14 Of The Most Romantic Hotels In Paris, According To Tripadvisor Reviews

Romance is deeply engrained into the urban fabric of Paris. There's quite nothing like long walks along the Seine river banks at sunset, marveling at the Eiffel Tower's light show in the evening, savoring the delights of French cuisine at high-end restaurants, going from cafe to cafe for a coffee and croissant fix, or admiring the impressionist masterpieces at local museums. Hand in hand with your loved one is the best way to do it. But to fully enjoy the Parisian experience, it's essential to have an accommodation that will guarantee a hassle-free and memorable stay. Thankfully, the French capital is very good at that.

Parisian hotels are ideal for a romantic break, and there's a diversity of choices: 5-star lodging in the heart of the Golden Triangle district, a vintage boutique with a peaceful garden in Montmartre, an upscale suite with a balcony by the Eiffel Tower, or a bohemian room with a vista overlooking the rooftops like in the movie "Amélie." There will be breathtaking interiors, hidden spas, self-indulgent restaurants, panoramic rooftop terraces, and swanky in-the-know cocktail bars. Pick a hotel that speaks to your idea of romance and have an unforgettable break in one of the most seducing cities in the world. With experience and Tripadvisor reviews as guides, let's set the mood in Paris. 

On Tripadvisor, people have cast their votes and placed Hotel Malte-Astotel in the top spot for most romantic hotels in Paris. Set in a quiet, picturesque street, steps away from the grandeur of Palais-Royal, this 4-star accommodation has all the right features to gift its guests with a true Parisian romance. The interiors give a nod to the city's colorful past, fusing it with contemporary design elements, the paintings on the walls create an inspired atmosphere, and the inner courtyard is a great place to unwind in peace. An effortlessly chic design runs through this hotel's DNA, and couples should love their stay here.

Any romantic break needs easy logistics, and Hotel Malte is all about that. You will find yourself in the epicenter of Parisian beauty upon stepping outside. Across the street is the BnF Museum, a hidden gem of the city with a spectacular library hall and a collection of artifacts. The gorgeous Palais-Royal nearby is a must-visit for all romance-seekers with arcaded shopping galleries, a charming palatial garden, and some of the most exclusive restaurants and coffee shops in Paris.

Golden Triangle in the 8th arrondissement (historic Parisian administrative division) is a district of high-fashion boutiques and refined luxury. Hôtel Grand Powers is among the top accommodation choices to feel the beat of this exclusive neighborhood in full. Occupying a beautiful building dating back to the 19th century, close to the iconic Champs-Elysées, the hotel offers a sophisticated, five-star experience with a distinctly Parisian flair. Rooms and suites come with high ceilings, bespoke furniture, and ceramics, while Art Deco-inspired designs and marble fireplaces set the tone for your romantic escape.

Book one of the suites that overlook the Eiffel Tower for an exceptional stay with your special other. Waking up and going to bed with such a vista is an irresistible moment of Parisian magic. Café 52, on-site, serves seasonal cuisine, and the Thala Spa comes with a jacuzzi bath and hammam for full relaxation after busy sightseeing days. Also, you will be very close to all the best museums to visit in Paris like the Louvre, Centre Pompidou, and Musée d'Orsay.

With its neverending supply of cute Paris cafes, vibrant bistros, narrow streets, and literary history, the Latin Quarter on the city's Left Bank is the ultimate playground for lovers. Hotel Monge is how you experience it in style. Set in a former bourgeois mansion from the 19th century and located right behind the ancient Roman amphitheater, it's a perfect pick for a boutique hotel in Paris. Colorfully naturalistic wallpapers in the rooms, Italian showers, premium L'Occitane en Provence bathroom products, and Hungarian parquets will make you feel welcome. 

Hotel Monge is a charming Left Bank base that is close to Cardinal Lemoine metro station, allowing you to navigate around the city easily. Where the hotel excels though, is the spa. There's a microcosm of wellness here. The hotel offers Decléor brand massage and beauty treatments, a hammam, and tea room, as well as personalized yoga and sports training sessions. Essentially, this means you can sightsee and then return for self-indulgent unwinding, a perfect formula for a rewarding and romantic vacation. 

Proudly family-run and genuinely local, Hotel de Londres Eiffel is a prime choice for lovers. The Iron Lady (Eiffel Tower) is just a short walk away from here, and some rooms feature a magnificent view of the attraction. That paired with a charming interior design makes Hotel de Londres a quintessentially Parisian place to stay. The location in the prestigious 7th arrondissement helps keep things romantic, too. The neighborhood is known for its picturesque, Haussmannian-style streets, an abundance of macaron-serving cafe terraces, and a plethora of trend-setting, fine-dining restaurants. In other words, it's an ideal environment for dates and celebrations of love.

As Hotel de Londres is managed as a family business, you can expect a warm, personalized service. It's a dog-friendly property, so Fido can come along, too. If you're in town for a honeymoon, the lodging offers romantic packages to help you make it special during your next Paris visit.

