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7 Amazing Paris Hotels With Fireplaces

Paris, the world's undisputed City of Love, has no shortage of romantic spots to woo and be wooed in. Among the many places that set the lovey-dovey mood are hotels with crackling fireplaces. We scoured the French capital to find the best properties where -- at least during the cooler winter months -- you'll be greeted with the lovely warm glow and instant ambience of a roaring flame. Take a look at our picks below.

  • 1. Le Pavillon de la Reine

  • Fireplace at Le Pavillon de la Reine/Oyster

    Family-owned and operated, the 17th-century Le Pavillon de la Reine is located in the heart of the fashionable Marais district. Although it shelters 54 rooms, the property has the intimate feel of a family home. Throughout the winter months, guests can relax in front of a roaring fire in the lounge, which opens onto a pretty cobbled terrace and has a well-stocked honesty bar and free snacks. Despite the lack of an on-site restaurant, the hotel's relaxed atmosphere, fantastic location, and free parking make it a top pick in this area of the city.

  • 2. Le Dokhan's, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel

  • Lobby Lounge at Le Dokhan's, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel/Oyster

    This boutique hotel, located in the 16th arrondissement in a former private mansion, is a great pick for those who are fans of lush decor and period furnishings. The lilac-hued lounge, which features an ornate marble fireplace with a gilt-framed mirror on the mantelpiece, is no exception. Pull up one of the elegant striped chairs and enjoy the crackling flames and cozy-yet-classical atmosphere. It's the to the hotel's rather fabulous Champagne bar.

  • 3. Hotel du Jeu de Paume

  • Lounge at Hotel du Jeu de Paume/Oyster

    Now listed as a French historical monument, Hotel du Jeu de Paume was a royal tennis court in the 17th century. The lobby houses a magnificent stone fireplace, comfy armchairs, low lighting, and colorful artwork, giving the space an overall relaxed, intimate feel. After a jam-packed day of sightseeing, unwind with a good book in front of the roaring fire. Located on the Île de Saint-Louis, no more than a five-minutes walk from the Notre-Dame Cathedral, this 27-room hotel is perfect for exploring Paris on short break to the city.

  • 4. Hotel Balmoral

  • Lounge at Hotel Balmoral/Oyster

    The elegant, 50-room Hotel Balmoral is conveniently located a few minutes from the Arc de Triomphe, and has a pleasing mix of contemporary and period decor. Colorful artwork is displayed throughout, and the lounge area has an L-shaped leather sofa in front of a sleek fireplace with three brightly hued prints above and avant-garde light fixtures on either side. Despite the clean-lined contemporary design, this area maintains an inviting and cozy ambience.

  • 5. Montmartre Mon Amour

  • Lounge at Montmartre Mon Amour/Oyster

    [Lounge at Montmartre Mon Amour/Oyster](Montmartre Mon Amour)

    For a rather racy, love-themed fireside experience, the Montmartre Mon Amour is the place to go. Playful images of famous French couples adorn the walls, and a vibrant red, purple, and pink color scheme extends throughout the hotel. The small lounge area has comfortable velvet seating for a cozy cuddle in front of the fire -- albeit a contemporary gas version.

  • 6. Villa Madame

  • Lobby Lounge at Villa Madame

    This small, 28-room romantic hideaway is in a prime location in the 6th arrondissement. The property has a natural charm to it, with an abundance of candles and fresh flowers throughout, as well as a custom-blended scent in the air. Villa Madame's intimate lounge area is lined with books and has a sumptuous velvet sofa in front of an open fire -- perfect for cozying up on a cold evening. For warmer days, the lush green courtyard is a tiny slice of secluded paradise.

  • 7. Hotel Francois 1er

  • Lounge at Hote Francois 1er/Oyster

    Located close to the Champs-Élysées, the upscale Hotel Francois 1er is housed in a classic Parisian style 19th-century building. While the property has sedate, period styling throughout, the bar area has a warm and cheerful feel to it. In addition to a scattering of small tables, there is a beautiful fireplace with two antique-style vases on top as well as a sofa in front.


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