Four Seasons Hotel George V
A landmark luxury hotel on Avenue George V, the Four Seasons George V ranks among France’s most prestigious addresses, renowned for its exceptionally appointed suites and refined hospitality.
At a glance
The Four Seasons Hotel George V occupies a prominent position in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, a district synonymous with elegance and haute couture. The hotel commands some of the highest room rates in the country, catering to discerning international guests and dignitaries.
History
The hotel takes its name from Avenue George V, named after King George V of the United Kingdom. It has established itself as a cornerstone of Parisian luxury hospitality, maintaining its reputation across generations of travelers.
What you see
The property’s architecture reflects the refined aesthetic of its prestigious arrondissement. Interiors feature haute design throughout, with suites appointed to exacting standards that justify their place among France’s most expensive accommodations.
Cultural significance
The Four Seasons George V represents the apotheosis of Parisian luxury hospitality. Its location on Avenue George V, amid flagship boutiques and diplomatic residences, underscores its role in the city’s cultural and social landscape.
Key facts
- Location: Avenue George V, 8th arrondissement, Paris
- Country: France
- Coordinates: 48.8689°N, 2.3006°E
- Classification: Luxury hotel
Practical information & getting there
The hotel is accessible via Paris’s extensive metro system and is located near Métro stations serving the Champs-Élysées district. For reservations and current information, visit the Four Seasons website or contact the property directly.
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