Hotel Barriere Le Fouquet's

As someone who spends a lot of time in ultra luxury properties around the world, this is right up there with my all time favourite’s. The location is fantastic. Right on champs Élysée. Across the road from all the luxury stores like LV. You are invited in to a deep red, black and purple theme. It is hard to believe you can find so much space and peace amongst one of the most famous streets in the world. As soon as you step through the doors you are away from the chaos. We stayed in a deluxe suite which offered beautiful views and we even caught the tip of the Eiffel Tower. We ate at the restaurant and very much enjoyed all aspects of the property. I’m trying to think of negatives but I can’t. I had just come from a property in London which is more expensive than this. They were incomparable. Fouquet’s all day. I had also gone on to stay at another property in Paris which again, cost twice as much as this. I am impressed by the competitive rates the hotel offers its guests and will be sure to tell my colleagues all about it.

It was our second time in barrière fauquets, but to be honest it was a bit of disappointment, when we went first time in 2021 we were so happy with the service, but this time it wasn’t as it used to be, the receptionist was about to charge 900 euros for the upgrade while it suppose to be 100 euros thank god we saw the amount before, the room was full of allergy even tho we mentioned the comment about allergens the staff was trying to recover but I don’t think we will be going back

The hotel is located just beside the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe, and the metro station George V is within 1 min walk. The staff is friendly and they are always willing to help, they remember my name after having a conversation with me, and whenever they see you, they care about you. I would like to thank Ms.Zelin a receptionist who comes from China, she is lovely, from check-in to my room, she was helpful and amicable. However, breakfast is quite normal for a luxury hotel, not many things to choose and the staff did not explain the menu, he just came and asked me what I would like to order. Also from the beginning, I spoke French to him, but he avoided speaking it to me instead of speaking English which I did not understand why, I won't say I speak perfectly, but at least I can communicate without any difficulties. The room is perfect, from the minibar to the toiletries, I love it so much, you could buy it from the stores (just have to google it).

Tourist Trap, Americans beware. Not a 5 star hotel, perhaps as good as a 4 star if you exclude their namesake restaurant which is a Tourist Trap in its purest definition. Paris is a wonderful city, exceptional in fact, but hotels (and restaurants) like this are a stain on the reputation of the ”city of light”.

Our entire family (12 people) booked a stay at this hotel for six days. The warm hospitality of the whole "Team" extended to us was exemplary. This is a credit to Julien Gardin's (general manager) leadership for assembling such a top-shelf staff. Julien personally greeted our family and offered his assistance during our stay. I am referring to the top-shelf staff, including Geoffrey, Ian, Assia, Moise, Hermance, Pierre, Dimitri, and all the concierge and front desk staff. Housekeeping was timely, discreet, and thorough. Accommodating our request to have meals "family style" in the dining room portion of our suite was incredibly helpful. It promoted bonding and ease of child care for 3 children under 6. The food was fresh, perfectly prepared, warm, and always delivered by room service staff with a smile and cheerful spirit. Chauffeur service was timely and ready on demand. The staff was there to problem-solve if we ever had any issues or requests. Again, it was a remarkable experience for Patricia, me, and every family member. Finally, I have already begun to spread the word to my physician colleagues, many of whom travel to Paris for medical conferences. This hotel should be on the list of anyone who prefers a 5-star luxury stay in Paris!