Sometimes there are places where you just want to pack everything you see into your suitcase and take it home with you. Topic for conversation? Hotel Les Deux Gares. So we're experiencing quite a bit of that – in a positive way. It's because of the beautiful old building, completely renovated and decorated by English interior designer Luke Edward Hall. That combination is quite a match made in heaven. Print on print on print. Stripes, floral motif and – because why not – a wild animals on the wall. Everything cleverly and beautifully crammed into one historic building. And yet, everything fits. Read more here.

This nice hotel is located in one of the nicest neighborhoods in Paris: La Pigalle. To the formal and casual looks it won't be Hotel Rochechouart, the romantic and stylish French interior has been continued in detail. The hotel looks more beautiful than beautiful and is a wonderful place for enthusiasts. The restaurant and bar is also not to be missed. With a fantastic breakfast and the tastiest cocktails, you don't even have to go out (so if you don't feel like spending a day in busy Paris, that will be just fine here). Anyway, nice interior, located in a nice neighborhood, good cocktails, now a return trip to Paris.

Hotel Dalila, Wallace, AMI, Cabane, Leopold, Foil, Orpheus en Doisy – just like Hotel Rochechouart (the group's luxury flagship) – all come from Orso Hotels. And every single one of them is a real winner. cozy Boutique hotels, each with its own signature. Cabane feels like a piece of nature in the heart of Paris, with a warm, woody interior. Orphée comes up with a hammam, Wallace with a Swedish bathThe style is meticulously executed throughout, without exorbitant prices. Spread throughout the city, with diverse character, and something for everyone.

Nom nom nom. Man oh man, what is Château des Fleurs tasteful. We're licking our fingers. All the superlatives. And a few more. Not surprising, because this hotel comes from the same (design)stable as Hotel La Bionda (Begur) by Quintana Partners – and that's also delicious. Well, it's clear that the taste is more than good here. Ten points. What else do you get? A hearty and good breakfast with croissants, omelets, fresh juices, and café – the French fuel (along with wine and cheese). The staff is exceptionally friendly. And then there's the spa, a lovely lounge, and a bar where you can happily linger for a drink before (or after) dinner. In short: tip-top, excellent, and dangerously good.

Brat Green we don't need to see any more for the time being, but we can't get enough of sage green. The color that is in the interior of Fantasy the overtone is charming, elegant and timeless. Moreover, it is a good combination with the golden taps, the natural stone sink and cozy flower prints that return in the interior. The hotel is located in the middle of Montmartre, a fifteen minute walk from Gare du Nord. Tourist area, but in the courtyard and on the roof terrace you don't notice that.

The Experimental Group knows what they're doing. You'll find them in London, the Cotswolds, Verbier, Venice, and our all-time favorite, Paris. Everything they touch turns to gold. It's like that. you-want-it material. So also with Experimental MaraisYou'll have to spend a few extra bucks, but you'll be thoroughly spoiled. Everything is perfect, everything tastes great, and everything has a certain flavor. Add to that a top-notch location, and you're sold. It's also highly recommended for a cocktail, an evening of dining, or a quick bathroom break.

Not to be confused with Grand Pigalle. Le Pigalle is located around the corner from Grand Pigalle and has an edge on all fronts: a little cooler, a little more original, a little more creative, a little more friendly and above all: dogs are welcome! Quite an exception in the city. J'adore Le Pigalle, basically.

After a hearty breakfast or a delicious cup of coffee, you'll discover the city a little better. The sister hotel of Hotel Pigalle, Café Pigalle, is the place to be For all coffee lovers. But you can also enjoy a delicacy or lunch.

Our Hoxton friends understand well that you have a winning team never have to change-and, and that didn't happen: the good thing hipster cool The Hoxton The atmosphere that created a sensation for the club was once again implemented to perfection. In other words: perhaps it was done even better with beautiful shades of blue and pink in the rooms (we haven't seen that before in the Hoxtonnettes) and lots of ocher yellow. And there is floral wallpaper, the good way. The latter can mainly be found in cocktail bars Jacques. Jacques is instantly your best friend; you'll find the most delicious spots (and most photogenic corners) here. The hotel restaurant is exactly what you'd expect from The Hoxton, and that's perfectly fine. We'll definitely take the checked pillowcases off the beds next time.

Shop until you drop: literally on your bed in the Hilton Paris La DefenseA hotel located in the Westfield CNIT building. The heart of the neighborhood. Just cross underneath and you'll stumble right into the mall. Stumble a little further, and you'll end up on the metro and be on the Champs-Élysées within 10 minutes. But for those who prefer to stay in the neighborhood, there is also plenty to do in La Défense. Absolutely fantastic. Yes for the restaurant in the Hilton, for example: Muses. And an even bigger one Yes for a trip to the hotel room. Sleek and sophisticated, as we’ve come to expect from the Hilton, but with a French 60s twist. And certainly not lacking in luxury.

Recently renovated and decorated in a nice retro atmosphere: Hotel MargueriteBy Parisian standards this is Hotel Surprisingly affordable – expect to pay around €150 per night. The location? Not right in the city center. Is.

