Luxurious yet unostentatious. Developed and owned by Thierry Gillier of fashion house Zadig & Voltaire. In each beautiful, understated room—with iconic art from Gillier’s impressive collection—is one of the best-curated mini-bars we’ve ever seen. Located in the 1st, this hotel has a privileged location—and we love their intimate bar, La Coquille d’Or.

Towering over one of Paris’s most stunning squares is Place des Vosges (where Victor Hugo once lived). With just 12 rooms and a small salon de thé, this hotel is ideal for those craving real privacy.

Just five rooms make up this former mansion turned five-star boutique hotel. With gardens designed by one of France’s most celebrated landscape designers, Louis Benech (the mind behind Le Jardin des Tuileries), Hermès bath products (a nod to the family’s former residence there), and an unparalleled intimacy for visitors seeking refuge in the 18th.

At the base of Montmartre, in the nowadays trendy Pigalle, lies Hotel Rochechouart. Beautiful interiors with affordable prices. Head upstairs for a negroni on their rooftop, surrounded by amazing views.

Designed by one of our favorite interior designers, Jacques Garcia. We can comfortably say this is our favorite hotel done by him: The public spaces are intimate, and with only 25 suites/15 rooms, it feels more like each guest’s own private mansion than a standard hotel.

Tucked away on a small, charming street in the 6th, a lovely garden leads to a refined yet inviting lobby. Rooms are well appointed, and we love the honor bar.