Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris

We recently had the pleasure to visit one of the best hotels we have ever experienced in France. The support team and management of the hotel were incredibly helpful, making our birthday dinner even more enjoyble. They were attantive to every detail making sure we felt comfortable and well taken care to safety come back to our Parisian home by they car. We really appreciate and higly recommend. Definitely to repeat soon. Karol & Marta

While my friend was enjoying few days at Le crillon, we came for afternoon tea on Friday, June 13th, something we’ve enjoyed many times before. Due to a reservation issue, we were seated on the terrace and, oddly, denied the tea menu… even though we were literally a few steps from the tea room. To add to the frustration, a staff member named Camille responded to our request with a surprisingly cold and condescending attitude, far from what one expects at a palace. Thankfully, Lorenzo, chef de rang, turned the situation around. Polished, attentive, and genuinely kind, he reminded us what true luxury service looks like. A rare gem. He’ll go far. We’ll be back, but this was the first time our George V experience felt flawed.

This hotel is very nice. Location and service was excellent. I love the professionalism and the way the hosts interact with you. Please have one day to enjoy the breakfast at the hotel and I recommend this hotel to anyone visiting Paris or nearby.

Just a simple a unique shame of four season ! I am world four season traveler and I n we felt has much as much disappointed. Don’t please hate Paris ! Paris is not that hotel. But there is a cute lady just as Smily in Paris and an Italian that will mention his presence without asking and a very dirty toilet and the most to the incredible flowers so thank you to the designer and again shame of the duty manager I will ever put my feet again

Wanted to meet a business colleague over food and rocked up into the lobby. Cast around for a place to meet and eat (had dinner there a few years ago). There was a thin, haughty senior woman by the entrance to the restaurant area whom I asked. She asked "Was I staying at the hotel" (No) and then said there was nowhere available for me to eat, sit, have a coffee or whatever. I was, in short, being run out of the place. Amazing (not seen that for a long time). Ironically, I have stayed in several 4 Seasons hotels (Tokyo, San Francisco, Buenos Aires, Singapore, Dublin...etc) and have always found them to be very welcoming. George V seems not to be welcoming, I will not be staying there any time soon.