Parisian new: Hotel Massé combines traditional Parisian architecture with modern elements and, above all, a wealth of stunning art throughout the hotel. Upon entering, you'll immediately encounter a collection of art by local artists, adding to the hotel's unique atmosphere. The rooms are Parisian-sized (though small) and very practically furnished (which is fine): comfortable beds, modern bathrooms, and stylish artwork.

Love the seventies, love Paris, and therefore love Hotel Château d'EauGreen velvet, panther chairs, black and white tiled bathroom walls and ochre yellow in abundance. Not in a flashy way, but sophisticated As only Paris can do. And by "they," we mean Charlotte Albert and Alexis Lamesta of interior design studio Necchi. The hotel collaborates with Diptique, so the rooms smell wonderful, and so do you after a long soak.

No, Hotel Pulitzer and Hotel Panache have little in common – except that they are neighbors and therefore fall under the same heading here. Pulitzer Hotel is, as befits a Pulitzer, quirkily chic and wonderfully homey. Downstairs, you can comfortably settle in to catch up on work (if absolutely necessary), there's a courtyard garden, a soft bed, a touch of French charm—everything you need is there. In both photos, the Pulitzer radiates from within.

Across the street waves Hotel Panache, at least as highly recommended. This hotel has a good dose of flair, cozy wallpapers, and that recognizable French style, but with a completely different twist than the Pulitzer.

The hotel is housed in two Baroque mansions and a 19th-century factory on Rue de Lacépède, a street once known for its beautiful public gardens. Hotel Le Jardin de Verre Listed as an aparthotel. Any questions? Yes. Explanation: this means the hotel is a "hybrid," somewhere between a hotel and temporary housing. All rooms are small apartments with a kitchenette, washing machine, and workspace. The hotel has 45 rooms, divided into eleven different categories, plus a fitness room, yoga studio, and a boardroom.

Chateau Voltaire It's a real winner. Location? Perfect – just steps from the Louvre. Looks? Copy pasteThat unmistakable French touch? A 10. The smell as soon as you walk in: renty. Service: excellent. And if you're in need of some extra pampering, just dive into the spa. In short: a hotel where everything is perfect. Price? Pricey. That's true.

Welcome at Hotel WelcomeThe rooms, each cast in a soft pastel palette, exude coziness. The asset of Bienvenue? The Garden! A almost A magical, secret courtyard. So adorable you'd love to move in. And best of all: with prices around 150 euros per night, all this sweetness is surprisingly accessible.

We could write a whole story about how comfortable the beds are and how good the breakfast tastes, but at The Great Mazarin It's mainly the interior that draws our attention (although the beds and breakfast are also excellent). The pool is unlike any other hotel pool we've seen before. Instead of blue, it features green tiles laid in a striped pattern, a vaulted and elegantly painted ceiling in pastel shades, and cheerful red cast-iron benches with soft cushions. The decor in the rest of the rooms is just as beautiful. Sweet and vibrant, but thanks to the playful use of color and prints, it's not too frumpy.

Hotel Florida is yet another gem where wallpaper, fabrics, colors, mirrors, and velvet blend into a magnificent interior. In this stately Haussmann mansion, the Art Deco project truly comes to life. Vintage furniture and accessories catapult you straight back to the 70s. And if those don't do it for you, the brown-tiled bathrooms will. Feel like leaving the house? No need. Restaurant & Bar Nepita serves Mediterranean cuisine, and over 300 bottles of wine are waiting to be popped in the cellar.

Another hotel that received a renovation project as a gift: Hotel du SavoirWith a fresh new look, the hotel rose from the ashes. The design is inspired by the Sorbonne amphitheaters. Understated, tranquil, and therefore beautiful in all its simplicity. Another highlight: the location! Around the corner from the Jardin du Luxembourg and a stone's throw from a selection of fine restaurants.

hotel Bachaumont is another well-located spot. There's no shortage of comfort either: there's a spa, a restaurant, and a bar. After a long day exploring, it's quite nice to be able to stay at home. All in all, this hotel ticks more than enough boxes.

Beaucoup de fleurs, s'il vous plaît. If there is one thing we love, it is flowers. In vases, gardens, on walls.. flowers do well everywhere. Hotel Eldorado Paris is no exception. Floral print all over (from floor to ceiling), a palm tree in the courtyard for a tropical Touch. At the in-house restaurant you can dine all day long Mimosa eggs (no mimosa in the ingredients list, although you can of course order it separately) and other French delicacies.

Those who come by car can park effortlessly in the parking garage right in front of the door. Hotel National Arts et Métiers and stumbles into an aging blue-green picture of a hotel restaurant. There is serene tranquility here, which is almost impossible to match with the more than two hundred rooms. The highlight of the hotel you will find, What a surprise, on the roof: an unparalleled roof terrace with bar was created where on summer days the Parisian Happy few hang.

Another hotel where serene tranquility (rare in the city) can be found: Hidden HotelThe decor is, of course, filled with colors and scents, but all timeless, plus lovely retreats.

