Paris Luxury Hotels

There is luxury and there is Parisian luxury.We are cultivating relationships with some of Paris' most prestigious addresses to bring you the finest possible living experience when in the City of Light-often at exceptional values. Keep your eye on our weekly newsletter or visit
paris-expat.com for updates. Please check out the Hotel Montalembert, and the Hotel Castille.

And when you book with us, our and Patricia Wells' favorite wine merchant, La Dernière Goutte, will deliver an exceptional bottle of champagne to greet your arrival.

Hotel Montalembert To receive your complimentary champagne and special Paris Through Expatriate Eyes rate, please click on here follow booking instructions and use the code word " expatriate" Built in 1926 The Hotel Montalembert was the first "boutique hotel in Paris. Combining contemporary design and a warm and cozy atmosphere it is your home in Paris
More than an hotel, the Montalembert is like a home away from home. Focus is on service and attention to the guests. Throughout your stay, you will feel pampered in this 56 room chic and Parisian house. Our staff is dedicated to your requests and will do our best to make your stay memorable and personalized.
Hotel Montalembert is located in the center of Paris, in the heart of Saint Germain des Prés, home of the art galleries, antiques, fine shopping and few steps away from the Musée d’Orsay and the Louvre. Member of Majestic Hotel Group and Preferred Boutique.
Hotel Castille To receive your complimentary champagne and special Paris Through Expatriate Eyes rate, please click on here follow booking instructions and use the code word " expat" In the heart of historic Paris, nestled between three of the most famous squares in Paris: Concorde, Vendôme and Madeleine, the Castille Paris benefits from an exceptional location in the heart of historic Paris at number 33 in the famous Rue Cambon. The present Rue Cambon was built in 1719, joining the Jardin des Tuileries to the great boulevards. At that time, typical large 18th century private residences surrounded large courtyards. In 1910 Coco Chanel established her first workshops, which are still there today, at number 31. The elegant shops of the Faubourg Saint-Honorée are just around the corner.