After its Saudi prince owner initiated a complete $125 million overhaul in 1999, George V has left Paris’ other grand palace hotels fighting for second place. This 245-room Four Seasons property may not be the most authentically French of the city’s landmark hotels, but it makes up for the… more whiff of blandness with some of the city’s most spacious rooms, not to mention over-the-top luxe touches like an in-house florist, a massive, ridiculously indulgent staff of butlers on 24-hour call, and bathrooms that guests write home about. Add to all that a Michelin three-starred restaurant called Le Cinq, an expansive spa and gym complex with swimming pool, and state-of-the-art rooms, and you can understand why this extremely pricey and often booked up property is in a class all its own.
The Four Seasons was a great place to stay and made my trip much more comfortable and enjoyable. The service was great and the staff very
I had the ultimate engagement. Dan and I flew first class from NYC to Paris.From the moment we checked into The Georges V I could see
I've been to GV on four seperate occasions. Each time I vist, they increasingly treat me like a king -- meeting me at my taxi/car whereupon
in having spent nearly several visits with George V Four Seasons Paris along with many other Four Seasons properties..the service overall
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