Smartly located in the 15th arrondissement, surrounded by the chic-est of cafes, bars and restos.

Sweetly-decorated rooms perfect for on-the-go travelers.

Sweet spot to check out the entire city, right by Gare Saint Lazare station.

Famed designer Jacques Garcia took cues from several great operas: Faust, Aida, La Traviata and Don Giovanni. (Flair for the dramatic, anyone?)

A few minutes’ walk to the subway. Prefer to hoof it? Less than a 20-min walk gets ya to biggies like the Place de la République.

Lovely 7th arr. location, less than a 10-min walk from Musée d’Orsay.

Rooms rock the 1950s pop art style.

Hip, stylish literary décor gets you cultured, even before you hit The Louvre.

Boutique hotel decorated in La Belle Époque style and ideally situated in the 17th, surrounded by lovely bars and restaurants.

New immersive concept in the heart of Paris

Charming village-like spot makes Paris feel a little less overwhelming. (That said, the Arc de Triomphe is just steps away.)

A funky, creative vibe - a little bit of something you might expect exploring its bohemian neighbourhood.

Tucked in the passage Jouffroy, in the gorgeous Grands Boulevards ‘hood near the Opéra Garnier.

Nestled in the 14th by Parc Montsouris, one of Paris’ hidden botanical gems.

Smartly located in the 15th arrondissement, surrounded by the chic-est of cafes, bars and restos.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Bold, arty rooms flaunt the theatrical flair.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Located near the metro for accessing the entirety of the city at (almost) warp speed.

A new space on a quiet lane, exuding a firmly French chic atmosphere.

No need to venture far to get your culture fix ‘cos contemporary art abounds throughout this well-styled charmer (peep the website to see current exhibits).

A stone’s throw from the Seine, Louvre, Notre Dame, Musée d’Orsay and more, so get to strollin’ (it’s preferable to throwing stones).

Spot-on location for folks who prefer a drama-free airport arrival.

Set on a quieter side street that’s strolling distance to biggies like the Champs Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe.

Retro-glam inspired by the iconic blonde bombshell (Ms. Monroe, but of course), whose likeness graces every petite guestroom.

Colonial safari vibe prevails. Lobby bar makes a great place for discussing Hemingway. Or French philosophers maybe.

Glass cube front desk is clearly awesome; Ice Kube Bar is cooler than a polar bear’s toenails (it's literally made of ice, so bundle up.)

Rich design details add character and charm to the stylish neogothic interior.

Rooms are très petit but incredibly comfy (and surprisingly quiet, too).

Stroll over and watch the boules experts in the nearby Jardin de Luxembourg, or poke through the shops in Saint Germain des Près.

Okko mastermind Olivier Devys eschews the traditional hotel lobby, lounge and breakfast room, and creates a club concept instead.