Best for
Bulgari Hotel Paris suits couples planning spa time together, with a private Spa Suite that brings two treatment tables into one setting.
Best for
Bulgari Hotel Paris suits couples planning spa time together, with a private Spa Suite that brings two treatment tables into one setting.
What makes it special
French lacquer and straw marquetry complement the Italian interiors, giving guests interested in craftsmanship details that connect this Paris address with local artisans.
Room to consider
For an outdoor place to read, request accommodation with a confirmed private loggia, checking its outlook before you finalize your Paris booking.
Insider tip
Use the hotel's multilingual messaging service to discuss your transfer plans before arrival, so the team understands the arrangements you need.
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Bulgari Hotel Paris sits at 30 Avenue George V, in the Golden Triangle of the Right Bank. Behind its Paris stone facade, Italian design gives this 76-room Palace hotel a distinctly contemporary character. Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Elysees place fashion at the center of the neighborhood, while the hotel's private terraces and substantial spa make time indoors equally appealing. Its Roman identity is expressed through materials and craftsmanship, with enough Parisian detail to make the setting feel specific to this address.
A crib can be requested, but this category does not accommodate a rollaway bed.
A covered loggia faces the courtyard, giving this room an outdoor spot sheltered from above. Inside, daylight falls on furniture by Antonio Citterio. A sitting area sits alongside the sleeping space. The marble bathroom has a bathtub and a separate shower, with Bulgari bath products provided.
Coffee can be made in the room, and a minibar is also provided. In-room dining is available around the clock for meals brought to your door. For a stay that needs more space, the room can connect to a Deluxe Terrace Suite, subject to availability; the adjoining suite is booked separately.
A covered loggia faces the courtyard, giving this room an outdoor spot sheltered from above. Inside, daylight falls on furniture by Antonio Citterio. A sitting...
The outlook varies between Avenue George V and the courtyard; not every room has a street view.
A coffee maker trimmed in leather sits among furniture by Antonio Citterio. The sofa and sitting area provide somewhere to settle with a book or a drink from the minibar. The marble bathroom has a bathtub and a separate shower. A lighted makeup mirror and Bulgari bath products are also provided.
In-room dining is available day and night, with evening turndown also provided. Some rooms can connect to a suite, allowing more space when booked in advance. Selected rooms have a layout designed for guests with access needs, including a roll-in shower. Ask the hotel to confirm the right layout for your stay.
A coffee maker trimmed in leather sits among furniture by Antonio Citterio. The sofa and sitting area provide somewhere to settle with a book or...
Navona travertine lines the bathroom, where a bathtub and walk-in shower offer two ways to finish the day. A separate dressing room and dressing table keep clothes and personal items away from the sitting area. The sofa provides a place to read, with views looking directly onto Avenue George V.
Furniture by Antonio Citterio gives the interior an Italian touch. A pillowtop mattress, featherbed and duvet form the bedding, while a coffee and tea maker is available for a drink in the room. Meals can be ordered around the clock, and evening turndown is part of the service. A crib or rollaway bed is available on request.
Navona travertine lines the bathroom, where a bathtub and walk-in shower offer two ways to finish the day. A separate dressing room and dressing table...
Only one of the two suites can connect to a Deluxe Terrace Suite; this needs to be arranged in advance.
The garden forms the backdrop to the outdoor space. Inside, furniture by Antonio Citterio stands beside a sitting area. A separate dressing room and vanity provide space to get ready and to store clothes. Navona travertine lines the bathroom, which has a bathtub and walk-in shower.
A pillowtop mattress, featherbed and duvet provide the layers of the bed. Coffee and tea can be made in the suite, and meals are available through in-room dining at any hour. Evening turndown is also provided. There are just two suites in this category, each with its own outdoor area looking towards the hotel's greenery.
The garden forms the backdrop to the outdoor space. Inside, furniture by Antonio Citterio stands beside a sitting area. A separate dressing room and vanity...
The separate living room has a sofa for reading or spending an evening indoors, while a desk provides space to work. Antonio Citterio furnishings run through the interior, and the dressing room includes a table for getting ready. City views place the suite within its Paris setting.
In the marble bathroom, a bathtub sits alongside a Roman-style shower. Bulgari bath products are provided, and the bedding combines a pillowtop mattress with a featherbed and duvet. A butler is available at any hour, as is in-room dining. Coffee and tea facilities and evening turndown add to the room service, with a crib or rollaway available on request.
The separate living room has a sofa for reading or spending an evening indoors, while a desk provides space to work. Antonio Citterio furnishings run...
A dressing table and a separate desk give personal routines and work their own places in the suite. The lounge is set apart from the bedroom, with a dining room for meals served indoors. Beyond the interior, the outdoor space looks towards the courtyard.
The bathroom is finished in marble and has both a bathtub and a Roman-style shower. A separate dressing room provides storage and space to get ready, while a butler is available around the clock. Bulgari bath products are supplied in the bathroom. Some suites have a connecting-room option, which can be arranged for guests who need an adjoining room.
A dressing table and a separate desk give personal routines and work their own places in the suite. The lounge is set apart from the...