Montmartre is a Parisian neighborhood made to be enjoyed by lovers. Its cobblestone streets and quaint cafes have been a favorite refuge for the crème de la crème of the world's most famous artists, such as Renoir, Monet, Picasso, Van Gogh, and Degas. Such legendary movies as Audrey Tautou-led "Amélie" and Baz Luhrmann's "Moulin Rouge" were also filmed here. Hotel des Arts takes you to the very heart of this romantic district, occupying a historic building on galleries-dotted Rue Tholozé. Montmartre and its rich heritage take center stage in this boutique lodging's interior design, which features bright colors, delightful decorations, and pretty window views.

Location-wise, it's an ideal base for exploring both the 18th arrondissement and Paris as a whole. Abesses metro station is just down the road, towering Sacré Cœur Basilica is a few minutes walk away, and the labyrinth of Montmartre's windy streets is all yours to discover. A hammam with aromatic treatments is a great wellness addition, and the on-site fitness center comes with Technogym brand bikes and treadmills, allowing guests to keep their workout routine.

Parisian taste for good evening entertainment is quite unrivaled, and La Maison Favart is perfectly placed to get the most out of it. Set next to the National Theater of the Opera Comique and a block away from the majestic Palais Garnier Opera, this 4-star boutique lodging is all about timeless beauty with a seductive French flair. Couples will love the creme-meets-pink color palette of the rooms and the fabric-heavy decorations. Tripadvisor reviews speak on the elegance of the interiors, its superb position for city exploration, and the overall intimate feeling of a stay here.

Guests also praised the "hidden" pool area located on an underground level. La Maison Favart boasts a full-fledged spa center with a private fitness room, sauna, massage section with luxurious treatments, and a hydro-massage bed. The neighborhood around offers a kaleidoscope of entertainment options like theatre, opera, and cinema. Richelieu-Drouot metro station is a few steps away, so you're always connected to everything worth visiting in the city, and the nearby Musée Grévin is an amusing date idea, with real-size wax figures of historic French figures and celebrities.

Some hotels are just made for a romantic break. That's the case of the Marais-located Hôtel de JoBo. The JoBo in the name stands for Joséphine Bonaparte, the Empress of France and first wife of Napoleon. While Ridley Scott's latest biopic "Napoleon" may reignite the spark of interest for this historic figure (played by Vanessa Kirby) in the general audience, this boutique hotel pays a glamorous and daring homage to the sovereign. It's the ultimate honeymoon choice with colorful, uniquely-themed rooms, leopard prints in the decor, and the atmosphere of cultured royal dalliance in the air.

That's why the location doesn't come as a surprise. Very bohemian and LGBTQ+-friendly, Le Marais is also among the top Paris neighborhoods where you can spot celebrities. Intimate streets and alleys, independent galleries, and cafes of all shapes and colors await you here. JoBo would be a perfect base to fully immerse in the free-spirited lifestyle of this part of Paris. The hotel also includes a tea room that transforms into a swanky cocktail bar in the late evening.

Some accommodations provide a full circle of luxury for your Paris romantic visit. A stay at Le Narcisse Blanc means greeting a new day with a panorama of the Eiffel Tower in the morning followed by a gourmet, a la carte breakfast at the on-site Restaurant Cléo. Then comes the day of obligatory sightseeing that starts with admiring the epic Hôtel des Invalides complex across the street, strolling from one Seine bridge to another, and holding hands while sitting on the bench of one of the most elegant Parisian jardins (or public garden parks). The hotel spa means a guaranteed unwinding in the evening soaking in the swimming pool, lounging in the whirlpool bath, or steaming in the sauna and hammam.

The hotel is set in a 19th-century Haussmanian building with high ceilings and preserved historic elements in its decor. The apogee of luxury is the Suite Aurore which may well be one of Paris' finest and most exclusive units. Guests who choose to stay here get an unparalleled vista of the Eiffel Tower and a private terrace with a city panorama, a true luxury in the French capital.

Romance means different things to different people. Maison Souquet is a well-known address for those seeking a sultrier, sexier kind of boutique lodging with a full devotion to an upscale experience. Once a maison close (or a pleasure house) operating at the turn of the 19th century, the mansion was reincarnated as an ultra-luxurious hotel with 20 individually decorated rooms for the in-the-know guests. No detail here is random, as the Jacques Garcia-designed spaces are highly seductive and classy. The motives throughout the hotel can be described as Arabian style meets Napoleon III, with bespoke furniture, artwork, and tapestry enhancing the immersion into a self-indulgent mood. The dark color scheme throughout the mansion accentuates the enigmatic ambiance.

Still, it's the amenities that take center stage here. You won't get enough of the spa; it is unlike anything else in Paris. The pool is dimly lit by the celestial ceiling, and there's a hammam with a dedicated room for body and facial treatments. Couples can also book the whole spa for private use.

