The Best Hotels, Restaurants and Night Clubs in Paris, France
Our Team in Paris are four ladies living in the city.
Paris, the cosmopolitan capital of France, the iconic capital for young lovers in the spring time, has
a well-deserved reputation of being the most beautiful and romantic of all cities, brimming with
historic associations and remaining vastly influential in the realms of culture, art, fashion,
food and design.
Paris, la Ville Lumière and Capital of Fashion, is home to the world's finest and most luxurious fashion designers and cosmetics, such as Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint-Laurent, Guerlain, Lancôme, L’Oréal and Clarins.
Paris' monument-lined boulevards, museums, classical bistros and boutiques are enhanced by a new wave of multimedia galleries, creative wine bars and design shops. The city has the second highest number of Michelin restaurants in the world and contains numerous iconic landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, Moulin Rouge, and Lido. The Musée d’Orsay and Musée de l’Orangerie are noted for their collections of French Impressionist art, and the Pompidou Centre Musée National d’Art Moderne has the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe.
Parisians are synonymous with style, and fashion shopping is the city’s forte. Paris remains at the forefront of international trends, and browsing emerging and established designer boutiques and flagship haute couture houses is a quintessential part of any visit.
French currency is Euro (€).
Paris, la Ville Lumière and Capital of Fashion, is home to the world's finest and most luxurious fashion designers and cosmetics, such as Chanel, Dior, Yves Saint-Laurent, Guerlain, Lancôme, L’Oréal and Clarins.
Paris' monument-lined boulevards, museums, classical bistros and boutiques are enhanced by a new wave of multimedia galleries, creative wine bars and design shops. The city has the second highest number of Michelin restaurants in the world and contains numerous iconic landmarks, such as the Eiffel Tower, the Arc de Triomphe, the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Louvre Museum, Moulin Rouge, and Lido. The Musée d’Orsay and Musée de l’Orangerie are noted for their collections of French Impressionist art, and the Pompidou Centre Musée National d’Art Moderne has the largest collection of modern and contemporary art in Europe.
Parisians are synonymous with style, and fashion shopping is the city’s forte. Paris remains at the forefront of international trends, and browsing emerging and established designer boutiques and flagship haute couture houses is a quintessential part of any visit.
French currency is Euro (€).
The Best Hotels in Paris
Our Team has tested a lot of Paris hotels,
both international luxury and boutique choices.
Paris has iconic hotels like the Ritz, Hôtel de Crillon, Le Bristol
and Le Meurice, which we of course recommend,
but our ladies in Paris also love these hotels:
Hotel Le Fouquet represents absolute luxury. Located on the Champs-Elysées, the hotel boasts a dream
location in the heart of the Golden Triangle, between the Arc de Triomphe and the luxury boutiques on
Avenue Montaigne.The Hotel is completely renovated. Delicate fabrics and precious leathers, vast dressing rooms and spacious bathrooms characterise these suites on the Champs-Elysées. Black and white portraits and mahogany wood. Subtle combination of Empire and modern style. Refined velvet, embroided delicate fabrics. A quintessential Parisian decor.
The Spa is a true cocoon of serenity offering absolute relaxation – treat yourself to an energising treatment or dive into the clear waters of the indoor pool – and you can extend the moment on the terrace, in the intimate charming garden, or in a comfortable armchair in the hotel bar.
Superb staff. Sample flavours at legendary tables. Experience a dazzling experience in the City of Lights.
46, avenue Georg V
The boutique Hotel Champs Elysées Plaza is located in the Heart of Paris – a human size Palace with only
40 Rooms and Suites with Jacuzzi in a beautiful Haussmann style building – the former Town Manor –
renovated in a Classical Chic style, most of the rooms and suites boast old mouldings along the ceilings,
marble mantlepieces, broad windows overlooking either Berri or Artois Streets or the courtyard –
and the top-floor provide a splendid view of Paris rooftops – all with the most sophisticated
technology.A well-equipped fitness centre and an intimist Sauna plunges you into the voluptuousness of the Orient – with its Eucalyptus fragrances and its starred sky, the Hammam invites you to voluptuousness and ultimate relaxing with its pink and grey colours with Oriental overtones – an intimate space devoted to wellness.
