Fifteen hotels of the 4th arrondissement, Paris, from one star to five, one choice per category in each sector — Saint-Paul, Rosiers, Hôtel de Ville, the islands. Checked October 2026.
★★★★★ 5-star hotel · Atout France classification of 6 October 2023
Metro 1, 11 1 11 Hôtel de Ville · 3 min walk
Metro 11 11 Rambuteau · 7 min walk
17 rue de la Verrerie, 75004 Paris · 61 rooms
The five-star of the Hôtel de Ville sector, with an eight-metre heated pool in the basement under a fresco inspired by Jean Cocteau. Interiors by Martin Brudnizki, a restaurant called Boubalé, one MICHELIN Key, three adapted rooms. Communicating rooms and suites sleep up to ten. Small dogs are accepted for a fee. Hôtel de Ville is three minutes away.
★★★★ 4-star hotel · Atout France classification of 6 August 2025
Metro 1, 11 1 11 Hôtel de Ville · 2 min walk
Metro 11 11 Rambuteau · 6 min walk
11 rue du Temple, 75004 Paris · 58 rooms
Fifty-eight rooms at 11 rue du Temple, almost opposite the BHV and the north side of the town hall. A patio with a living wall organises much of the building, refurbished in 2006; the sauna and gym are for guests only, and a sauna is not a spa. Two rooms are fully accessible; the 40 m² suite sleeps four. No pets, except assistance dogs.
★★★ 3-star hotel · Atout France classification of 3 January 2023
Metro 11 11 Rambuteau · 4 min walk
Metro 1, 11 1 11 Hôtel de Ville · 6 min walk
8 rue du Plâtre, 75004 Paris · 29 rooms
Twenty-nine rooms on rue du Plâtre, a short street between rue du Temple and rue des Archives. Every room has reversible air conditioning, and most Twin and Triple rooms face a small courtyard, according to the hotel. The lounge, in a Regency style, is by the interior architect Didier Benderli. There is a lift but no adapted room; paid parking is available on request.
★★★★★ 5-star hotel · Atout France classification of 23 December 2024
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 7 min walk
Metro 1, 11 1 11 Hôtel de Ville · 7 min walk
2 rue des Guillemites, 75004 Paris · 8 rooms
Eight rooms and suites, each named after a famous pseudonym — one is Balzac's youthful anagram — in a decor by Anne Peyroux and Emmanuèle Thisy. Breakfast is served all day; treatments are given in the room only. A few rooms come with a private balcony or terrace. A full-access double room is listed, and dogs are welcome. The three nearest stations are seven minutes away.
★★★★ 4-star hotel · Atout France classification of 1 September 2026
Metro 1, 11 1 11 Hôtel de Ville · 6 min walk
Metro 7 7 Pont Marie · 6 min walk
58 rue du Roi-de-Sicile, 75004 Paris · 29 rooms
Philippe Starck designed the interiors of this 29-room four-star on rue du Roi-de-Sicile. Le Confidence, the bar, borrows from the 1920s and serves cocktails Tuesday to Saturday, 3 p.m. to 10.45 p.m.. Four communicating rooms, two adapted rooms, pets under 20 kg for a supplement. The top-floor Suite Aurore has a view over the rooftops; the hotel also holds the Clef Verte label.
★★★ 3-star hotel · Atout France classification of 28 February 2022
Metro 7 7 Pont Marie · 5 min walk
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 5 min walk
12 rue Vieille-du-Temple, 75004 Paris · 19 rooms
Nineteen rooms and an eighteenth-century decor — a 1792 piano-forte, a Louis XV harp — in tribute to the playwright, who rented the mansion at no. 47 of the same street from 1776 and wrote The Marriage of Figaro there. Six rooms on the street have a balcony. Rooms are limited to two guests; no adapted room, no pets. The period feel is a decor: our sources list no heritage protection for no. 12.
★★★★★ 5-star hotel · Atout France classification of 17 October 2022
Metro 7 7 Sully-Morland · 3 min walk
Metro 5 5 Quai de la Rapée · 8 min walk
10 rue Agrippa-d'Aubigné, 75004 Paris · 162 rooms
The largest of the eight five-stars of the Marais, with 162 rooms in a sixteen-floor municipal building of the 1960s reworked from 2016 to 2022 by David Chipperfield Architects. Spa Maison Codage with hammam, a gym open round the clock, and the Bonnie restaurant and club on the 15th and 16th floors. Air conditioning in every room; the car park is a paid valet service.
