Le Raphael, a 5 star hotel in Paris Champs-Élysées

It is reputed to be the most beautiful avenue in the world. Indeed, this magnificent artery, its counter-alleys, the gardens that border it on the Place de la Concorde side and the luxury stores on the Arc de Triomphe side make the Champs-Élysées one of the most visited tourist destinations in Paris, itself the most visited city on all continents. Being able to stay near the Champs-Élysées is a rare opportunity, which the Raphael, a 5-star hotel in Paris Champs-Élysées, offers.

The Raphael, a 5-star luxury hotel in the 16th arrondissement of Paris

Located on Avenue Kléber, the Raphael hotel is within easy reach of the Place de l'Étoile and the Champs-Élysées. Avenue Kléber is one of the twelve streets and avenues that form the famous star around the Arc de Triomphe. A particularly privileged situation, especially since the other end of Avenue Kléber leads to the Trocadero, which itself faces the Eiffel Tower. This tower, perhaps the most famous in the world, is one of the most beautiful views that the Raphael Hotel offers its guests. But it is not the only one. From the hotel's windows, and especially from the terrace on the top floor, one can contemplate all of Paris, starting with the nearby Arc de Triomphe, or even, further away, the Sacré-Coeur basilica. This 5-star hotel in Paris Champs-Élysées has one of the most beautiful roof terraces in the French capital.

The luxury of a 5-star hotel in Paris Champs-Élysées, soon to be 100 years old

When the weather is nice, you can have lunch and dinner at La Terrasse, the restaurant on the 7th floor; you can also have a drink at Le Champagne, one of the most famous rooftop bars in Paris. When the weather does not permit, the top floor restaurant and bar are open from April to September, the Raphael Hotel welcomes guests to its main restaurant, home of chef Francisco Merino, and its English bar.

For stays, Hotel Raphael offers 83 rooms and suites, spread over seven floors. The simplest rooms measure 25 m2, the largest, the Presidential Suite, 100 m2. All pay tribute to French history and heritage. The furniture in the rooms and suites, in the Louis XV-Louis XVI style, is indeed period, while the colors, fabrics and woodwork invite you to travel back in time.