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Hôtel Barrière Fouquet's Paris

Name: Hôtel Barrière Fouquet's Paris
Telephone: 33-0-970-809-111

A quintessentially Parisian luxury hotel

VERIFIED LUXURY

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Hôtel Barrière Fouquet's Paris serves as a natural extension of the famed Fouquet’s restaurant. It has quickly become one of a handful of ultra-luxury hotels in Paris since its opening in 2006. Noted for its opulent but tasteful modern interiors, fine dining and stellar service, this extravagant hotel has garnered an impeccable reputation.

The red awnings of the fabled brasserie Fouquet's at avenues des Champs-Élysées and George V are as much an iconic symbol of Paris as the massive LV logo gracing the flagship Louis Vuitton store across the street. Fouquet’s has been a staple on the Parisian dining scene dating back to 1899 and has long been known for its extensive list of glamorous diners.

But there’s more to see and do at the hotel beyond its famed brasserie. Sip cocktails in the hidden speakeasy Le Marta Paris or dine at Le Joy restaurant and its tucked-away terrace. Unwind in The Diane Barrière Spa. Then at night, retire in the capital’s largest rooms (starting at 377 square feet) or the Haussmann-style suites.

Our Inspector's Highlights

An overnight stay here just might be the most customized hotel experience in Paris. Guests in both rooms and suites are asked to choose their preferences on a two-page questionnaire prior to arrival.
At 400 square feet, even the smallest rooms are large by Parisian standards.
The bathrooms have televisions seamlessly embedded in the steam-proof mirrors and the remote controls that work them are waterproof.
Located on the world-famous Champs-Élysées in the 8th arrondissement, the hotel is very close to the Arc de Triomphe and Jardin des Tuileries, a commercial street filled with tourists, shops (including Armani, Bulgari and Hermès) and sidewalk cafes. The nearby avenue Montaigne is laden with the world’s top luxury brands lined up like dominos along this see-and-be-seen street.
Beyond shopping, the luxury hotel is near Grand Palais, Petit Palais, Palais de Tokyo, Fondation Louis Vuitton and Musée du Quai Branly.

Things to Know

An array of treatments, like manicures and Odacité facials, can be enjoyed at the hotel’s Spa Diane Barrière.
The hotel’s 50-foot covered pool and aquatic circuit is open to guests every day of the week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
A professional coach is available to offer motivation during your workout in the state-of-the-art fitness center.

The Rooms

The 101 rooms and suites, elegantly redesigned by Jacques Garcia, welcome guests in Parisian comfort.
With shades of gold and black accents, rooms have a rich and somewhat masculine feel.
Mahogany furnishings, offbeat bedside lamps, grand padded headboards, damask curtains and beige carpet offer a modern take on classic design.
The bathrooms are outfitted with black granite and feature both a large soaking tub and separate shower.
Almost every aspect of your stay is considered, including choice in bedding, mini-bar contents and newspapers.
Regardless of the level of room you book, a butler will be assigned to your room to address your every whim.

The Restaurants

The legendary Fouquet’s serves appetizing meals for guests seeking classic French cuisine done with chef Pierre Gagnaire's timeless touch.
Do not miss the intimate restaurant Le Joy, which has dishes featuring only French-sourced ingredients, a hidden garden and live music on Fridays and Saturdays.
The hotel’s bar L’Escadrille honors its historic ties to aviation by featuring black-and-white portraits of aviators on its wood-paneled walls. A signature cocktail is the Green Hornet, which is crafted using gin and curaçao.
Hidden behind a hotel bookshelf, the speakeasy Le Marta Paris is where to spend nights with cocktails, friends and DJ sets.

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