Hotel Le Bristol Paris
Madeleine, Paris
“Grand palace salon”
Vibe
Socrate, the resident Sacred Birman cat, pads across antique Aubusson carpets as tea is poured in the central garden courtyard.
“Grand palace salon”
French Palace service with anticipatory concierges, bespoke children's programming, and on-site bakery and chocolate ateliers.
Generations of Parisians gather for daily afternoon tea and dining under crystal chandeliers at Café Antonia.
Opened in 1925 on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, preserving Louis XV furnishings and Aubusson tapestries.
On Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré near designer boutiques and steps from the Élysée Palace.
Rooms
Pastel silks from Pierre Frey drape classical Louis XV furniture, with tall French windows opening onto the manicured interior garden.
Wellness
The sixth-floor pool is styled like a 1920s yacht prow, where teak decking opens to solarium views of Montmartre.
Backstory
Opened in 1925, the building sheltered the American Embassy during World War II, remaining one of Paris's only non-requisitioned grand hotels.
Eat & drink
Four Michelin stars anchor dining across the courtyard, alongside house-made pastries baked from heirloom wheat milled in the basement ateliers.
The neighborhood
Set along Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, couture flagship salons and the Élysée Palace sit right outside the limestone gates.
The app
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