★★★★ 4-star hotel · Atout France classification of 11 October 2023
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 3 min walk
Metro 7 7 Sully-Morland · 3 min walk
20 rue Saint-Paul, 75004 Paris · 22 rooms
Twenty-two rooms on rue Saint-Paul, in a blue, grey and white Gustavian scheme. The hammam is reserved for guests, with a gym and a bar open from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. The hotel says it stands on the site of the royal residence that Charles V built in the fourteenth century. Two rooms are adapted for wheelchair users; pets under 10 kg are accepted. Saint-Paul and Sully-Morland are both three minutes away.
★★★ 3-star hotel · Atout France classification of 21 June 2022
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 4 min walk
Metro 7 7 Sully-Morland · 5 min walk
14 rue Neuve-Saint-Pierre, 75004 Paris · 21 rooms
A three-star of 21 rooms near the Village Saint-Paul, in what it calls a baroque-chic style, run under the HappyCulture banner. It has a terrace for guests, a 24-hour business corner, a triple room, one adapted room and air conditioning throughout; all pets are accepted for a supplement. The hotel reports a B on the French environmental display for hotels.
★★ 2-star hotel · Atout France classification of 25 January 2024
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 2 min walk
Metro 7 7 Sully-Morland · 7 min walk
9 rue d'Ormesson, 75004 Paris · 23 rooms
Twenty-three rooms on the car-free place du Marché-Sainte-Catherine, two minutes from Saint-Paul (line 1), with air conditioning and family rooms. No adapted room. Our € band is only an estimate from the two-star category; check the rates for your own dates.
★ 1-star hotel · Atout France classification of 25 January 2022
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 4 min walk
Metro 1, 5, 8 1 5 8 Bastille · 5 min walk
48 rue Saint-Antoine, 75004 Paris · 22 rooms
The only one-star hotel of the 4th, at 48 rue Saint-Antoine, with 22 rooms from single to quadruple. The hotel declares itself accessible to guests with visual or hearing impairments, and does not mention a lift, air conditioning or pets. Its classification runs to 25 January 2027; we could not test its booking engine, which needs JavaScript.
★★★★★ 5-star hotel · Atout France classification of 24 September 2024
Metro 8 8 Chemin Vert · 4 min walk
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 5 min walk
19 place des Vosges, 75004 Paris · 12 rooms
Twelve rooms and suites at 19 place des Vosges, in the former Hôtel Marchand, built from 1605 to 1612 and listed as a historic monument in 1954. All rooms face the square, says the hotel; first-floor ceilings reach five metres. It has no spa: a private Roman bath under the vaults and in-room treatments replace one. The restaurant puts tables under the arcades in warm weather.
★★★ 3-star hotel · Atout France classification of 15 December 2022
Metro 1 1 Saint-Paul · 3 min walk
Metro 7 7 Sully-Morland · 7 min walk
6 rue de Turenne, 75004 Paris · 41 rooms
Forty-one rooms at the bottom of rue de Turenne, fifty metres from rue Saint-Antoine and three minutes from Saint-Paul. All rooms are air-conditioned, five are triples of 21 m², two are adapted, and some have a balcony. The breakfast is organic. It belongs to Les Hôtels Victoria and has an air-conditioned meeting room.
★★★★ 4-star hotel · Atout France classification of 17 August 2022
Metro 7 7 Pont Marie · 3 min walk
Metro 7 7 Sully-Morland · 6 min walk
54 rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Île, 75004 Paris · 30 rooms
On the island, a real-tennis court of 1634 turned into 30 rooms around a three-hundred-year-old timber frame, in the hotel's words. A hammam, sauna and massage bed sit in the vaulted cellars, for guests and at a charge. Bar open from 9 a.m. to 11.30 p.m., an interior patio, two apartments of two and three bedrooms, which are not air-conditioned.
★★★ 3-star hotel · Atout France classification of 5 June 2023
Metro 7 7 Pont Marie · 4 min walk
Metro 10 10 Maubert-Mutualité · 8 min walk
75 rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Île, 75004 Paris · 20 rooms
One of two three-stars on the island, with 20 rooms redone in 2022 behind a stone-and-beams decor, and one top-floor room with a balcony facing the Seine and the Panthéon. It has one wheelchair-adapted room and a triple, and takes pets for a supplement. Pont Marie, on line 7, is four minutes away. The hotel's own website does not mention air conditioning.
