Paris 4-Star Hotels (A-O) 

From: Paris Travel Resources

ABOVE: Hotel Ambassador in the 9th district.

Paris four-star hotels (A-O)

Château Frontenac
Louis XV is the prevailing style at this renovated 104-room hotel between the Champs-Elysées and the Seine. Breakfast is served until 2 p.m., and small pets are welcome.

Clarion St. James & Albany
It's hard to beat this hotel's location on the Rue de Rivoli, facing the Tuileries Gardens. The handsomely preserved building dates back to 1672, when it was a private mansion during the reign of Louis the XIV.

Concorde Saint Lazare
The former Grand Hotel Terminus, built for the Great Paris Exhibition of 1889, is a two-minute walk from the Boulevard Haussmann and major department stores.

Costes
The fashionable crowd has adopted the Costes, where many rooms (some with tiny balconies) overlook a courtyard that offers outdoor dining in the warmer months. A newer (and even more innovative) partner property is the Costes K.

Edouard VII
Britain's King Edward VII stayed here regularly before ascending the throne. The hotel, once a private mansion, is on the avenue de l'Opéra and has 70 soundproofed rooms.

Golden Tulip Saint Honoré Royal Garden
Private parking is available at this branch of the Dutch hotel chain, which also has a spa on the premises. The 72-room hotel's address on the rue de Faubourg-Saint Honoré is in prime shopping territory.

Lancaster
International stage and movie stars have long been drawn to this 60-room hotel, which occupies a 19th Century townhouse  just off to the Champs-Elysées.

Le Meridien Etoile
With 1,025 modern rooms and a location opposite the Palais des Congrès, the Meridien Etoile is a good choice for conventioneers and business travelers who want easy access to both central Paris and La Défense by public transportation.

Le Meridien Montparnasse
On the site where Paul Gauguin's studio once stood, a modern 953-room hotel caters to upscale business and leisure travelers. Rooms for disabled travelers and non-smokers are available, and the Gare Montparnasse (terminal for TGV Atlantique trains) is a few blocks away.

Lutetia
The Bon Marché department store is close by, and the Louvre Museum is only about five minutes from the Hotel Lutetia in Saint-Germain des Prés on the Left Bank.

Meliá Vendôme
This Parisian outpost of Spain's Meliá chain is between the Place Vendôme and the Jardin des Tuileries.

Mercure Tour Eiffel
The Dupleix Métro station is just across the street from this modern five-story hotel in the 15th arrondissement. Three rooms are equipped for disabled guests, and the breakfast buffet overlooks a flowered patio.

Montalembert
Request a contemporary room at this Left Bank designer hotel, which has been featured in Condé Nast Traveler.

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