It's like staying with your artistic aunt, honestly. A rather wealthy aunt, by the way, with taste. Hotel Particulier Montmartre in the Montmartre district (duh), the 19th arrondissement, has only five suites and they have names like Arbre à Oreilles ("trees with ears"), each decorated with a colorful and artistic flair by various artist friends, friends of that French great-aunt, aka the owner. The room rate? High. But a gem. No room fee? Have lunch in the delightful courtyard or the equally delightful conservatory—highly recommended. Reservations are recommended.

The only downside to staying at Bloom House Hotel & SPA Located in the 10th arrondissement (and just around the corner from Gare du Nord!), there's a chance you'll barely see any of Paris itself. The hotel boasts a spa and wellness center with an indoor pool, fitness center, and sauna. It's not hidden away in the bowels of the hotel, but decorated in a style (almost) as elegant as the Parisian streetscape. Terracotta vases stand beside the pool, along with the occasional plant, and the wall tiles are painted with botanical prints.

A big fat classic in the 2007th arrondissement of Paris since 9, Hotel Amour and still highly recommended (affordable). The hotel has just 24 rooms, each decorated by a local artist, some more successful than others. The rest of the interior is stylishly vintage and even if you don't sleep here, lunch (or dinner) in the ever-busy restaurant or in the courtyard is a great tip. In the meantime, Hotel Amour has also opened a second location with a spacious courtyard and it is pink, read about it here, but still… The first Amour, it continues to steal our hearts again and again.

Suzie Blue It has the perfect location, right in the heart of Le Marais (never boring) and around the corner from St. Germain. The decor is hip, and so are the guests. The staff is friendly, and the rooms are wonderful. Le ParisienNot big, but beautiful. Did we mention the hotel is right in the heart of Le Marais? And that dogs are allowed?

And on to Hotel Paradis. The designers who made their mark thanks to Parisian gems like The Experimental Cocktail Club, The Beef Club, and Merce & The Muse have thrown some rustic Scandinavian, British, and French charm into their coffers, shaken things up a bit, and et voila, it was finished Paradise. The hotel's wallpapers are especially fantastic – everywhere is different and nowhere more fun. Unfortunately, the rooms are tiny (read: not for 2 meter tall husbands) and the service is French at best (read: a bunch of grumps) but the rest is worth it.

If you can tickle yourself once, do it again Hotel Costs. Since its opening in 1996, the hotel has attracted bigwigs from the film, fashion and media jet set and therefore has a reputation to uphold. They do. It's delicious, although the restaurant seems mainly intended for people watching. The interior is dark-chic, the staff is selected for their looks, not their qualities and the courtyard is crazy. Duration? Branch duration. But if you do go, will you bring me the Costes home fragrance scented candle?

The legendary museum reopened ten years ago Ritz Hotel The hotel closed its doors after a three-year renovation. The French corridors were buzzing about the cost of this lavish renovation – the renovation reportedly cost two hundred million. A suite dedicated to Coco Chanel, who lived at the hotel for over 34 years, was added. The enormous spa is filled with Chanel products, and besides plenty of Chanel, the hotel boasts seventy other suites and 71 rooms, three restaurants, three bars, a gigantic garden, and a fish tunnel to escort guests of a certain caliber in and out unnoticed. A weekend stay at the Ritz costs a small monthly salary. You can always have a drink there: we're looking forward to high tea this winter, by the fireplace.

You don't need yoga at all for a yoga hotel in the middle of Paris with an interior that makes you feel zen, ha. Everything under the motto: less is more. For example, in every hotel room you will not find shampoo or conditioner in separate bottles, but a shampoo bar. Bamboo toothbrushes, homemade remove toothpaste and reusable makeup padsNo TV in the room, but yoga attributes, everything to make your stay great relaxed to make it possible. The hotel also has a spa, great for a rainy day in the City or just if you want something relaxing can use time. Yoga, yes that is central here, special Japanese methods such as YUJ yoga in a dark room with heat lamps. The good thing is, you really don't have to expert to be, they give lessons here at every level. HOY Hotel

Create a kid proof hotel with large and affordable family rooms (indeed, they are scarce in Paris) and for that reason alone it is worth mentioning. We are talking about restaurant Babylon Belleville in the 20th arrondissement. You might not be thrilled with that location at first, but when you hear that Restaurant Le Grand Bain Being just around the corner might change things. There's also a lovely Eastern atmosphere with a touch of France, and the staff is friendly. Oh, and there's a restaurant. Highly recommended.

In the 8th arrondissement Maison Delano Paris: 56 rooms and suites where everything revolves around opulent yet understated luxury. Here, aristocratic grandeur is combined with modern design. Behind the stately façade awaits a beautiful courtyard with plump cushions and an almost serene tranquility. The rooms are elegant and warm, with soft hues and rich materials. And the location also contributes to the luxurious picture: Place de la Concorde is just a few steps from the hotel. Maison Delano is also an absolute must for a drink!