San Régis Paris

Designed in the 19th century as a hôtel particulier, or “private mansion,” San Régis Paris sits in what was then — and still is — one of the most covetable locales in the capital city. Tucked away on a more subdued side street in the “golden triangle,” which is flanked by avenues Montaigne, Georges V and the Champs-Élysées, the San Régis is a short stroll from landmarks like the Grand and Petit Palais, Arc de Triomphe and designer-clad shopping street Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré — and boutiques like Christian Dior and Louis Vuitton are just around the corner.

Renovated by interior design icon Pierre-Yves Rochon, the family-run boutique hotel, with its molded cornices and period arches, features 42 rooms and suites, each created as a modernized snapshot of the moment in time when the home was built. Featuring a neo-classical façade, crystal and bronze objets d’art, regal antique furniture and silk-lined walls sourced from some of the finest fabric maisons in France, it’s no surprise the San Régis has been a Hollywood and fashion favorite for nearly half a century.