Even in a city that practically invented the iconic luxury hotel, the Crillon stands out as one of the most luxurious, opened in 1909 in a palace dating back to 1758. It closed in 2013 for an epic refurbishment and has begun welcoming guests again as of July 2017: upgraded and refined are the superlative dining options, and it features an ultra-indulgent marble-clad spa and a collection of individually designed, art-filled rooms. What remains the same is the unparalleled address, on the Place de la Concorde by the Champs-Elysées, as close to the centre of Paris as it’s possible to stay.

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