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A former private mansion on a quiet 7th arrondissement street, this 29-room boutique hotel is the Florentine brand's first Paris outpost. Michele Bönan's interiors mix antiques, vintage lamps, and flea-market finds in a way that feels like a very chic friend's apartment, and that's the whole point. The rooms all run slightly different, with Parisian moldings and Italian marble bathrooms. A spa, indoor pool, and Italian restaurant round out the stay.

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Stone facade, quaint balconies, a few with Eiffel Tower sightlines: the bones of this Saint-Germain-des-Prés hotel have been in the neighborhood forever, and a recent relaunch as Miiro's flagship kept them intact. Rooms are styled like a Parisian apartment, pale wood floors, antique lamps, and Le Labo in the bathroom. A speakeasy bar sits just around the corner, and a Refresh Room lets you clean up before check-in or after checkout, which is the kind of idea that makes you wonder why it took this long.

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Fifteen rooms on the rue Saint-Dominique, close enough to the Eiffel Tower that it starts to feel like a gimmick. India Mahdavi's interiors throw minimalism straight out the window, layering prints and patterns until the rooms feel like a Parisian salon that got carried away. Aesop in the bathroom, housemade yogurt at breakfast, and a French restaurant downstairs mean there's very little reason to leave, which is presumably the point.

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The library lounge is named for the publishing house next door, which tells you everything about the neighborhood and the clientele. This boutique hotel on the Left Bank sits in that useful middle ground: stylish but not performatively so, classic but not frozen in amber. Pierre Frey silk curtains share the room with free wi-fi, Carrara marble makes up for modest bathrooms, and the cocktail list gives the leather armchairs something to do after dark.

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