Best for
For a longer Paris visit centered on the Champs-Elysées and Arc de Triomphe, Majestic offers a boutique base that supports everyday routines between outings.
Best for
For a longer Paris visit centered on the Champs-Elysées and Arc de Triomphe, Majestic offers a boutique base that supports everyday routines between outings.
What makes it special
Contemporary artworks, soft lighting and armchairs give the bar a residential Parisian mood, well suited to a conversation before heading out for dinner.
Room to consider
Compare the proposed room’s living space and bathroom layout before booking, particularly when sharing with family or spending part of the day working.
Insider tip
If swimming is central to your stay, confirm wellness access for your dates before booking, as the facilities have scheduled maintenance closures.
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Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris is a calm five-star base near the Arc de Triomphe. It sits on Rue La Perouse in the 16th arrondissement, close to the Champs-Elysees, but away from the loudest traffic. That balance is the point. Guests can reach the famous avenues quickly, then return to a quieter Paris at night.
The hotel is officially presented as Majestic Hotel-Spa Champs-Elysees. It feels like a boutique urban resort rather than a large palace hotel. The mood is polished, private, and practical. Rooms are generous for Paris. Many have kitchenettes. The spa adds a real wellness routine, with a pool, hammam, and fitness space. This makes the hotel useful for short city breaks, family stays, work trips, and longer visits.
Decorative mouldings and ornate cornices frame a room with pure wool carpeting. The window faces Dumont d’Urville Street, and a desk provides a dedicated place to write. The bathroom has a bathtub, with a magnifying mirror beside the basin.
Classic interiors vary in their furnishings. A cream-panelled layout brings together patterned drapes, botanical art and timber furniture. Two carved, upholstered chairs stand at a round table, with wall lights nearby.
Decorative mouldings and ornate cornices frame a room with pure wool carpeting. The window faces Dumont d’Urville Street, and a desk provides a dedicated place...
A window towards Dumont d’Urville Street brings daylight across the desk and pure wool carpet. Mouldings continue over the walls and ceiling, with ornate cornices above. The bathroom includes a bathtub and a magnifying mirror.
Some interiors use stronger colours within this traditional setting. One combines a red tufted headboard with matching chairs, patterned curtains and carpet. A curved timber desk stands beside a round table. Cream panels surround the red upholstery.
A window towards Dumont d’Urville Street brings daylight across the desk and pure wool carpet. Mouldings continue over the walls and ceiling, with ornate cornices...
High ceilings, detailed cornices and wall mouldings give the open bedroom and sitting area the proportions of a Parisian apartment. Wood flooring runs through the interior, and broad windows face La Pérouse or Dumont d’Urville Street. A desk stands within the room.
Furnishings differ between layouts. One pairs white decorative panels with an upholstered bed bench and patterned rug. Two chairs sit at a round table beneath a chandelier. A layout with timber cabinetry has a dining table nearby and striped curtains at the windows. The bathroom has a bathtub and a walk-in shower.
High ceilings, detailed cornices and wall mouldings give the open bedroom and sitting area the proportions of a Parisian apartment. Wood flooring runs through the...
Pure wool carpeting and detailed wall mouldings shape this classically styled room. A desk sits near the window towards La Pérouse Street. The contemporary bathroom has both a bathtub and a walk-in shower, with a magnifying mirror.
A pale-panelled interior uses dark and blue upholstery as contrasting accents. In this layout, a sofa and two carved chairs gather around a round coffee table. An upholstered headboard and wall lights mark the sleeping area, while the writing desk remains separate from the low table.
Pure wool carpeting and detailed wall mouldings shape this classically styled room. A desk sits near the window towards La Pérouse Street. The contemporary bathroom...
A curtain separates the bedroom from the living room.
The living room measures 20 square meters, with sofas and chairs arranged together. Parisian mouldings and cornices run through both rooms. Windows face La Pérouse or Dumont d’Urville Street, and a desk stands nearby.
Traditional furniture gives each suite its own colour scheme. One lounge has an arched opening, with carved chairs and a sofa around a pale coffee table. Red cushions brighten the patterned carpet, with a decorative wood chest beside the seating.
The living room measures 20 square meters, with sofas and chairs arranged together. Parisian mouldings and cornices run through both rooms. Windows face La Pérouse...
Depending on the layout, curtains or a door divide the living room from the bedroom.
Wood floors link the bedroom with a spacious lounge, where a desk sits among the seating. Classical mouldings and cornices run across the walls and ceiling, while windows face La Pérouse Street.
One contemporary layout combines white panels and parquet with a silver drum pendant. A sofa and two armchairs surround a low table, with the bedroom visible through a doorway. Timber cabinetry holds a microwave and sink beside the coffee maker. These practical fittings sit within the suite’s apartment-style interior.
Wood floors link the bedroom with a spacious lounge, where a desk sits among the seating. Classical mouldings and cornices run across the walls and...
A separate 30-square-meter living room adjoins the bedroom, with wood flooring and high ceilings throughout. Windows face Dumont d’Urville Street. A desk sits within the suite, and the bathroom pairs a bathtub with a walk-in shower.
