Paris, Part 2, 1910-2021 (Video)

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In Part 2 of France Revisited’s “Conversation with an Expert” series about luxury hotels in Paris, Gary Lee Kraut, editor of France Revisited, and Jean-Pierre Soutric, a leading French specialist and consultant on luxury hotels around the world, discuss top-flight hotels created from 1910 to today.

A Review of the 5-Star Shangri-La Hotel in Paris

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Considerations on the location, the decor and the Eiffel Tower views of the Shangri-La Hotel in Paris, a 5-star hotel in the 16th arrondissement, including tea in the lounge, a drink at the bar and dinner in one of its three restaurants.

A Night at the Normandy Hotel, Paris

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This review is specifically written for travelers who would like to stay in a 4-star hotel in Paris but have a less stellar budget....

A Night at Hotel Saint Paul Rive Gauche: Infidelity on Rue Monsieur le Prince

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All travel carries a scent of infidelity. The eye wanders, the senses get curious, the smile invites foreign conversations, and at night you grope...

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