Hotel Facts
Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris
31, avenue George V, 75008 Paris, France
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Opening Date
December 1999
General Manager
Christian Clerc
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Physical Features
- Property Size: 38,000 square metres/408,603 square feet
- Total Number of Rooms: 244
- Guest Rooms: 185
- Suites: 59
- Number of Stories: 8
- Design Aesthetic:
- Historic art deco hotel
- Classical French furnishings (Louis XVI, Napoleon I), 17th-century Flemish tapestries, 18th-century Florentine chandeliers
- Architect: Richard Martinet Architecture
- Interior Designer(s): Pierre-Yves Rochon
- History:
- Historic George V hotel built in 1928, converted to a Four Seasons hotel in 1999 following a two-year renovation
- Location:
- In the heart of the city's Golden Triangle designer shopping district (bordered by the Champs-Elysées, Avenue Marceau and Avenue Montaigne)
- Steps to Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, Eiffel Tower
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Spa
- Interior Designer: Pierre-Yves Rochon
- Design Aesthetic:
- Style reminiscent of Marie Antoinette's boudoir
- Indoor swimming pool surrounded by trompe l'oeil representing Versailles gardens and Petit Trianon
- Modern-style fitness area with dark parquet floor, silver leather walls
- Opening Date: December 1999
- Signature Treatment:
- Teens/Children:
- Children may use pool (parental supervision required)
- Teen manicures available
- Special Features:
- VIP treatment room for couples, private steam bath and whirlpool
- Separate men's and women's saunas, steam rooms
- Spa lounge for refreshments, light meals
- Spa Director: Verena Lasvigne-Fox
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Dining
- Executive Chef: Eric Briffard
- Sommelier: Thierry Hamon
- Examples of Locally Sourced Ingredients:
- Maison Bordier butter with seaweed from St. Malo
- Sea scallops from Baie de Seine
- Restaurant: Le Cinq
- Cuisine: French
- Signature Dish:
- Deep-water sea scallops browned in Colombo spices, boulgour-style cauliflower with carica fruit
- Young partridge, duck mallard and grouse pithivier flavoured with chestnut honey, autumn fruits, Armagnac gravy
- Opening Date: December 1999
- Designer: Pierre-Yves Rochon
- Lounge: La Galerie
- Indoor Seating: 45
- Outdoor Seating: 50
- Designer: Pierre Yves Rochon
- Lounge: Le Bar
- Designer: Pierre Yves Rochon
- Sommelier: Johann Burgos
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Recreation
- Off-site Activities:
- Golf 40 minutes
- Pools:
- Number of Pools: 1
- Fitness Facilities:
- Size: 744 sq m / 8,000 sq ft
- Sample Fitness Activities:
- Personal training and coached aqua gym
- Kinesis stretching equipment
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Meeting Rooms
- Total Size: 1,269 sq m / 13,596 sq ft
- Largest Ballroom: 465 sq m / 5,005 sq ft
- Meet and Feed Capacity: 250
- Banquet Capacity: 350
- Breakout Spaces: 6
- Private Dining Room Capacity: 25
- Unique Meeting and Event Facilities:
- Classical French ballrooms
- Salons Louis XIII, Napoléon and Régence feature wood panelling from Normandy chateau, antique fireplaces
Hotel Press Contact
Caroline Mennetrier
Senior Director of Public Relations - Europe, Middle East and Africa
31, avenue George V
75008 Paris, France
Email Caroline Mennetrier
T. 33 (0) 1 49 52 71 36
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