Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris Reviewed in 2025

➞ What to Do

Take advantage of the ideal location of the Four Seasons Hotel George V and explore the most scenic parts of Paris on foot – arguably, the best way to do it. Walking just a few minutes in one direction will bring you to the famous Champs-Élysées, home to luxury shopping and typical brasseries, as well as the Arc de Triomphe.

In the other direction, you’ll come to the River Seine. Cross the Pont de l’Alma to reach the other side, where the base of the Eiffel Tower rises from the gardens around it. This is also a place to hop on a riverboat tour of the city, which depart constantly.

When you’re not out and about, the Four Seasons is one of the best places in the city to relax. Le Spa is a haven with massages, hot tubs, a hammam, facials, and beauty treatments, plus places to just kick back and relax. A luxurious indoor swimming pool allows you to soak in all seasons of the year.

➞ What to Eat & Drink

It was difficult not to give the Four Seasons Paris the title of “Best for Food & Gastronomy.” But “Most Luxurious” should capture all that as well, especially when the hotel’s restaurants count five Michelin stars between them.

The day starts with both a buffet and à-la-carte breakfast at La Galerie, which is the all-day dining restaurant, with Parisian and other European favorites done perfectly – in the Four Seasons way. While it’s not cheap, this is the place to eat if you don’t want to pay Michelin-star prices.

You can also enjoy lunch, as well as dinner, at Le George, which has one star; offerings here are described as modern Mediterranean cuisine. One-star L’Orangerie is open for dinner and has a light and balanced menu primarily based on plant and fish dishes. Finally, Le Cinq is the crème de la crème, with three stars and a modern French menu paired with the best wines in France.

➞ Room Guide

In my experience, both as an employee and a guest, you can’t go wrong with accommodations at Four Seasons; the George V is no exception. Rooms here are quintessentially Parisian and appointed with Louis XVI design style.

Guest Rooms: These consist of Superior, Deluxe, and Premier Rooms, which range in size from around 400 to 600 square feet and offer one king or two twin beds. That makes them appropriate for two adults (plus one child in Premier). The interior luxury pairs nicely with views of the courtyard or the architecture of the Parisian streets.

Suites: Small families or groups of three have extra space with these thanks to a spacious living area apart from the bedroom, some of which have sofa beds. The best suites are located on upper floors and catch skyline views, and some have balconies for admiring them.

Signature Suites: One or two-bedroom specialty accommodations elevate the luxury to Parisian-style apartment living, with fine artwork and high-end furniture. Some offer unbelievable views of the Eiffel Tower and the rest of the city. You have to call the hotel to book these special rooms.

➞ Special Experiences

Families headed to the Four Seasons George V can expect nothing less than luxury for their children. You’ll find kid-sized bathrobes in your room and get special turndown amenities like coloring books. The concierge can even craft a kid and family-friendly itinerary to make sure everyone sees the best of Paris, comfortably and bespoke.

There are plenty of special experiences that are more adult-friendly. Four Seasons can set up a private, full one or two-day trip to the Champagne region outside of Paris, where guests will tour the historic house of Perrier-Jouët and its art collection, plus see some of the oldest vintages in the world. Or, set up a trip in a luxury sports car to Versailles with the chef, where you’ll pick produce to cook with dinner later.