The best way to book Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris is through a Four Seasons Preferred Partner travel advisor.
A Preferred Partner booking adds daily breakfast for two, a $100 hotel credit ($200 in suites), a room upgrade when available and VIP recognition.
Preferred Partner rates equal the official direct booking rate on the Four Seasons website. We don't charge any booking fees, so you get the benefits for free.
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The program benefits are the same at every hotel. What changes is what they are worth. This is how each one works at this property.
Full breakfast for two per bedroom, served from 7:00 to 11:00 am in the dining room of Le Cinq or through in-room dining. Breakfast is not included in the standard rate at Four Seasons Hotel George V, and Le Cinq's signature breakfast was priced at about $85 a person when it launched in 2023, so over a few nights in Paris this is the benefit worth the most.
One credit per stay, for dining, Le Bar or Le Spa. The credit is USD 100, or USD 200 in suites. The credit covers a round of cocktails at Le Bar or part of a lunch at Le George, not a dinner at Le Cinq.
A one-category upgrade when available at check-in. The upgrade that matters at the George V is from a Superior Room to a Deluxe Room, which adds space and can bring a view over the Marble Courtyard. Paris runs at high occupancy during fashion weeks and in December, so upgrades come more easily in quieter months.
Priority for both. Most flights from North America land at Charles de Gaulle in the early morning, so an early room after an overnight flight is the practical win here.
A welcome amenity and a VIP note on the reservation. We pass on your preference for courtyard or avenue side, bedding, children's names and ages, and any dinner reservations you want held.
Preferred Partner benefits apply on top of the hotel's own offers. In 2026 the Experience More offer at Four Seasons Hotel George V, for stays of two nights or more, adds a hotel credit of about $110 in rooms or $220 in suites, subject to dates. We check what is available for your dates when we quote.
Four Seasons Hotel George V has 243 rooms and suites, 183 rooms and 60 suites, across eight storeys of a 1928 Art Deco building redesigned by Pierre-Yves Rochon. Rooms face Avenue George V, Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie or the inner Marble Courtyard. The courtyard side is the quieter one, and the avenue side has the street life.
The Superior Room is the entry category at 37 to 40 m² (398 to 430 sq ft), with a king bed or two twins, which is large for Paris. The Superior Room sleeps two adults, with space for a cot for a young child.
The Deluxe Room is 38 to 50 m² (414 to 538 sq ft) and is the first category that can overlook the Marble Courtyard, as well as the two avenues. The Deluxe Room fits a cot but not a rollaway bed, so it sleeps two adults and an infant.
The Premier Room is 50 to 60 m² (538 to 651 sq ft) and is the lowest category that sleeps three, with a sofa bed or rollaway. Some Premier Rooms have a terrace looking over L'Orangerie and the courtyard, so ask for one when booking.
The Four Seasons Suite is the hotel's standard suite, at about 60 to 70 m² (651 to 754 sq ft), with a separate living room and a half bath. The Deluxe Suite is larger, at about 79 to 101 m² (850 to 1,084 sq ft). A suite booking doubles the Preferred Partner credit to $200.
The Parisian Suite is 120 to 140 m² with balconies over the Marble Courtyard. The Duplex Suites, only two in the hotel, spread over two levels and look across the rooftops towards the Panthéon, the Opéra and the Grand Palais.
The Eiffel Tower Suite is 140 m² (1,506 sq ft), in one- or two-bedroom layouts, with a terrace facing the tower. The Penthouse is 160 m² (1,630 sq ft) with a conservatory and terraces looking at the Eiffel Tower. The Royal Suite has a dining room for eight and a 60 m² private terrace.
Guest rooms at Four Seasons Hotel George V do not have a direct Eiffel Tower view: the tower is a suite and upper-floor feature, so book a named Eiffel Tower category if the view matters. Families of four usually need connecting rooms or a suite, because most rooms sleep two adults and one child. Floor and side within a category are requests, not guarantees, so tell us whether you want the courtyard or the avenue.
Four Seasons Hotel George V charges no resort fee. Paris charges a taxe de séjour of about $18 per adult per night at palace-classified hotels in 2026, made up of the base city tax plus departmental, regional and Île-de-France Mobilités surcharges. Children under 18 do not pay it. We include it in the total with your quote.
