“I love it!”
the best location amazing atmosphere super clean great service
Priced on the same night, 2026-10-10: The Peninsula Paris is $1,101 a night less. They are 630 metres apart.
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Book the Peninsula unless money is no object. It's $1,263 a night cheaper, rated nearly as high by guests, and has the one thing the George V doesn't: a rooftop bar with an Eiffel Tower view. The George V wins on sheer palace theatre and Le Cinq, but at this price gap the Peninsula's L'Oiseau Blanc rooftop restaurant covers similar ground for less. Both sit within half a mile of the Champs-Élysées, so location isn't the deciding factor.
The George V occupies a 1928 building reworked in the 1990s by Pierre-Yves Rochon, who filled it with 17th and 18th century antiques, tapestries, and the kind of flower arrangements the hotel is genuinely famous for, huge sculptural displays by Jeff Leatham that fill the lobby with colour and scent. Marble floors, gilt mirrors, low lamplight in the salons: it reads as old-world Parisian palace rather than boutique statement. Le Cinq, the three-Michelin-star dining room, is chandeliered and formal, the kind of room where the waiter count outnumbers the tables. The crowd is old money, new money, and people spending an anniversary they've been saving for.
Guests who want the full Parisian palace fantasy, an extraordinary dining room, and flowers as an art form.
The Peninsula occupies the former Majestic Hotel, a Belle Époque building from 1908, restored by the Peninsula group with a deliberate blend of French heritage detailing and Asian-inflected service and design touches, since this is the group's first European property. Interiors mix restored period plasterwork and grand staircases with cleaner, calmer furnishings than a typical Paris palace, and L'Oiseau Blanc, the rooftop restaurant styled after a 1927 biplane, gives it a view over the city's rooftops toward the Eiffel Tower that the George V simply cannot offer. It draws a similar wealthy international clientele but feels slightly less encrusted, more polished glass and brass than gilt and tapestry.
Guests who want the same neighbourhood and calibre of service with a rooftop view and a lower bill.
At $2,148 the Peninsula gives up the George V's indoor pool, health club, steam room and bar/lounge culture that comes with a full palace spa, though it has its own indoor pool and spa; the more concrete loss is the George V's particular bar scene and its three-Michelin-star Le Cinq, which the Peninsula's single Michelin-starred rooftop doesn't quite match.
The George V is the more beautiful place to sit still in, with its florist's-eye lobby and antique-dressed salons; the Peninsula is the more beautiful place to look out from, thanks to the rooftop over the city.
| Four Seasons Hotel George V | The Peninsula Paris | |
|---|---|---|
| Price, same night | $3,483 | $2,382 |
| Guest rating | 9.8/10 | 9.6/10 |
| Reviews | 88 | 119 |
| Stars | ★★★★★ | ★★★★★ |
| Facilities on our list | 6 | 5 |
| Distance apart | 630 m |
“The mattress had one very deep, worn area on each side, once you rolled into it, you were stuck there for the night.”
Four Seasons guests come away happier overall, as reviews describe consistently flawless, attentive palace-level service, while Peninsula reviews note real lapses like a worn mattress and left dishes.
“I love it!”
the best location amazing atmosphere super clean great service
“40th Anniversary Stay”
Absolutely wonderful experience celebrating our 40th Anniversary. Thank you to Anna from Guest Experiences for creating the most wonderful special surprise in our suite. The handwritten cards we will treasure forever and our grandchildren will adore the soft toys . Our dessert treats were incredible as was the never know Sparkling Tea from Copenhagen and the Champagne for us to have with our room service dinner. Our
“Absolutely exquisite”
It was my birthday today and my partner reserved a table at this exquisite hotel and the legendary Le Cinq restaurant. From the moment we arrived, we were treated like royalty, nothing was ever too much trouble for the staff. We had dinner at Le Cinq, the hotel’s three-Michelin-star restaurant, and it truly deserves every single star. The food was extraordinary, and the service absolutely sublime. Frank was exceptio
Overall the stay was very pleasant until after the check out, I found out that lost my jacket at the hotel room, so I called them. It took them a couple of days to search for it and told me no. It was at the changing room.. but I was told they did not find it.
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Indulge in Luxury at the Spa where you can unwind with massages, body treatments, and facials. For recreation, enjoy the health club, indoor pool, and steam room. Fine Dining Experience awaits at Le Cinq, one of the palace's 4 restaurants. Enjoy French cuisine or opt for 24-hour room service. End your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Convenient Amenities…
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Luxurious Spa and Recreation Facilities Indulge in massages and body treatments at the full-service spa, or take a dip in the indoor pool and unwind in the sauna. Stay active at the fitness center. Gastronomic Delights and Dining Options Savor French cuisine at L’Oiseau Blanc or opt for 24-hour room service. Enjoy a drink at the stylish bars and start your…
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