Top 10 Luxurious Hotels in Paris for 2025 with MICHELIN-Starred Dining

This guide highlights the top 10 luxurious hotels in Paris for 2025, focusing on their dining experiences as recognized by the MICHELIN Guide. These hotels are selected based on the total number of MICHELIN stars their restaurants have, ensuring a blend of luxury accommodations and exceptional cuisine.

Hotel Rankings

Below is a list of the top 10 hotels, ordered by their total MICHELIN stars, with brief details on their dining offerings and unique features:

Rank	Hotel Name	Total MICHELIN Stars	MICHELIN-Starred Restaurants (Stars)	Description
1	Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris	6	Le Cinq (3), L’Orangerie (2), Le George (1)	Located in the Golden Triangle, offers timeless elegance and diverse dining, with Le Cinq being a three-starred highlight.
2	Le Bristol Paris	4	Epicure (3), 114 Faubourg (1)	Historic on Rue du Faubourg St-Honoré, known for impeccable service, with Epicure as a culinary gem.
3	La Réserve Paris	3	Le Gabriel (3)	In the 8th arrondissement, serene with beautiful gardens, Le Gabriel recently earned three stars.
4	Plaza Athénée Paris	2	Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée (2)	Celebrity favorite, glamorous, with Alain Ducasse offering a two-starred dining experience.
5	Le Meurice Paris	2	Le Meurice Alain Ducasse (2)	Opposite Tuileries Garden, blends traditional and innovative French cuisine in a two-starred setting.
6	The Peninsula Paris	2	L'Oiseau Blanc (2)	Rooftop dining with views, L'Oiseau Blanc offers two-starred cuisine and panoramic Paris sights.
7	Hotel de Crillon	1	L'Ecrin (1)	Historic on Place de la Concorde, L'Ecrin provides a one-starred refined dining experience.
8	Park Hyatt Vendôme	1	Pur’ by Jean François Rouquette (1)	In the Vendôme district, offers creative seasonal cuisine with one MICHELIN star at Pur’.
9	Hôtel du Louvre	0	Brasserie du Louvre - Bocuse (no stars)	Near the Louvre, classic French style, with Brasserie du Louvre offering no starred dining.
10	Hôtel Lutetia	0	No MICHELIN-starred restaurants	Left Bank institution, over a century old, with traditional French cuisine but no stars.

Detailed Hotel Profiles

Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris: With 6 stars, it stands out with Le Cinq (3 stars), L’Orangerie (2 stars), and Le George (1 star), as per Four Seasons Hotel George V Dining. Its location near Champs-Élysées and art collection add to its allure.
Le Bristol Paris: Boasting 4 stars from Epicure (3 stars) and 114 Faubourg (1 star), as seen on Le Bristol Paris Restaurants, it’s a historic gem with a rooftop pool and elegant interiors.
La Réserve Paris: With Le Gabriel earning 3 stars, confirmed by La Réserve Paris Le Gabriel, it offers a serene escape with contemporary design and a spa.
Plaza Athénée Paris: Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée holds 2 stars, as per Plaza Athénée Dining, known for its Art Deco decor and celebrity appeal.
Le Meurice Paris: Le Meurice Alain Ducasse with 2 stars, from Le Meurice Dining, offers a Versailles-inspired dining room and central location near the Louvre.
The Peninsula Paris: L'Oiseau Blanc with 2 stars, confirmed by The Peninsula Paris L'Oiseau Blanc, features aviation-themed decor and Eiffel Tower views.
Hotel de Crillon: L'Ecrin with 1 star, as per Hotel de Crillon Dining, a historic landmark with a subterranean infinity pool and refined dining.
Park Hyatt Vendôme: Pur’ by Jean François Rouquette with 1 star, from Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme Dining, offers a tranquil spa and contemporary design.
Hôtel du Louvre: No stars, with Brasserie du Louvre - Bocuse, as per Hôtel du Louvre Dining, located near the Louvre with a classic French brasserie experience.
Hôtel Lutetia: No stars, as per Hôtel Lutetia Dining, a Left Bank icon with Art Deco history and traditional French cuisine.

Surprising Findings

Notably, some top Palace hotels like Hôtel du Louvre and Hôtel Lutetia, despite their historical significance and luxury, do not have any MICHELIN-starred restaurants, highlighting that luxury extends beyond dining to ambiance and location.

Conclusion

This survey note underscores the blend of luxury and culinary excellence in Paris for 2025, with hotels like Four Seasons Hotel George V leading with 6 MICHELIN stars. Travelers can choose based on their preference for starred dining or historic charm, ensuring a memorable stay in Paris.

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