Ritz Paris
Louvre - Tuileries, Paris
“Legendary Parisian palace”
Vibe
Place Vendôme grandeur meets living history, where guests take tea beside the Salon Proust fireplace before settling into Bar Hemingway.
“Legendary Parisian palace”
An 1898 Place Vendôme palace where Coco Chanel resided for over three decades.
Generations of unbroken rituals from afternoon tea in Salon Proust to cocktails at Bar Hemingway.
Signature peach terrycloth bathrobes, gilded swan faucets, and dedicated valets attending every suite.
On Place Vendôme, steps from Rue Saint-Honoré boutiques and a short walk from the Tuileries Garden.
Rooms
Bedside call bells, period antiques, and signature gold swan-neck faucets pair with views over Place Vendôme or the linden-lined Grand Jardin.
Wellness
A subterranean indoor pool stretches beneath a painted trompe-l'œil sky, complemented by a sauna and custom treatments at the spa.
Backstory
Swiss hotelier César Ritz and chef Auguste Escoffier opened the property in 1898, uniting two 18th-century townhouses on the royal square.
Eat & drink
Leather armchairs and literary relics define Bar Hemingway, while Michelin-starred Espadon serves seasonal tasting menus looking onto the private garden.
The neighborhood
Haute joaillerie salons ring the square outside the lobby, with Rue Saint-Honoré boutiques and the Tuileries Garden just steps away.
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