Champs Elysées Plaza offers impeccable personalized service.
35, rue de Berri
MARQUIS Faubourg St Honoré – high-end boutique hotel located in the heart of Paris –
adds luxury and comfort to strategic location within the luxurious Faubourg Saint-Honoré district –
in the intimate setting of the 18th century private mansion at 8 rue d’Anjou – in walking distance of
landmarks such as the Louvre Museum, the Opera House and the prestigious Champs-Elysées Avenue. MARQUIS offers 15 sumptuous suites, a great spa and fitness centre – a haute couture decor making each suite precious with ceilings made of small ivory beams in stucco, generous moulded walls, thick curtains and elegant carpeting – a place of the distinctive luxury with the unique atmosphere of a private home.
MARQUIS offers impeccable personalized service delivered with a spirit of courtesy and confidentiality in order to make your stay in Paris memorable.
8, rue d'Anjou
Our best secret hotel, hidden behind an understated façade in the legendary area around Montmartre. In a
building that served as a pleasure house during the Belle Époque, old mystery, elegance, exoticism,
sensuality, and ostentatious luxury have been brought to life again.
The suites are places of real sanctuary. At the point where culture and haute-couture meet, they offer an intimate, luxuriant taste of French living, decorated with a lovingly compiled collection of paintings and artwork.
In a subdued corner of the maison, the spa is the part of the hotel where fantasy reigns most freely, decorated with a celestial ceiling whose golden stars shimmer across a cobalt blue sky above the swimming pool – a unique fairy tale magic that diffuses into the adjacent hammam and treatment room.
Very warm and personal service.
10, rue de Bruxelles
Another unique hideaway in one of Paris' best locations: Saint-Germain-des-Prés – the Relais Christine
is one of the Left Bank’s best kept secrets – a favourite address, jealously guarded by all lovers of
Paris who seek the friendly atmosphere of a family home with the refinement and attentive service of
the very best luxury hotels.Each of the splendidly unique rooms and suites projects a resolutely chic and intimate universe: antiques, cosy velvet, warm woodwork and noble materials, Toile de Jouy print in one room, canopy beds in another, Carrara marble bathrooms, and more.
The well-equipped spa is located under 13th century vaults - a world of energising and relaxing possibilities - where guests can luxuriate in a refined setting, where ancient stones exude serenity far from the madding crowds.
The very warm and welcoming staff do their best to find the perfect fit for everyone.
3, rue Christine
Located in the 7th district, just a 5-minute walk from the Hôtel des Invalides and the Eiffel Tower is a
15-minute walk away. The Cinq Codet is elegant and cultivated, an integrated part of the boutiques on
the rue de Sèvres and the art and designer galleries of the district.Large bright bay windows, portholes, adroitly integrated design, mezzanines or loggias, round seats and sliding doors – the Cinq Codet rooms evoke a “je ne sais quoi” of ocean liners of times gone by. Time when travelling was an art and entertaining was a culture. On the top floor, the spectacular private terraces rub shoulders with the Invalides dome or the Eiffel Tower.
Nestled around an open terrace on the 3rd floor, the Spa offers a safe haven and a sanctuary to escape the daily stresses. Outdoor jacuzzi, a double massage room and steam bath enhance your relaxation experience.
A very pleasant boutique hotel.
5, rue Louis Codet
In the heart of the Latin Quarter, the Hôtel d’Aubusson is a short walk from the Louvre and Orsay
Museums, Île de la Cité and Notre-Dame, the Sorbonne and the Latin Quarter, Luxembourg Gardens, the
Odéon Theatre, etc.A genuine townhouse with origins date back to the 17th century. This Boutique Hotel harmoniously combines a refined interior design and contemporary facilities – rooms and suites are spacious with a Parisian atmosphere. The hotel has preserved its olden day charms: Versailles parquet, open beams, monumental fireplace in Burgundy stone and Aubusson tapestries – colours and materials highlight the refined interior design and immerse you in a restful atmosphere.
