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Prince de Galles

Paris, France · The Luxury Collection · High Luxury

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Prince de Galles has anchored 33 Avenue George V since 1928, on a Golden Triangle block renamed for King George V in 1918 that today counts two other landmark palace hotels as neighbors. The Arc de Triomphe is a 13-minute walk and the Eiffel Tower is visible from the street, and the hotel holds a 2026 Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star rating.

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The setting

Prince de Galles occupies 33 Avenue George V in the 8th arrondissement, neighbored at close range by two other landmark palace hotels on the same block — a cluster that defines the Golden Triangle's reputation as Paris's most exclusive hotel corridor. The avenue, renamed for King George V in 1918 after Haussmann's urban redesign, channels couture flagships and prestige retail along its broad tree-lined sweep from the Place de l'Alma to the Champs-Élysées. The Arc de Triomphe is 13 minutes on foot and the Eiffel Tower visible to the south, while the Seine lies a brief promenade beyond — fusing triumphal grandeur with intimate luxury in a setting unmatched on the Right Bank.

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