The Marble Courtyard side is quiet and green, and the Avenue George V side is livelier, with views of the street. Light sleepers should ask for the courtyard. Tell us your preference and we put it on the reservation.
Le Cinq seats 55 and serves dinner only, from Tuesday to Saturday, with jackets required. Weekend tables go weeks or months in advance, so give us your dates when you book the room and we request the table at the same time. The concierge also secures hard-to-get tables elsewhere in Paris.
Paris Fashion Week fills the Golden Triangle in late February to early March and late September to early October, with menswear in January and June. Rates rise, the hotel runs full and upgrades are scarce. If your dates are flexible, book the weeks either side.
Le Cinq's wine cellar holds nearly 50,000 bottles and about 2,200 references, including a 1795 Madeira, in a former quarry under the hotel. Guests who ask early can sometimes join a cellar tour or tasting, and it makes a memorable hour on a rainy afternoon.
Four Seasons Hotel George V gives children welcome amenities sized for them, including robes, slippers and treats, and cots are complimentary. The concierge arranges babysitting, and the 17-metre indoor pool is a good place to spend a late afternoon. There is no kids club, so plan the days around Paris itself.
Four Seasons Hotel George V holds six Michelin stars across three restaurants in the 2026 Michelin Guide France: three at Le Cinq, two at L'Orangerie and one at Le George, which also holds a Green Star. La Galerie and Le Bar complete the line-up, and in-room dining runs around the clock.
Le Cinq is a 55-seat dining room under Executive Chef Christian Le Squer, who marked ten years of three stars in 2026. Le Cinq serves dinner from Tuesday to Saturday, with Michaël Bartocetti on pastry and David Piquet as head sommelier since February 2026. In the morning the same dining room hosts breakfast, which is where the Preferred Partner breakfast is taken.
L'Orangerie is a glass-walled room of only 20 seats between the lobby and the Marble Courtyard. Chef Bertrand Noeureuil took over in 2026 and offers six- and nine-course menus that change four times a year, built around sauces and the day's produce. L'Orangerie is the most intimate starred meal in the hotel.
Le George is Chef Simone Zanoni's Mediterranean restaurant, with 110 seats and dishes made for sharing, such as the tortellini carbonara. Le George serves lunch from 12:30 to 2:30 pm and dinner from 7:00 pm, and its vegetables come from the restaurant's own garden at Versailles. In summer Le George runs the Italian terrace in the Marble Courtyard.
La Galerie is the hotel's all-day lounge, lined with 19th-century art, for a light lunch, afternoon tea with Bartocetti's pastries or a late supper. Bertrand Noeureuil now shapes the menu here as well as at Le Bar and in-room dining.
Le Bar is a 45-seat room with live piano in the evenings. Head bartender Thibault Méquignon, formerly of Experimental Cocktail Club and Danico, introduced twelve new signature cocktails in 2026, such as the Beurre Noisette, alongside the classics from Le Cinq and L'Orangerie.
Four Seasons Hotel George V is a city hotel built around one indoor courtyard, so the leisure facilities sit underground in Le Spa. The public rooms are known above all for their flowers.
Le Spa, renovated in 2018, has a 17-metre (55-foot) indoor pool, a vitality pool heated to 34°C and two mosaic hammams, one for men and one for women. The spa opens from 6:30 am to 10:00 pm and has six treatment rooms, including a couple's suite, and a hair salon.
The fitness centre at Four Seasons Hotel George V overlooks the pool and has 17 connected cardio and strength machines, Kinesis stretching equipment and personal trainers. Guests use it at no charge.
Jeff Leatham is the hotel's artistic director and designs the floral installations in the lobby, La Galerie and the Marble Courtyard. The hotel uses around 9,000 flowers at a time and changes the theme every few weeks, so the lobby looks different on each visit.
The Marble Courtyard is the hotel's open-air heart, dressed with new furniture and flowers each spring. From June to September it becomes a terrace, run in 2026 by Le George as an Italian summer bar and kitchen from 3:00 pm daily.
The concierge books restaurants, private museum visits, shopping appointments and airport transfers, and the Four Seasons app takes requests before arrival. Rooms have twice-daily housekeeping.
Paris is a year-round city, so the choice at Four Seasons Hotel George V comes down to events, light and price.
Four Seasons Hotel George V sits on Avenue George V between the Champs-Élysées and the Seine, in the 8th arrondissement. The concierge arranges car transfers from either airport and from the train stations.