In the hotel's interior patio, the winter garden, you can have breakfast, enjoy a drink or, simply, get away from it all, sheltered from the hustle and bustle of Parisian life.
Perfect for a romantic stay in Paris, in the heart of one of the capital's authentic neighbourhoods: Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
Very warm, welcoming and helpful staff.
33, rue Dauphine
The Best Restaurants in Paris
Paris is the home-town of French gourmet, the city of dedicated chefs and the best products and wines –
you can choose restaurants from the bistro on the corner to the top Michelin-rated restaurants.
Bistros give you the sense of nice and friendly corners, the air of old Paris, serious chef teams, good products, serious wines, mix of the classic tune of time and love.
The top restaurants are an unforgettable haven of gastronomy, an evening when everything is about you, an evening of the outmost taste and pleasure - just put on a nice suit, a big wallet and let your taste buds be entertained.
Bistros give you the sense of nice and friendly corners, the air of old Paris, serious chef teams, good products, serious wines, mix of the classic tune of time and love.
The top restaurants are an unforgettable haven of gastronomy, an evening when everything is about you, an evening of the outmost taste and pleasure - just put on a nice suit, a big wallet and let your taste buds be entertained.
The Startripper ladies enjoyed these restaurants:
If you want the absolute top of French fine dining, you must go to restaurant Le Cinq at the Four Seasons
hotel.The restaurant is spacious and bright, decorated in shades of gold and grey – large Regency Style wood-sculpted mirrors with gold leafing – it gives its guests the sentiment of dining in a private chateau.
Chef Christian Squer defines his cuisine as being “flavors, concentrated and moving.” His menu changes according to the season and offers different options to please the most discerning palate. We choose his 9 courses “Epicurean Escape” menu: the most exacting flavors with perfect coherence with a long finish. Outstanding!
Attentive and enthusiastic staff, impeccable service, an exceptional experience.
31 Avenue George V
Fouquet’s restaurant is ideally located at the corner of avenue George V and the Champs-Elysées – this
legendary restaurant shelters a classic traditional Parisian brasserie décor and proudly displays its
timeless bond with the Arts and Motion Pictures. The setting opens up to two sumptuous terraces, on
the Champs-Elysées and George V avenues.Fully renovated in 2017, Chef Pierre Gagnaire continues the tradition of the great classics of French traditional cuisine and adds his creative Signature to the menu, a unique creative touch.
A beautiful restaurant, excellent French cuisine, bon appétit!
99, avenue des Champs-Elysées
Restaurant Le Meurice Alain Ducasse – at the original palace hotel Le Meurice in the heart of historic
Paris –mosaic floor, crystal chandeliers, heavy damask curtains at the windows overlooking the Tuileries
Gardens – and the magnificent space is animated by old-school but friendly service.Restaurant le Meurice celebrates Alain Ducasse’s culinary philosophy under the mastery of executive chef Jocelyn Herland. In a reinterpretation of classic haute cuisine, dedicated to great subtlety and technical skill, exceptional ingredients remain true to their authentic flavours.
Outstanding French cuisine, a glamorous dining room, warm and skilful service – a must for gourmets.
228 rue de Rivoli
Chef Tony Xu, who hails from Chengdu in China, and graduated of culinary training with more than 20 years' experience working for
some of the biggest international groups in mainland China, is the new executive Chef of Shang Palace, the only Michelin-starred
Chinese restaurant in all of France. His sensitivity and innate passion for gastronomy has enabled him to develop a unique vision of modern culinary art, where he draws inspiration from the traditional essence of the different methods of Chinese cuisine while meticulously selecting his products in a sustainable way.
We loved it!
10, Avenue d'Iéna
L’Agapé is situated, in the 17th district of Paris, near the Boulevard Malesherbes, the Avenue de
Villiers and the Avenue de Wagram. A cosy atmosphere, mood lighting, a warm atmosphere, tables are
covered with elegant cloths and the dining area is decorated with a sculpture and paintings.In L’Agapé the gourmet cuisine respects the product and the flavours. Each dish is flavoursome, classical and elegant. The restaurant offers seasonal and exceptional products to gourmets. The Chef works subtle miracles on the dishes, textures, flavours, temperatures and spices that he mixes delicately. The carte blanche menu is composed around 8 dishes depending on the season and the inspiration and mood of the chef!
