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E Hôtel Sully, 48 rue St-Antoine, 75004, T 01 42 78 49 32, F 01 44 61 76 50 M St Paul, Bastille. A budget option in an excellent location for those who want to be near the action of the Marais and the Bastille. It’s reasonably priced at under €60 for a rickety en-suite double room, and an extra €10 per person for rooms of three or four people.

A Hôtel Costes, 239 rue St Honoré, 75001, T 01 42 44 50 00, F 01 42 44 50 25, http://www.hotelcostes.com M Palais Royale, Châtelet. Prices are way off the scale for most – from €610 – but what French designer Jacques Garcia has produced in terms of the classy decor deserves a mention. Garcia’s defining principle of design is to work with the natural tendency of a room or space. Thus a small room should be filled, a large room emptied, a room with no natural light made sombre and a room with plenty of light made even lighter. The inner terrace is a flurry of verandas, galleries, balustrades and statuary. There is a magnificent pool, and a Chinese salon brought to life by mirrors and splashes of lacquer. Rooms are luxurious, but not intimidating, decorated with hints of Orientalism, such as cedar furnishings inset with mother-of-pearl.

A Hôtel Regina, 2 place des Pyramides, 75001, T 01 42 60 31 10, F 01 40 15 95 16, http://www.regina-hotel.com M Tuileries, Palais Royal. Sister to the Raphael in the Champs Elysées, this is another long-standing hotel of grandeur and hospitality. There are 150 rooms furnished with Louis XV and Louis XVI pieces and many of the rooms overlook the Tuileries gardens. Other features include the art nouveau restaurant with its roaring fire, the Bar Anglais and the garden courtyard restaurant.

B Hôtel des Tuileries, 10 rue Saint-Hyacinthe, 75001, T 01 42 61 04 17, F 01 49 27 91 56, http://www.hotel-des-tuileries.com M Pyramides. A private 18th-century house, converted into a hotel, in a tiny street a few minutes from the Tuileries gardens. The facade, the front doors and the spiral stairway with its wooden steps are all original features, and classified as historic monuments. There are 26 rooms divided into three categories, all well designed to fit the sometimes limited space. The decoration of the rooms is individual, comfortable and homely. The reception room showcases Louis XVI-style furniture, 18th-century mirrors and antique rugs. The garden feature brightens up the breakfast room, even if some of the flowers are fake. Some of the rooms have balconies.

C Hôtel des 3 Poussins, 15 rue Clauzel, 75009, T 01 53 32 81 81, F 01 53 32 81 82, http://www.les3poussins.com M St Georges. A former mansion converted into a gleaming hotel. There are 40 rooms, of which more than half have a fully equipped kitchenette. This is a quiet, pretty area of the city within walking distance – for the reasonably energetic anyway – of Opéra to the southwest and Montmartre to the north. There are good restaurants along rue St Georges and mouthwatering food shops along rue des Martyrs.

C Hôtel Brighton, 218 rue de Rivoli, 75001, T 01 47 03 61 61, F 01 42 60 41 78, http://www.esprit-de-france.com M Tuileries. The stunning view over the Tuileries gardens makes the Brighton an enduring success and, at last, much needed refurbishments are under way. The look of the new rooms is a vast improvement, not least in the large bathrooms with their peach- coloured floor tiles, gleaming white wall tiles and marble sink surrounds. From your breakfast table you can watch the streams of people rushing hither and thither along the rue de Rivoli.

D Hôtel Londres & New York, 15 place du Havre, 75008, T 01 43 87 35 10, F 01 43 87 54 38, http://www.hotel-londresnewyork.com M St Lazare. Don’t be too disheartened by the seen-better-days facade and the rather narrow, soulless lobby. The 67 rooms are actually very decent and modern, and not bad value for money.

D Hôtel Prince Albert Louvre, 5 rue St Hyacinthe, 75001, T 01 42 61 58 36, F 01 40 60 04 06, resapal@free.fr M Pyramides. Rates for spacious en-suite doubles are negotiable by as much as 20%, so ask for their best price. At the reduced rate, the hotel is really good value, given its location (near many sights, yet quiet) and the generous size of the rooms. There is a large sitting room with old-fashioned, flowery sofas, huge mirrors and chandeliers.

E L’Hôtel Chopin, 46 passage Jouffroy, au niveau du 10 blvd Montmartre, 75009, T 01 47 70 58 10, F 01 42 47 00 70. M Grands Boulevards. A charming hotel with 36 en-suite rooms tucked away in a delightful 19th-century, glass-roofed passage. The novel location ensures it is usually full, so booking ahead is advisable.

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