EasyToBook.com has gathered the Top 5 hotels in Paris for couples. The research, based on the period between May 2009 till May 2010, brought some interesting results; apparently the hotel’s location or price does not play a major role in the decision-making process.

There are times when we need to do Paris on a budget, and there are times when the word 'budget' doesn't even come up in the conversation. If you're traveling à la the latter category, here are two places you might want to consider - they're gloriously expensive, but ridiculously magnifique.

Don't get caught when you're booking your romantic Paris getaway. Be sure to pick a hotel that fits all the criteria: location, style and sensuality quotient that encourage flourishing love and passionate nights.

Hidden in a courtyard of linden and stone, a luxury hotel pays tribute to its origins, a King's love of His Queen. Here you will find privacy, quiet elegance combined with just the right touch of today's improvements. If that weren't enough, staying on the Place des Vosges is akin to being in heaven combined with intrigue and history.

Would you like to be able to tell your friends went to Paris and slept in a levitating bed or a confessional box?  Why not take a room in one of the city's most unusual hotels.

There's a signature violet box of Ladurée macaroons on my bed. It is the jewel in the crown in a spacious room draped with double-faced silk curtains and a wall of French doors that lead to a balcony where you can nibble the best macaroons in France (arguably, the best in the world). The macaroons, the French doors, the elegantly framed photos of Paris that line the quiet hallways and the original Haussmann façade with its wrought iron balconies remind you that you are in Paris.

Is it possible that somewhere in the Napoleonic Code, there's a notation allowing corporal punishment for the people who design hotel bathrooms in France? There must be a law. The thought of capital punishment has crossed our minds. But even we must admit it might be a bit too severe.

“This is our Dream Hotel,” says proprietress Isabelle Lozano. “It took us three generations of hoteliers to create the Apostrophe.”  This surprise of a hotel in the 6th arrondissement elegantly bows to the city's Arts and Letters.

Once you have a kid, you make overnight flights less often. And when you do make them, your destination is not some cushy hotel, it’s an apartment—for a smaller sum, you get twice the room, plus a kitchen.