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!

Our family traveled to Paris and London for spring break (8 & 14 yr old) and I can’t say enough about how fabulous our experience was at Fouquet’s!! The staff was fantastic - very helpful and always friendly with a smile on their faces! We ate at the two Hôtel restaurants for dinner which were great, and breakfast every morning was lovely as well. We opted for two interconnected deluxe rooms (recently refurbished) and they were beautiful! Finally, the location is perfect - we will definitely be back!!

We stayed here for our last night in Europe/Paris and we're SO glad we did! We celebrated our 8th anniversary here and the staff went above and beyond to spoil us. Zeling at the front desk warmly welcomed us and orchestrated the final, beautiful touches to our room. She also made some wonderful recommendations for the area, and ensured our every need was met. Because of the stellar experience we had when we arrived and how much effort the staff put in to surprising us, we called the airline and switched flights to leave at a later time so that we could enjoy breakfast the next morning without rushing off. Alizee and Zeling were there to see us off, which made us both feel so special. We truly hope to return very soon. This may be our new favorite hotel in all of Paris!

Located on the corner of Champs Elysées and Avenue George V, most iconic part of Paris. Around the hotel is filled with tourists, world’s top luxury brand shops and sidewalk cafes. The hotel has successfully redesigned by Jacques Garcia in 2017, becoming an alternative to Plazza Athenee and Four Seasons, prefer the new Rooms and Signature Suites overlooking the Champs-Élysées. You can feel the essence of Parisian elegance with tones of beige and gold, lofty ceilings, fresh bouquets, marble bathrooms. Unfourtunately we could’ nt get the room until 15:00, but beside that all the staff was quite friendly and helpfull. Of course there’s the legendary Brasserie Fouquet’s but can also enjoy the breakfast (could be better) at the cozy setting of Le Joy restaurant, in the heart of a hidden courtyard garden. Cocktail bar L'Escadrille is cosy with its wood panelling and portraits on the walls, there was live music on St Valentines’. Nightclub Le Marta bar looks like a jewellery box, with floral velvet panels on the walls and the bar dressed of same pattern, house music was ok but quite small, I guess the rooftop designed as Barbiecore is better.