In one interior, the bedroom has parquet, white decorative panels and an upholstered bench. A decorative fireplace surround and mirror form a focal point. In the lounge, a chandelier hangs above a round dining table, with a marble fireplace surround nearby.
A separate 30-square-meter living room adjoins the bedroom, with wood flooring and high ceilings throughout. Windows face Dumont d’Urville Street. A desk sits within the...
Connecting rooms form this family layout, with two bathrooms as well as two sleeping areas. The windows face La Pérouse Street, and desks provide individual work surfaces. Each bathroom includes a bathtub.
In a pale-panelled arrangement, connecting doors open between the bedrooms. Grey padded headboards stand against the light walls. Dark striped tiles give one bathroom a stronger contrast, with a glazed screen above the tub.
Connecting rooms form this family layout, with two bathrooms as well as two sleeping areas. The windows face La Pérouse Street, and desks provide individual...
The apartment is on the fifth floor, with a separate living room measuring 25 square meters. It includes a dining area. Solid oak parquet covers the floors, with classical Parisian details throughout. The bedroom has its own bathroom, fitted with a bathtub and walk-in shower.
In one terrace layout, wicker lounge seating with green cushions stands on stone paving. Parisian rooftops lie beyond. Inside that suite, cream wall panels frame the bedroom. A sofa and armchair stand around a low table in the lounge, with a patterned rug over the parquet.
The apartment is on the fifth floor, with a separate living room measuring 25 square meters. It includes a dining area. Solid oak parquet covers...
Set on a private sixth-floor level, the apartment has a separate living room measuring 25 square meters. It sits beside the bedroom, with a kitchen and dining area nearby. Mouldings and cornices frame the walls, while pure wool carpeting covers the floors.
In one outdoor setting, wicker seats have green cushions and planters stand along a metal railing. This long terrace looks across the surrounding rooftops.
Set on a private sixth-floor level, the apartment has a separate living room measuring 25 square meters. It sits beside the bedroom, with a kitchen...
Two living rooms measure 25 and 18 square meters. The apartment occupies a private floor. Windows face La Pérouse and Dumont d’Urville Streets, beneath high ceilings with mouldings and cornices. The bathroom has a bathtub and walk-in shower.
One bedroom layout combines cream panels and red-striped curtains. A carved headboard, red padded bench and wood desk furnish that room. Outside, wicker seating and a dining table stand on the stone terraces. Green-striped cushions add colour beside the railings.
Two living rooms measure 25 and 18 square meters. The apartment occupies a private floor. Windows face La Pérouse and Dumont d’Urville Streets, beneath high...
The apartment occupies a private floor, with two bedrooms and a separate living room. Both bathrooms have a bath. High ceilings rise above oak parquet floors. Decorative mouldings give the rooms their classical Parisian style.
One cream-panelled lounge pairs a sofa with a patterned armchair over a geometric rug. Yellow accents brighten the bedroom, where an upholstered bench stands near the bed. Red-striped curtains hang beside the kitchenette and dining area.
The apartment occupies a private floor, with two bedrooms and a separate living room. Both bathrooms have a bath. High ceilings rise above oak parquet...
The address is 30 Rue La Perouse, in Paris 16. This part of the city is refined and residential. Wide avenues, classic facades, embassies, and quiet side streets shape the feeling. The Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Elysees are close on foot. Avenue Kleber, Avenue Foch, and Trocadero are also nearby. The Eiffel Tower is easy to reach, especially if you like walking through western Paris.
The setting avoids a common Paris trade-off. You are near shops, museums, business addresses, and metro links. Yet the hotel itself sits on a calmer street. That matters after a busy day. The Champs-Elysees can feel bright and crowded. Rue La Perouse feels more private. The hotel also offers private parking and valet service. That can be a real advantage in this area.
Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris has 57 rooms, including 15 suites. The style is contemporary Parisian. It is warm, clean, and comfortable, without heavy drama. The hotel calls itself a boutique urban resort, and the room product supports that idea. More than half of the rooms and suites include a well-equipped kitchenette area. In Paris, that detail is valuable. It gives guests more control over the pace of the stay.
Classic and Superior Rooms suit travellers who want a quiet base near Etoile. Larger categories add more space and a stronger residential mood. Grand Deluxe rooms and Junior Suites work well for guests who need room to unpack, work, or rest between plans. Suites such as the Prestige Suite, Terrace Suite, Eiffel Tower Terrace Suite, Panoramic Suite, and Majestic Suite add extra comfort. Depending on the category, they may include living areas, terraces, city views, or kitchen facilities.
The result is a hotel that feels personal. You can begin the day with coffee in the room. You can return between meetings without feeling confined. Families can choose larger layouts or connecting options. Longer-stay guests can keep simple routines. Bathrooms vary by category and may include a shower or bathtub. Bathrobes, slippers, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and 24-hour room service bring the expected five-star ease.
