Paris. And everything in between.
There are places between the cities you travel to, made of contrasting worlds and shared languages,
where discovery never ceases, and a room always feels like yours.
Hôtel des Grands Voyageurs is exactly as it is named:
a hotel inspired by and fit for the great explorers of the past.
Designed by acclaimed interior designer, Fabrizio Casiraghi.
Made of the world.
Fabrizio Casiraghi brings his singular talent and signature style to each of the hotel’s 138 rooms, with mid-century textures, tones of bronze and brass, and lighting that reflects the best of Paris at every time of day.
Wake up in Paris
The literary and intellectual capital of the capital city since the 18th century, the 6th arrondisement holds a rich tradition of contrasts, common language, salons and revered thinkers.
A cultured heritage, and a creative present, waiting to be explored.
Doing what the city does best. Explore our bars and restaurant, led by Executive Chef, Benoit Ayissi.
Get married, get a year older, get together. Plan your special event.
Experiences & Offers
This spring, step into the rhythm of Paris—unhurried, effortless, and full of charm.
Book your stay between 20 February and 31 March and enjoy 15% off.
Experiences & Offers
"Ranked second in The Times' list of the 30 best hotels in Paris for 2024."
Ranked among the best places to travel in 2024 by Architectural Digest.
"A Look Inside Paris’s Hôtel des Grands Voyageurs, the Stylish New Left Bank Stay With a Speakeasy Bar"
"The recently opened Grands Voyageurs shows all the rich history and artistic flair you’d expect from the bohemian quarter of Paris."
"The masculine, Mid Century embrace of this new St Germain hotel doesn’t immediately scream ‘family-friendly’, but therein lies Hôtel des Grands Voyageurs' charm "
"The hotel itself is the perfect way to experience Paris, with the feeling of an art collector’s private residence. Timeless and elegant, each room was designed to be a sanctuary from the cobbled streets outside, exuding the kind of charm reminiscent of the golden age of ocean travel."
