Parisian Grandeur Reimagined: Inside the Four Seasons Hotel George V’s Bespoke Transformation

In a city synonymous with elegance, the Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris has unveiled a dazzling new era, completing a meticulous three-year renovation of all 243 guest rooms—its first comprehensive update since reopening in 1999. Each room has been thoughtfully reimagined as a private Parisian residence, infused with contemporary flair and an inviting, intimate atmosphere. True to the George V spirit, the extensive works were completed with the utmost discretion, blending classic refinement with a quiet, behind-the-scenes care that defines this Parisian icon.

For over two decades, George V’s owners and management have poured passion and long-term vision into making the property a global benchmark of luxury. In just ten years, the hotel has welcomed Michelin-starred restaurants, launched a world-leading spa, and now, with its latest transformation, stands tall as an emblem of Parisian hospitality. The hotel even boasts international certification for exceptional environmental standards—a testament to its unwavering commitment to excellence while shaping a sustainable future.

Thibault Drege, the General Manager, reflects, “This renovation is a major milestone in the George V’s storied history. Our goal wasn’t just to offer accommodation, but to create living spaces that genuinely feel like Parisian apartments. Each one is awash with natural light and designed to feel elegant, functional, and perfectly calming. We carried out these changes while the hotel remained fully open—staying true to our approach of blending transformation with impeccable service.”

Working hand-in-hand with legendary designer Pierre-Yves Rochon, the transformation is nothing short of remarkable. Paris is no longer just the setting; it’s woven into every detail of the guest experience. The result? Rooms, suites, and balconies that capture the city’s twinkling lights, lush gardens, and timeless monuments. There’s an effortless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, with French windows framing spellbinding views of the Eiffel Tower and the city’s elegant boulevards. Some balconies have been transformed into leafy urban retreats, where guests can watch Paris come alive from their own green oasis.

Inside, the design pays homage to Parisian pedigree, with oversized layouts—the largest guest rooms in the city—personal workspaces, curated libraries, and private dining rooms. A seamless blend of Louis XVI furniture, 19th-century artwork, and modern accents gives these spaces a sense of timelessness and quiet luxury. Every detail is crafted to evoke the feeling of a classic Haussmann apartment—and every modern convenience, from home automation to mood lighting, is right at your fingertips.

Pierre-Yves Rochon sums it up: “This transformation redefines what luxury hotel living is all about. George V isn’t just a place to stay; it’s an address, a home, a sanctuary. We’ve combined classic and contemporary, always pushing the boundaries of modern hospitality, all while staying faithful to the hotel’s soul.”

Let’s take a peek at the showstoppers:

The Penthouse Suite: Paris at Your Feet

Perched atop the hotel, this romantic sanctuary has been transformed into a haven of light, elegance, and poetry. With three terraces overlooking the Eiffel Tower, lush gardens, and exquisite interiors, it’s the ultimate retreat for sipping Champagne beneath the City of Light’s iconic skyline.

The Parisian Eiffel Suite: Elegant Family Living

Perfect for families or longer Parisian escapes, this suite is a true apartment, with interconnected rooms, grand views of the Eiffel Tower, and two generously landscaped terraces. The suite’s design blends pale blues, golds, and off-whites, balancing Parisian history with contemporary elegance.

The Parisian Suite: Understated Sophistication

Here, quiet luxury reigns. The reimagined suite welcomes guests with sunlit lounges, a semi-open library, and delicate art and antiques. Subtle sea greens and gilded highlights combine for an atmosphere of serenity, echoed in the Carrara marble bathroom and softly lit dressing area.

Ultimately, the transformation of the Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris goes far beyond just a new look—it’s a bold new chapter for an address that remains as timeless as the city itself. Each stay now feels more personal, more Parisian, and more extraordinary than ever before.