With more than 3,000 reviews, offering a confident 5-star Tripadvisor rating, and a high position on the list of the best hotels in Paris for romance, Hôtel Bradford Elysées – Astotel knows perfectly well what couples want — and it delivers. Offering an ideal balance of price and quality, a 4-star boutique boasts Eiffel Tower-facing rooms and an irresistible Old World elegance. 

The 50-room hotel is located just off Saint-Philippe-du-Roule metro station in the heart of the 8th arrondissement. There's also a charming old elevator that immediately puts you in a dreamy mood of yesteryear. As for the units, lovers will appreciate the upper-level rooms that feature balconies and vista over the rooftops. Bathtubs are another perk that will bring more comfort and relaxation to the stay. According to reviews, guests loved the free courtesy tray in the rooms, complimentary in-room soft drinks, the lobby bar, and the honesty bar. 

There are so many ways to experience the romantic side of Paris, but getting out of the busy city center and basing yourself in the more laid-back (and very green) 15th arrondissement can be a great idea. Due to its distance from more touristy attractions, Hotel Moderniste may be an unconventional boutique lodging choice, but it masterfully incorporates the elements of Art Deco and avant-garde into its curated interiors, and the hotel is full of inspiration and beauty. The rooms here are minimalist and cozy, and the window views overlooking the rooftops are charming. Guests on Tripadvisor rave about the hotel's location, staff, cleanliness, and breakfast. 

Hotel Moderniste is ideal for embracing the local way of life, to get Parisian without the crowds and rush. But don't worry, as it's also very well connected to the rest of the city. The Convention metro station is a mere 10-minute walk away. The hotel comes with a winter garden, a typical French breakfast in the morning that can help you save on food in Paris,  an honesty bar in the evening, and a 24/7 concierge service. Just outside the doorstep, you will find a creperie, a few Italian restaurants, fine-dining French restaurants, a boulangerie, and international eateries. To have an unforgettable vista over the whole of Paris (including the Eiffel Tower), visit the nearby Tour Montparnasse, which offers one of the best vantage points of the city. 

The artistic Montmartre neighborhood calls for a bohemian stay. Thankfully, there's Monsieur Aristide, a playful vintage-loving address that also happens to be an ultimate lovers' accommodation. The lodging is an amalgam of eye-candy interiors that are furnished with boho-chic furniture and flea market finds. All these details feel very organic, and the hotel's building itself dates back to the 19th century. Rooms and suites have a breezy feeling to them and offer street views and vintage touches like retro phones and radios.

While the soul of Monsieur Aristide may be in the Belle Époque era, the amenities are still very much modern and comfy. You've got free WiFi, big flat-screen TVs, individual air-conditioning, and 24/7 concierge service for a hassle-free stay. A true gem is the on-site Café Aristide, which serves interpretations of classic French dishes and boasts a cozy inner garden. And then there's the location. Step outside, and you'll be in the heart of Montmartre, with known for its wooden windmills, lively streets, and picturesque little squares where the street musicians play. It's an unbeatable area for couples.

For a splendid Parisian romantic holiday look no further than Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal. Centrally located in the heart of the Right Bank, it's an intimate yet breathtaking boutique five-star lodging with 59 rooms and suites. Many rooms offer views of the elegant grandeur of the Palais-Royal, city gardens, and the nearby Eiffel Tower. Interior design was curated by the celebrated Pierre-Yves Rochon, and the spaces feel very understated and classy, featuring a pastel color palette and elements that give a nod to the Parisian palatial architecture of the 19th century.

On-site Café 52 serves gourmet brunches using organic, seasonal ingredients. There's a Holidermie Spa where guests can take plunges in a serene pool, sweat the stress away in a hammam, get facial and body treatments, and work out in a well-equipped fitness center. Also, Grand Hôtel du Palais Royal may seem familiar to "Emily in Paris" fans. The hit Netflix show used Place de Valois, which is the hotel's courtyard, as the primary filming location. It stood for the Savoir Agency building. The nearby Palais-Royal Gardens and the Colonnes de Buren art installation were also featured, so you'll have a show-inspired tour near your accommodations.

Imagine you and your special other sipping champagne under the palm trees surrounded by the tranquility of a lush garden. That's not in Martinique or Antibes; you're in the epicenter of Paris action. A former boarding house from the 19th century, B Montmartre is an uber-romantic, 36-room boutique hotel. Staying here is an atmospheric and luxurious affair. Located just off the leafy Batignolles Boulevard, it's a great base for embracing the arty character of Montmartre. The neighborhood has a plethora of brilliant restaurants, cafes, and bars. Place de Clichy metro is literally at the hotel's doorstep so guests will be very well-connected to the rest of the city.

As for the units, you've got a great choice of romantic options. There's a suite with a private garden patio for the outdoor connection, rooms with balconies overlooking the rooftops of Paris, and even a suite that comes with its own hammam. A snack bar with an outdoor terrace serves a variety of French wines, breakfast is served daily, and a gourmet brunch is organized on Sundays. Needless to say, it's quite a dreamy place to have a romantic time in Paris.