Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet's

"Hôtel Fouquet’s is meant to be a 21st century palace hotel, a contemporary complement to the classic likes of Le Crillon or the Plaza Athenée. In this it lands pretty much right on the mark. The interiors, by Jacques Garcia, are the very picture of modern (not modernist) luxury – they look to us pretty much as The Ritz’s classic interiors must have looked to the hotel critics of the year 1898." - The MICHELIN Guide

"Hotel Barrière Le Fouquet’s Hotel Barrière Le Fouquet's surrounds the famous Fouquet’s café that opened in 1898 on the avenue des Champs Élysées as a footman’s hangout and evolved into a high-society spot where Marlene Dietrich and other early cinema stars signed contracts. Part of a French luxury chain, this stylish smallhotel draws celebs (Beyoncé and Jay-Z, George and Amal Clooney); French entertainers stage variety shows in the salons; and movie companies book roomsdonein elegant off-whites, grays and understated goldsby Jacques Garcia (all renovated in 2017) as backdrops for film-promotion interviews. Butlers on duty 24/7 offer guests star-worthy private concierge service. Excellent soundproofing lets anyone sleep through the noise of revving sports-car engines and screaming fans at the front door."

"At the Hotel Barrière Le Fouquet's, the newly refurbished guestrooms are gorgeous settings for the hotel's remarkable collection of black and white photographs. A cocktail on the rooftop, a peek at the sumptuous Spa Diane Barrière, and a delicious dinner at Le Fouquet's made for a perfect visit." - Travel + Leisure Editors