Dining is centered on Sibien, the in-house restaurant. The room is intimate and relaxed. The food direction is balanced rather than heavy. The restaurant highlights seasonal produce, vegetables, legumes, and plant proteins. It is a helpful choice for guests who want a lighter meal in the hotel. Lunch is served on weekdays, so it works well after meetings or before an afternoon in the city.
Breakfast is also part of the rhythm. The hotel serves breakfast each morning, with longer hours on weekends. Room service is available around the clock. That flexibility fits the room style. One day can start downstairs. Another can begin with a tray in the room. After a late night, that small freedom feels good.
The bar gives the hotel a softer evening note. It is a place for a cocktail, a glass of wine, or a quiet pause before dinner elsewhere. The appeal is not spectacle. It is warmth, convenience, and the feeling that Paris is close without being forced on you every minute.
The wellness centre is one of the strongest reasons to choose this hotel. Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris describes a 450 square metre wellness area for hotel guests. It includes an indoor pool, hammam, and fitness room. In Paris, space like this is rare. It gives the property a resort feeling, but in a discreet city setting.
After a long walk, a museum visit, or a full workday, the spa changes the tempo. Guests can swim, steam, train, or simply slow down. The pool and water wall create a quiet pause from the city. The fitness room helps guests keep a routine. The hammam gives the stay a restorative edge.
This matters in every season. Paris can be thrilling, but it can also be tiring. Pavements are hard. Days are full. Weather can shift quickly. A calm wellness area lets guests enjoy the city with more stamina. It also makes the hotel more appealing for longer stays.
The hotel is especially useful for guests who want independence. Kitchenettes in many rooms and suites make simple routines easier. You can prepare coffee, keep drinks cold, warm a snack, or manage a child's meal. That is helpful for families. It also suits business travellers and repeat visitors who prefer a more residential style.
Connecting rooms and larger suite layouts add more flexibility. Depending on the category and availability, guests can create generous private space. Families can spread out. Couples can choose a terrace or more living space. Delegations can use the hotel as a calm base near western Paris. The service stays hotel-like, but the rooms can feel closer to an apartment.
The neighbourhood supports this style of travel. The 16th arrondissement has cafes, shops, broad pavements, and elegant streets. It is easy to step out for a short walk. It is also easy to move toward the Champs-Elysees, Trocadero, or the Seine when the day calls for more energy.
The service is polished and practical. The hotel offers 24-hour reception, 24-hour room service, private parking with valet, and Clefs d'Or concierge support. These details remove friction. Dinner plans, transfers, museum timing, family needs, and last-minute ideas are easier with experienced help at the desk.
The hotel also lists wheelchair access and pet-friendly services. That makes it more useful for different kinds of trips. Check-in is normally in the afternoon. Check-out is at midday, which gives departure day a little more space. The combination is simple but effective. It gives guests comfort without making the stay feel formal.
Book Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris if you want a quiet five-star hotel near the Champs-Elysees with space, wellness, and practical comfort. It is not trying to be the most theatrical address in Paris. Its strength is more exact. It offers a discreet 16th arrondissement setting, spacious rooms, many kitchenettes, a serious wellness area, Sibien restaurant, and reliable service.
For first-time visitors, the location keeps the icons close. For repeat guests, it gives a more livable Paris. For families, the rooms and suite options make the trip easier. For business travellers, Etoile and western Paris stay convenient. The hotel lets guests enjoy the city fully, then come back to a calmer version of it behind the door.
Kitchenettes in selected rooms and suites let you handle simple meals yourself, giving longer stays more independence without giving up hotel service.
The indoor pool provides a weather-independent place to swim between city outings, making time at the hotel useful beyond sleeping and breakfast.
Sibien’s seasonal cooking emphasizes vegetables, pulses and plant proteins, offering a different lunch direction when you want a break from richer Parisian meals.
30 Rue la Pérouse, 75016 Paris, France
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Yes. Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris is worth it for travelers who want a five-star boutique hotel near the Champs-Elysees and Arc de Triomphe. The hotel has 57 rooms, including 15 suites, a 450 sqm wellness center, a pool, fitness facilities, dining, and a calm 16th arrondissement address.
Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris is located at 30 Rue La Perouse, 75016 Paris. It sits in the elegant 16th arrondissement. The location is useful for the Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Elysees, Trocadero, Avenue Kleber, shopping, museums, restaurants, and business addresses in western Paris.
Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris has 57 rooms, including 15 suites. This makes it smaller and quieter than many large Paris palace-style hotels. The room mix works for short stays, longer stays, couples, families, and travelers who want more space than a standard Paris room.
Majestic Hotel-Spa Paris feels like a boutique urban resort near the Champs-Elysees. It combines a residential mood with serious wellness facilities. More than half of the rooms and suites include a kitchenette area. That makes the hotel practical for longer stays and family trips.
Yes. The hotel is close to the Champs-Elysees, and the official hotel FAQ describes it as a short walk away. This is helpful for shopping, dining, sightseeing, and evening plans. Guests can stay near the action without sleeping on the busiest avenue.
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