Wedding venues in Paris

Cheval Blanc Paris

LVMH's Paris hotel opened in September 2021 inside La Samaritaine with 72 rooms, a Dior spa and Arnaud Donckele's three-star Plénitude.

72 rooms

Hôtel Ritz Paris

César Ritz’s 1898 hotel on Place Vendôme, set behind a listed 17th-century façade by Jules Hardouin-Mansart.

Le Royal Monceau - Raffles Paris

Reopened in 2010 after a Philippe Starck redesign, with a 99-seat cinema, an art bookshop and the Eisenhower link from 1944 kept in the house story.

149 rooms · Up to 99 guests

Shangri-La Paris

Prince Roland Bonaparte's 1896 mansion on avenue d'Iéna, where the Eiffel Tower fills the windows of the river-facing suites.

100 rooms

Hôtel de Crillon

An 18th-century palace on Place de la Concorde, behind Ange-Jacques Gabriel’s colonnade, a hotel since 1909.

Bulgari Hotel Paris

At 30 avenue George V, Bulgari Hotel Paris opened in December 2021 with 76 rooms and a 25-metre pool, among the longest in any Paris hotel.

76 rooms

La Réserve Paris Hotel and Spa

Forty rooms in a Second Empire mansion on avenue Gabriel, decorated by Jacques Garcia, with Jérôme Banctel's three-starred Le Gabriel on the ground floor.

40 rooms

Saint James Paris

The 1892 Fondation Thiers on avenue Bugeaud, built where Paris flew its first balloons, now the city's only château-hotel with a walled garden.

50 rooms

Hôtel Lancaster Paris

Marlene Dietrich's Paris home for three years, a mansion of 1889 on rue de Berri where a Russian painter settled his bills with eighty canvases.

57 rooms

Hôtel Lutetia

Built in 1910 by the Bon Marché for its customers, the only grand hotel on the Left Bank of Paris, reopened in 2018 after four years of restoration.

184 rooms

Four Seasons Hotel George V

The first hotel in Europe to hold three Michelin-starred restaurants under one roof, behind a 1928 Art Deco facade on avenue George V.

244 rooms

Le Meurice

A Paris hotel since 1815, on rue de Rivoli facing the Tuileries, where Salvador Dalí spent his winters.

160 rooms

Le Bristol Paris

A 1,200 square metre garden inside a Faubourg Saint-Honoré block and a rooftop pool built like a yacht's deck, in the first French hotel named a Palace.

190 rooms

Hôtel Raphael

A 1925 hotel still in the hands of its founding family, with a seventh-floor roof garden facing the Arc de Triomphe and the Eiffel Tower.

83 rooms

Hôtel Plaza Athénée

Red awnings and geraniums on avenue Montaigne since 1913, with Christian Dior's couture house across the street since 1946.

L'Hôtel

Oscar Wilde died in room 16 on 30 November 1900, when this twenty-room house on rue des Beaux-Arts was still the Hôtel d'Alsace.

20 rooms

Mandarin Oriental, Paris

Behind a 1930s facade on rue Saint-Honoré, a planted inner garden and a two-starred restaurant opened in 2011 and earned the Palace grade in 2014.

138 rooms

InterContinental Paris Le Grand

Empress Eugénie inaugurated the Grand Hôtel in 1862, thirteen years before the opera house it faces was finished.

Hôtel Barrière Fouquet's Paris

Built in 2006 behind cast replicas of Haussmann facades, around a brasserie that has stood at the corner of the Champs-Élysées since 1899.

81 rooms

Hôtel Alfred Sommier

Nine event spaces, a private garden and a rooftop for up to 180 guests in a listed 8th-arrondissement mansion with 80 rooms

80 rooms · Up to 180 guests