Survey reveals priciest Paris hotels for 2026

Updated: September 2026

Villa Junot has emerged as the priciest accommodation option anywhere in Paris, according to our newly updated 2026 survey.

The updated survey by Luxury-Hotels.com compared rates at every upscale hotel across Paris in order to produce the latest findings. Comparisons were based on the cost of the cheapest double room during 2026 – the time of the year when hotels in Paris tend to charge their highest rates.

Visitors considering a stay at Villa Junot can expect to pay a minimum of $11,110 for the most affordable double room – the most expensive rate anywhere in the city. The second priciest Paris hotel is La Reserve Paris Hotel & Spa, where guests will pay at least $8,046 to stay within its lavish walls, and third is Bvlgari Hotel Paris, where guests will pay anything from $3,816 for a double room.

The table below shows the 10 priciest luxury hotels in Paris. The rates shown reflect the price for the most affordable available double room in each hotel based on our 2026 data.

Rank	Name of Hotel	Location	Avg. rate/ night
1.	Villa Junot	Ile-de-France, Paris	$11,110
2.	La Reserve Paris Hotel & Spa	Ile-de-France, Paris	$8,046
3.	Bvlgari Hotel Paris	Ile-de-France, Paris	$3,816
4.	Le Meurice - Dorchester Collection	Ile-de-France, Paris	$2,650
5.	Hotel Bel Ami	Ile-de-France, Paris	$2,573
6.	Cheval Blanc Paris & Dior Spa Cheval Blanc Paris	Ile-de-France, Paris	$2,486
7.	Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris	Ile-de-France, Paris	$2,338
8.	Hotel De Crillon	Ile-de-France, Paris	$2,164
9.	Chateau Des Fleurs Hotel & Spa Paris	Ile-de-France, Paris	$1,815
10.	Hotel Splendide Royal Paris - Relais & Chateaux	Ile-de-France, Paris	$1,005

About the survey:
The survey was completely updated in 2026 and considered all luxury hotels with more than 10 rooms. For each hotel, the cheapest available rate for a double room during the peak season was recorded, based on prices given by leading hotel booking websites. Three-night stays were used as the source of comparison for the survey, excluding Sunday-Tuesday. More affordable rates may be available for stays of four nights or more.

Conclusion:
As our 2026 survey highlights, Paris remains an undisputed capital of global luxury. From the breathtaking exclusivity of private residences like Villa Junot to world-renowned palaces such as La Reserve and Le Meurice, the city continues to redefine high-end hospitality. These premium rates reflect not just a room, but a profound commitment to history, Michelin-starred gastronomy, personalized service, and the timeless elegance that only the City of Light can offer.