Hôtel Westminster
Gaillon, Paris
Vibe
Antique clocks tick beneath Belle Époque moldings on Rue de la Paix, where classic Parisian polish meets the warmth of an intimate townhouse.
“Belle Époque reliquary”
Operating since 1807 on Rue de la Paix, showcasing Haussmannian moldings and authentic antique clocks.
An enduring Rue de la Paix address anchored by Duke's Bar and traditional afternoon tea rituals.
Duke's Bar offers mahogany wood paneling, classic cocktails, and regular live piano and jazz sessions.
On Rue de la Paix, steps from Place Vendôme and the Palais Garnier opera house.
Rooms
Original marble fireplaces, intricate ceiling moldings, and classic parquet floors anchor spaces updated with tailored fabrics and discreet modern comforts.
Wellness
A top-floor fitness room and wellness suite pairs a classic sauna and hammam with quiet views over zinc Parisian rooftops.
Backstory
Founded in 1807 and named for the Duke of Westminster, the property long served as the discreet jewellers hotel beside Place Vendôme.
Eat & drink
Live piano plays across Duke's Bar beside a monumental fireplace, while Le Céladon serves refined French gastronomy under Helen Stephens decor.
The neighborhood
High-jewelry flagships flank the front door on Rue de la Paix, with Place Vendôme and the Palais Garnier just steps away.
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