Avenue George V is the outlook from a suite with a separate lounge, dining area and walk-in dressing room. The dining space allows a meal to be served apart from the bedroom, while the lounge provides room to sit with guests. A dedicated butler is available throughout the stay.
Antonio Citterio furniture brings a clear Italian design thread to the interior. The main bathroom is finished in marble and stocked with Bulgari bath products; a guest toilet serves visitors separately. A walk-in shower is provided in the main bathroom, and a desk offers a place to work. The suite also has its own coffee machine and minibar.
Avenue George V is the outlook from a suite with a separate lounge, dining area and walk-in dressing room. The dining space allows a meal...
This suite can link to an Executive Room or Deluxe Terrace Suite. Ask for a connecting layout in advance.
A separate lounge and dining area give the suite room for both a quiet evening and a meal with guests. Furniture by Antonio Citterio sits alongside a marble bathroom and a walk-in dressing room, with a guest bathroom kept apart from the main bathing space. A dedicated butler is on hand throughout the stay.
Outside, the outlook takes in a private patio or the rooftops of Paris, depending on the suite. The main bathroom has a bathtub and a walk-in shower, supplied with Bulgari bath products. The guest facilities mean visitors can use a separate toilet without entering the main bathroom.
A separate lounge and dining area give the suite room for both a quiet evening and a meal with guests. Furniture by Antonio Citterio sits...
A table for four makes the living room a place for a private meal as well as an evening indoors. The windows bring in daylight and frame Avenue George V, the rooftops of Paris and the Eiffel Tower. A separate desk is available for work, while a large walk-in dressing room keeps clothing away from the living space.
The marble bathroom comes with Bulgari bath products. A dedicated butler is on hand, and in-room dining can be ordered around the clock. Coffee-making facilities and a minibar are provided within the suite. Evening turndown rounds out the service, with the bedroom set apart from the main living room.
A table for four makes the living room a place for a private meal as well as an evening indoors. The windows bring in daylight...
A large living room and a separate dining room give the suite the feel of a private city apartment. Daylight fills the interior, and the outlook stretches from Avenue George V across the rooftops to the Eiffel Tower. A desk provides a place to work away from the dining table.
A private kitchen provides a place to prepare food for meals in the suite. The bedroom is set apart from the living room, with a large walk-in dressing room for clothes and luggage. Marble finishes continue into the spacious bathroom, where Bulgari bath products are provided.
A large living room and a separate dining room give the suite the feel of a private city apartment. Daylight fills the interior, and the...
The suite occupies the hotel’s top two floors, joined by an internal staircase.
An antique Altai carpet lies beneath a glass-and-gold chandelier in the dining room. Two kitchens, a pantry and a private bar provide space to prepare and serve meals. The bedroom looks towards the Eiffel Tower, with a separate living room and dressing room also provided. The bathroom is clad in Arabescato marble, its veining matched across the panels.
Outside, 600 square metres of terraces and gardens rise above Avenue George V and Rue Pierre Charron. Oaks and magnolias grow beside apple and pear trees, with redcurrant bushes among them. Views stretch across Paris to the Grand Palais and Sacré-Cœur. The glass around the interior keeps the skyline in sight from within the suite.
An antique Altai carpet lies beneath a glass-and-gold chandelier in the dining room. Two kitchens, a pantry and a private bar provide space to prepare...
The address is a central part of the stay. The Golden Triangle lies between Avenue George V, Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Elysees, bringing couture houses and boutiques into the immediate neighborhood. The Seine is nearby, and the location suits days divided between shopping and cultural visits. For travelers returning to Paris, the attraction is also practical: you can spend part of the day out in the district, then return for a swim or a meal without making the hotel merely somewhere to sleep.
The style is not old Paris theater. Architects Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel combine a restrained exterior with interiors of marble, silk wallcoverings, granite and varnished eucalyptus. French artisans contribute lacquer, parchment and straw marquetry, adding a local craft tradition to the Italian palette. These details reward attention without needing a grand historical setting. The atmosphere will appeal especially to guests who enjoy contemporary interiors and carefully worked surfaces rather than ornate period rooms.
The room design is calm, structured, and residential. Executive Rooms have 42 square meters of space, with a sitting area looking onto Avenue George V or the courtyard. They offer a useful starting point for a short stay when a separate living room is less important. Junior Suites increase the interior to 52 square meters and face the avenue. Their Navona Travertine bathrooms include a bathtub and walk-in shower, while a separate dressing room keeps luggage away from the main living space.
Terrace categories are especially relevant here. An Executive Room Terrace pairs its 42-square-meter interior with a private 12-square-meter loggia, giving couples outdoor space without moving into a larger suite. The Junior Suite Terrace takes a different approach: 45 square meters indoors and a 37-square-meter terrace overlooking the garden. Its appeal lies in that generous outdoor area. Guests who value a terrace more than additional interior floor space have a meaningful choice, rather than a simple progression through larger rooms.
