The September edition of Maison&Objet is near (8^th-12^th), consider one of the biggest design festivals that serve as the barometer of interior style for the coming months in which is possible to see new products being launched, new collections and brands starting to position themselves in the world of design. In order to check out this amazing fair, you will need a place to say, check out the 5 Best Hotels In Paris.

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The Mandarin Oriental is an ultra-modern temple of style on the Rue St-Honoré. Behind the Art Deco facade of this vaguely Oriental palace, you’ll find a sleek sumptuousness in the all-white dining room, the low-lit bar sculpted from a nine-ton block of gray Spanish marble, and guest rooms swathed in neutrals and the occasional splash of color. Also, you will find out a metal spiral staircase that you can use to traipse between a private bar, study, kitchen, and gym.

Set in the city’s trendy Canal Saint-Martin district, this hotel has all the trappings of a boutique hot spot: It looks like a cross between an English country manor and a retro Parisian apartment, in large part due to House of Hackney wallpapers, vintage squat armchairs in mustard and brick, dark woodwork, velour furnishings, and claw foot bathtubs.

This fantastic hotel near the Arc de Triomphe has a bold design. The spaces brim with contemporary art and there’s a terrific bar, a smart boutique stocked with art books and design objects, and a top-notch Clarins spa. The rooms contain beds with buttery ivory leather headboards, and sharp, funky night tables that riff on the Art Deco grandeur of the original 1928 hotel.

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This hotel was originally built as the residence of Roland Bonaparte (grand-nephew of Emperor). The rooms have were designed by Pierre Yves Rochon—that define Paris’s “palace” hotels, as does its top-tier service: The Shang Palace, a Cantonese restaurant, impresses with a brigade of chefs from China, but there’s also L’Abeille, an haute-cuisine French table, and La Bauhinia, a formal international restaurant.

The Grand Hôtel Palais Royal, a 68-room gem, is near one of the loveliest parks in Paris, the Palais-Royal Gardens. The hotel’s central location—a short walk from the Louvre and the ritzy shops on Rue Saint-Honoré.  The interior features such top-of-the-line finishes as fabrics and wall hangings by Manuel Canovas, lighting by Delisle, and original artwork by both renowned and up-and-coming artists.

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