Warm and skilled staff, excellent service, excellent cooking!
51, rue Jouffroy-d'Abbans
The Best Night Clubs in Paris
Paris is the funniest night-city in the world, a huge offering for the charms of nights and the city
never sleeps. The nightclubs and cocktail bars are spread all across the Paris and people spend their
time there with utmost entertainment and VIP lifestyle.
The city is famous for fashion, culture, and arts. You will see the glimpse of fashion, culture, and art in the night places of this city.
The city is famous for fashion, culture, and arts. You will see the glimpse of fashion, culture, and art in the night places of this city.
All the 10 districts of Paris are famous for the nightlife. Here are the details and recommendations:
Located near the Champs-Élysées in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, opposite the Jardins
du Théâtre Marigny and at the heart of the Golden Triangle, Le Matignon thrives. A bastion
of Parisian nightlife, designed by Charles Tassin, it also comes alive during the day
with its restaurant helmed by Jacques Garcia. From 11 PM, the Matignon club and bar open the doors for iconic evenings, elegant and modern, the secret playground of Paris, where the hottest crowds of the city meet to enjoy the edge musical programs that set the city’s rhythm night after night, not only to the rich and famous of Paris, but also international jet setters.
3, Avenue Matignon
Silencio, the new trendy and exclusive venue designed by director David Lynch (Wild at Heart, etc.).
Located on the lively Rue Montmartre, Silencio is a place of "mystery".
One of the most exclusive, selective and sought-after clubs in Paris, welcoming a sharply dressed crowd eager to see VIPs. It has a cinema, an art gallery, a cocktail bar and a stage shared by performing arts, contemporary artists and musicians from different genres. Concerts, shows and musical sets where time has no limits. Comfortable seating, chic decor and bewitching light effects create an atmosphere that’s both welcoming and vibrant. It’s the perfect place to dance the night away,
Access before midnight is reserved for members only. Free and unlimited access from midnight to dawn for a drink, finger food snacks and dancing.
142 Rue Montmartre
La Station – Gare des Mines is a unique cultural venue located in the 18th arrondissement, a multifaceted space
that hosts concerts, club nights, art exhibitions, and cultural events.
Great vibe, great crowd, and a good sound system. A great place for electronic music lovers. La Station attracts a diverse crowd of music enthusiasts, artists, and cultural aficionados. The venue features multiple indoor and outdoor spaces, making it a versatile hotspot for various events.
29 avenue de la Porte d'Aubervilliers
Raspoutine Club is the Russian night club in Paris, designed by an artist, it has a
mysterious and mystic appeal to it from head to toe. The most exquisite venue for
cabarets in town, Raspoutine Club finds its walls lined with velvet, fur, and luxury,
a glamorous appeal to it which brings party lovers from far and wide to visit this
famous spot.Raspoutine is a complete Russian themed night club. However, once the clock turns 11.30 pm, a tinge of Western influence begins to show light in this Russian cabaret night club. The walls start booming with club hits which are bound to keep the dance lovers on their feet all night long.
Raspoutine Club is frequented by some of the most popular artists, DJ’s and celebrities from all over the world, most of the crowds are young adults, elegant and sophisticated, both local and international. The dress code of strictly formal and classy, no jeans and T shirts.
58, Rue de Bassano
La Machine du Moulin Rouge played host to the likes of the Beatles, David Bowie and the Who. Reborn in 2010,
it’s since been transformed into a three-floor mega-club known for its eclectic live music and all-night parties.
This old club venue has had a substantial makeover and is now reborn with a dash of decadence. The main dancefloor, La Chaufferie, used to be the Moulin Rouge's boiler room and the old pipes remain, but the new decor is a breath of fresh air. The concert hall, Central, showcasing new and established talent.
Tip: La Machine du Moulin Rouge may be massive, but the rooms fill up fast.
90, Bd de Clichy
