Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris
A 1928 Art Deco landmark off the Champs-Elysees whose three restaurants hold six Michelin stars between them
The Privata Perspective
The George V is the address every other Paris hotel is measured against. The building is a 1928 Art Deco landmark, but it has only been a Four Seasons since December 1999, after a two-year conversion — worth knowing, because the bones are historic and everything laid over them is modern.
Three restaurants hold six Michelin stars between them, which no other hotel in Paris can say: Le Cinq has three, L'Orangerie two and Le George one. The room decides the rest of the stay. A Premier Room high in the house buys a terrace or balcony; the Premier Suite frames the Eiffel Tower from its bedroom balcony.
We book it for clients who want Paris at its most formal and want the dining to be the point. Spring and early autumn are the sweet spots. Le Cinq and the twenty-seat L'Orangerie have to be reserved well ahead, and we do that when the room is booked rather than on arrival.
Accommodations
Premier Room
50–60 m2 (538–651 sq ft)
High ceilings and, in most, a private terrace or balcony over Avenue George V or the Marble Courtyard
Premier Suite
110 m2 (1,184 sq ft)
Living and dining opening to a large terrace, with the bedroom balcony framing the Eiffel Tower
Royal Suite
245 m2 (2,630 sq ft)
Marble fireplace, dining for eight, a 60 m2 terrace and a master bathroom with its own steam room; one to four bedrooms
Dining
Le Cinq
French gastronomic
Christian Le Squer's dining room — three stars in the 2026 MICHELIN Guide France
L'Orangerie
Plant- and fish-based
Two stars, and only twenty seats in a glazed room off the courtyard — it fills first
Le George
Italian-Mediterranean
One star, Simone Zanoni at the pass since 2016 — the most relaxed of the three starred rooms
La Galerie
French classic
The all-day lounge at the centre of the hotel, hung with 19th-century art; afternoon tea by pastry chef Michael Bartocetti
Le Bar
Cocktails
Rare spirits and cocktails in a Pierre-Yves Rochon room
Spa & Wellness
Le Spa opened in July 2018 to a Pierre-Yves Rochon design: six treatment rooms including a couple's suite, a 17-metre (55-foot) swimming pool, a 34C vitality pool, separate hammams for men and women, a hair salon and a fitness centre.
When to Go
Apr–Jun
Spring — gardens bloom, cultural season
Sep–Nov
Autumn — fashion week, art openings, harvest dining
Book With Preferred Access
Experience Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris with Via Privata
Complimentary upgrades, resort credits, early check-in, and dedicated concierge support — available exclusively through our preferred partner programme.
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