The 4th arrondissement has 38 hotels in our database. A list of the dearest ones would say little about the district, so the rule is mechanical and applied sector by sector. We divide the arrondissement into five sectors — Saint-Paul, rue des Rosiers, Hôtel de Ville, the place des Vosges and the islands. In each, for every official category present (five, four, three, two and one star), we keep the hotel that lists the most facilities on its own website: restaurant, bar, spa, pool, gym, terrace, patio, air conditioning, family and accessible rooms, pets, parking.
When two hotels tie, the one nearer its metro station comes first. Hotels without an official classification, two in the 4th, are left out. That gives fifteen hotels, shown sector by sector, starting with the Hôtel de Ville. A count of facilities measures what is on offer, not quality: Hôtel de JoBo, Roi de Sicile Rivoli or Hôtel Castex are not lesser hotels; they simply list fewer facilities than the pick of their category. The 3rd arrondissement follows the same rule in hotels in the 3rd arrondissement.
The five sectors
Saint-Paul (16 hotels). Line 1 at Saint-Paul, Sully-Morland on line 7, the Village Saint-Paul and the car-free place du Marché-Sainte-Catherine. The biggest choice: 5 of the 15 picks. See also hotels near rue Saint-Paul.
Rue des Rosiers (4). The Pletzl, the historic Jewish quarter; the street is 303 metres long and car-free on Sundays since 2006. The hotels here are four to seven minutes on foot from Saint-Paul, Pont Marie or Hôtel de Ville. See hotels near rue des Rosiers.
Hôtel de Ville (11). The corner with the most connections. Châtelet, with five metro lines, and the RER B towards Charles-de-Gaulle are three to nine minutes away on foot from the hotels that list the station; line 14 reaches Orly from Châtelet. Our page on hotels near the Hôtel de Ville lists them by distance.
Place des Vosges (3). The square straddles two arrondissements, and only its north side belongs to the 3rd. Two of the sector’s three hotels are classified. Le Pavillon de la Reine, at no. 28, is on the north side: hotels near the place des Vosges.
The islands (4). All four hotels are on the Île Saint-Louis: hotels on the Île Saint-Louis. Pont Marie (line 7) is the nearest station for all four, three to four minutes away on foot.
The Paris tourist tax is added to the bill per adult per night and depends on the official category: in 2026, €11.70 in a five-star, €8.45 in a four-star, €5.53 in a three-star, €3.25 in a two-star and €2.60 in a one-star. The first four arrondissements are a limited-traffic zone: you may drive to your hotel or take a taxi, but not cross the zone. The islands are outside it.
Is the 4th arrondissement a good place to stay in Paris?
For a first visit, yes, on our figures. From the place des Vosges, the IDFM timetables give 17 minutes to the Louvre, 19 to Notre-Dame and 37 to 38 to the Eiffel Tower on a weekday morning. Two drawbacks: the Centre Pompidou has been closed for works since September 2025, and the Sunday crowds in rue des Rosiers and on rue des Francs-Bourgeois are dense.
What are the standout hotels in the 4th arrondissement of Paris?
We do not rate hotels. Four of the 38 in the 4th are classified five stars — Le Grand Mazarin, SO/ Paris, Hôtel Dupond-Smith and Cour des Vosges — and nine four stars. The table above matches hotels to needs, and the rule behind the fifteen picks is explained below.
Where should I stay in Paris for four nights?
We cover only the 3rd and 4th, so we cannot compare with other districts. Within the 4th, Saint-Paul offers line 1, the Village Saint-Paul and the largest choice, with 16 hotels. The Hôtel de Ville sector has the most connections, and the island is residential, with almost no shops outside rue Saint-Louis-en-l'Île.
What is the 4th arrondissement known for?
Notre-Dame on the Île de la Cité, the Hôtel de Ville, seat of the city administration on this site since 1357, the south of the Marais with the Village Saint-Paul and the place des Vosges, rue des Rosiers and the Île Saint-Louis. The Centre Pompidou is closed for works until 2030.
How many hotels are there in the 4th arrondissement?
Our database counts 38 open hotels: four five-star, nine four-star, twenty three-star, two two-star, one one-star and two unclassified. Saint-Paul has 16, Hôtel de Ville 11, the islands 4, rue des Rosiers 4 and the place des Vosges 3.
