Monsieur George Hotel & Spa

Name: Monsieur George Hotel & Spa
Address: 17 Rue Washington, 75008 Paris, France, Paris, France
Telephone: +33187894848
Price range: $285–$2,251
Rating: 4.6

17 Rue Washington, 75008 Paris, France

Condé Nast Hot List '20

Google 4.6

Overall 58

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$285

1 Aug 2026

Highest upcoming

$2,251

18 May 2027

Median nightly

$389

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7 to 13 Aug

27% below annual median

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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler

Condé Nast Hot List 2020

Character and identity

A 46-room boutique on Rue Washington in the 8th, a few minutes from the Champs-Élysées and the Grand Palais, designed top to bottom by Anouska Hempel in her signature theatrical register. Reception piles fashion books beside velvet chairs, oversized fans and potted exotics; rooms come in four schemes (Chequers, Windsor, Benjamin Franklin, Marly) heavy with satin, taffeta and a palette of grey, biscuit, ebony and deep green. Off the lobby, Galanga holds a Michelin star for Thomas Danigo's travel-inflected French cooking, and a mirrored bar pours classic cocktails built on homemade elixirs.

Who's it for

Best for:
Design-literate couples who want Paris at its most sultry and stage-managed, plus food and wine travellers happy to anchor an evening around a Michelin tasting menu and a Bordeaux flight in the cellar. The low lighting, small footprint and exacting, name-recognising service suit romantic stays over family trips.

Should look elsewhere:
Anyone wanting big, bright, airy rooms or generous wardrobe space should think twice; the mood is deliberately dim, the rooms compact, the storage limited. Travellers craving classic bistro comfort food may find the kitchen fussier and more conceptual than reassuring.

Bottom line

The draw here is Hempel's hand on every surface, paired with a kitchen punching above the room count. Book it if you want a small, atmospheric Right Bank base with serious cooking attached, and ask for a top-floor white-on-white room if the darker palette feels too heavy. Rates start modestly for the postcode, which sweetens the case considerably.

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