"Fine 1920s building in a little street near the Champs-Elysees."

"Gustave Eiffel, architect of the Eiffel Tower, created the dazzling glass roof of the dining room here."

"An admirable hotel, the Vernet combines the best of modern and traditional comforts."

"The Vernet is refreshing while preserving its ever-so-Parisian Belle Époque origins." Full review

"Adorned with just enough attitude to make things interesting, the staff is the fuel that keeps this spry little powerhouse purring like a Lamborghini just out of valet parking." Full review

"Handsome contemporary rooms in relaxing neutrals feature refined natural materials, curvaceous wood paneling, plush carpets, and the kind of comfy furniture that invites you to kick off your shoes." Full review

"The 50-room Hotel Vernet is geared toward corporate guests...cultured, contemporary rooms and suites feature minibars, flat-screen TVs, and magnificent Carrera marble bathrooms." Full review

"Close to major attractions yet set apart enough from the tourist fray.This 50-room hotel offers the best of both worlds: It’s close enough to major attractions." Full review

"Sister hotel to the Left Bank’s Bel Ami, the Hôtel Vernet is blessed with a singular location: more or less right at the business end of the Golden Triangle, yards from the Arc de Triomphe itself, in a century-old post-Haussmann building by Albert Joseph Sélonier, with a glass dome designed by Gustave Eiffel himself" Full review