Four Seasons Hotel George V is in the Golden Triangle, between the Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne and Avenue George V, so the best of the 8th arrondissement is on foot.
The Champs-Élysées is about five minutes' walk from the hotel. Walk up to the Arc de Triomphe and climb to the roof terrace for the view down the twelve avenues, or walk down towards the Place de la Concorde and the Tuileries.
Avenue Montaigne, about five minutes' walk away, is the main street of Paris haute couture, with Dior, Chanel and the other fashion houses. The concierge arranges private shopping appointments.
The Seine is a short walk south at Pont de l'Alma, where the river cruises start. The Eiffel Tower is about 22 minutes' walk across the river, and the walk along the quays at dusk is one of the best in Paris.
The Grand Palais and the Petit Palais face each other off the Champs-Élysées, about 15 minutes' walk away. The Petit Palais houses the City of Paris fine arts museum, with free entry to the permanent collection.
The Palais de Tokyo and the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris share a building on Avenue du Président Wilson, about ten minutes' walk from the hotel. Both show modern and contemporary art and stay open later than the big museums.
The best way to book Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris is through a Four Seasons Preferred Partner travel advisor. The advisor books the official Four Seasons rate, with no booking fees, and the reservation adds daily breakfast for two, a $100 hotel credit and upgrade priority.
Daily breakfast for two per bedroom, served in the dining room of Le Cinq or through in-room dining, a $100 hotel credit per stay ($200 in suites), a one-category upgrade when available at check-in, priority for early check-in and late checkout, and a welcome amenity with VIP recognition. The benefits combine with the hotel's own offers, such as Experience More.
Yes. Four Seasons Preferred Partner is Four Seasons' own program for invited travel advisors. The benefits are confirmed by the resort on the reservation, not added by a third party, and the rate is the official rate Four Seasons publishes.
A Four Seasons Preferred Partner advisor and Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts (FHR) both add breakfast for two, a $100 credit and upgrade priority at Four Seasons George V. FHR also guarantees 4:00 pm checkout, but needs an Amex Platinum or Centurion card and a booking through Amex Travel. Preferred Partner needs no card, doubles the credit to $200 in suites and adds VIP recognition. Booking direct at fourseasons.com costs the same and adds none of these, because Four Seasons has no points programme. One booking can carry only one of the two benefit packages.
Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris charges no resort fee. As a palace-classified hotel, it collects the Paris taxe de séjour of about $18 per adult per night in 2026, which includes the base city tax and the departmental, regional and Île-de-France Mobilités surcharges. Children under 18 are exempt.
Yes. Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris has held the official Palace distinction from Atout France since 2011, the highest classification for French hotels. It also holds three Michelin Keys and six Michelin stars across Le Cinq, L'Orangerie and Le George.
The Deluxe Room is the best balance at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, at 38 to 50 m² with the option of a quiet view over the Marble Courtyard. The Premier Room is the lowest category that sleeps three. For an Eiffel Tower view, book the Eiffel Tower Suite or the Penthouse, because standard rooms do not face the tower.
At Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, the Eiffel Tower view belongs to the upper-floor suites, chiefly the Eiffel Tower Suite and the Penthouse, both with terraces facing the tower. Some other suites catch the top of the tower from a window. Standard rooms face the avenues or the Marble Courtyard.
Charles de Gaulle airport is 25 km (15 miles) from Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, about 60 minutes by car, and Orly is 15 km (9.3 miles), about 40 minutes. The concierge arranges car transfers from both airports and from Gare du Nord for Eurostar arrivals.
Yes. Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris has a 17-metre indoor pool in Le Spa, with a 34°C vitality pool and separate hammams for men and women. Le Spa opens from 6:30 am to 10:00 pm.
No. The Four Seasons Preferred Partner rate matches the rate the hotel publishes itself, and we charge no booking fees. The benefits are added at no extra cost.
Usually, yes, if you booked directly with the hotel. Send us your confirmation and the benefits can be added with the dates, rate, room type and cancellation policy unchanged. Bookings made through an online travel agency cannot be moved.
Send us your confirmation. A reservation booked directly with the hotel can usually have the benefits added, with the dates, rate, room type and cancellation policy unchanged. Bookings made through an online travel agency cannot be moved.
No fees. Same rate as direct. Rates within 24 hours.