Deluxe Suites add more room to settle in, with 65 square meters, marble bathrooms and butler service. The Deluxe Suite Terrace offers 67 square meters indoors plus a 19-square-meter terrace, with separate lounge and dining spaces. A desk area and dressing room make this a useful arrangement for a longer visit. You can keep work or a private meal apart from the bedroom, which matters more over several nights than the modest increase in interior size suggests.
Executive Suites extend to 91 square meters, with separate living and dressing rooms, a dining room and a guest toilet. Their Avenue George V outlook keeps the city in view. Executive Suites Terrace have 95 square meters inside and another 22 outside, overlooking the patio or rooftops. Connecting configurations link selected rooms and suites, including Executive Rooms Terrace with Deluxe Suites Terrace. For families traveling together, those connections offer the possibility of separate bedrooms alongside shared living space.
The Bvlgari Suites I and III bring a more complete residential layout. Their 141 square meters include a large living room, private kitchen and dining room, together with a walk-in dressing room and a marble bathroom with hammam. Views take in Avenue George V, the rooftops and the Eiffel Tower. The kitchen and dining room give these suites particular relevance for private entertaining or extended stays, when the way rooms connect becomes as important as their size.
The top address is the Bvlgari Penthouse. It occupies the hotel's upper two floors, with around 400 square meters indoors and 600 square meters of terraces and gardens. Oaks, magnolias and fruit trees soften the rooftop setting, while panoramic views reach the Eiffel Tower, Sacre Coeur and Grand Palais. Inside are two kitchens, a bar and a dining room, as well as a private fitness room and hammam. The bedroom looks toward the Eiffel Tower, giving the residence a particularly direct connection to Paris.
Dining is Italian in spirit, which gives the hotel a clear identity inside Paris. Il Ristorante - Niko Romito concentrates on contemporary Italian cooking, with Romito shaping the menus and guiding the culinary approach. The dining room has 26 tables, Parisian-style banquettes and brass details made in Italy, within a private garden setting. Its smaller scale and sheltered surroundings make it an appealing place to spend an evening after a day in the city, with the setting carrying as much character as the cuisine.
The Bvlgari Bar has a more dramatic finish: black granite floors, a glossy ceiling, lacquered walls and vintage-style mirrors. It lends itself to a drink before dinner or an evening meeting. The Lounge, with marble tables, offers a gentler setting for morning coffee, tea or a light snack. Niko Romito's pastries extend the Italian focus beyond the restaurant, giving a pause between appointments or shopping a character of its own.
The spa gives Bulgari Hotel Paris much of its depth. Across 1,300 square meters on two levels, Vicenza stone, teak and green onyx establish a distinct material language. The 25-meter swimming pool is lined with mosaics in emerald, jade and malachite tones threaded with gold. A separate Vitality Pool draws on the baths of Caracalla, alongside a hammam and ice fountain. There is room here for both swimming and slower time in the water, making wellness a substantial part of a city stay.
Nine treatment rooms each have their own shower. For couples, the 65-square-meter Spa Suite adds two treatment tables, private hydromassage and a hammam in green onyx. Fitness has its own dedicated space, with strength and cardio equipment, a private studio and Workshop Gymnasium training tailored to individual needs. For a repeat Paris visitor whose days need not revolve around sightseeing, this combination makes it easy to leave room in the itinerary for exercise and unhurried time at the hotel.
The 25-meter pool's green and gold mosaics bring Roman-bath character to your swim, giving regular laps a setting tied to Bulgari's heritage.
Cardio and strength-training equipment in the fitness space let you maintain your exercise routine while leaving more of the day for Paris.
Il Ristorante – Niko Romito brings contemporary Italian cooking into your Paris stay, giving you a dinner option that reflects the hotel's Roman roots.
30 Av. George V, 75008 Paris, France
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Yes. Bulgari Hotel Paris is worth it for travelers who want a rare Paris Palace hotel with Italian design, a Golden Triangle address, strong dining, a large spa, and a very private mood. It is best for guests who want Paris luxury with a fashion-house feel. It is less classic than palace hotels with grand historic lobbies, and that is part of its appeal.
Bulgari Hotel Paris is at 30 Avenue George V, in the Golden Triangle of Paris. The address places guests close to Avenue Montaigne, the Champs-Elysees, and the Seine. This is one of the strongest luxury-shopping locations in the city. It works well for fashion trips, couples, business stays, and first Paris visits with a high-end focus.
Bulgari Hotel Paris has 76 rooms and suites. The scale feels intimate for a Paris Palace hotel, which helps the property feel more private and residential. Guests should choose by view, terrace, and space. The best categories are not just larger; they also change the way the hotel connects to Avenue George V and the Paris rooftops.
Bulgari Hotel Paris combines Roman jewelry-house glamour with Parisian address value. The result is sleek, polished, and more contemporary than many traditional Paris grand hotels. The strongest reasons to book are the Golden Triangle location, quiet room count, Palace status, Italian dining, Bvlgari Bar, and serious wellness facilities.
Yes. Bulgari Hotel Paris has earned the French Palace distinction, placing it among the country's top hotel addresses. For travelers, this matters because it signals a very high level of service, design, dining, wellness, and overall guest experience.
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