Hôtel de Crillon
Concorde, Paris
“Neoclassical palace redoubt”
Vibe
Gilded 18th-century salons and dedicated butler service anchor an aristocratic neoclassical palace overlooking the fountains of Place de la Concorde.
“Neoclassical palace redoubt”
Dedicated butler service, private in-suite check-in with champagne, and bespoke concierge care across every floor.
Commissioned in 1758 by King Louis XV, preserving landmarked 18th-century facades and gilded private salons.
Karl Lagerfeld apartments, Arabescato Fantastico marble bathrooms, and subterranean pool tiled in scalloped gold leaf.
On Place de la Concorde by the Tuileries Garden and Champs-Élysées, a short walk to the Louvre.
Rooms
Karl Lagerfeld designed signature apartments with reclaimed fountain basins, while bathrooms across the residence feature Arabescato Fantastico marble.
Wellness
A subterranean pool sparkles under natural skylights with 17,600 gold-leaf scalloped tiles, flanked by a hammam and Himalayan salt lounge.
Backstory
Commissioned in 1758 by King Louis XV, the Ange-Jacques Gabriel-designed neoclassical facade served as the Counts of Crillon residence until 1909.
Eat & drink
Evenings center on live music beneath painted cloudscapes at Bar Les Ambassadeurs, alongside Paul Pairet’s French grill and delicate patisseries.
The neighborhood
The Tuileries Garden and Champs-Élysées border the plaza, putting the Louvre and Seine riverbanks within an easy morning stroll.
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