Hotel le Bristol, opened in 1925, has had one aim first and foremost: to provide guests with the best a hotel stay could offer, while recreating the warm, intimate atmosphere of an opulent home. The rooms and suites house precious objects including original engravings and Old Masters, crystal chandeliers, antique furniture and Persian carpets.
Chintz curtains in lapis lazuli, emerald and raspberry add a fresh touch to the elaborate luxury. Here, even the hotel's bathrooms are as famed as its rooms. Renowned for being among the best and most spacious in Paris, much care has been lavished on the decor of the bathrooms, each of which features white Carrara or pink Portuguese marble, indulgently over-sized bathtubs, double wash basins and exquisite Anne Semonin toiletries.
The remainder of Hotel le Bristol shows the same touch. The white marble flooring and Ile-de-France stone walls of the regal lobby are offset by 10 Baccarat crystal chandeliers, pink marble pillars, the finest tapestries from Gobelins and Louis XVI sofas upholstered in rare fabrics.
The area is further occupied by an imposing portrait of Marie Antoinette, set by the double line of pink marble columns flanking the path that leads up the gorgeous hotel garden. Many other 18th and 19th century art pieces, which came from the famed Louvre museum in the 1930s, decorate the hotel.
For those looking for the ultimate in timeless elegance and style in one of the world's most fashionable cities, Hotel le Bristol is a natural choice.
THE GASTRONOMIC RESTAURANT
Hotel Le Bristol is the only hotel in Paris with a restaurant that alters with the seasons. For the winter months the restaurant resides in what used to be the private theatre of 19th-century owner Jules de Castellane, where much of the original decor has been preserved. In summer, it moves outdoors to the Summer Restaurant Room in the largest hotel ...
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garden to be found in Paris.
Hotel Le Bristol's head chef, three-Michelin-star winner Eric Frechon regards cuisine in the same light as a highly creative process that is as influenced by style as much as substance. On Saturdays, fashion makes an entertaining pairing to afternoon tea, when guests can take in fashion shows during Fashion High Tea whilst enjoying Chef Laurent Jeannin's creations inspired by the collection of the day.
114 FAUBOURG.
Located on two open levels in the new wing of Hotel Le Bristol linked by a majestic, spiral staircase, the restaurant atmosphere is at once floral, warm and poetic. This is in sharp contrast to the state of the art open kitchen, which can be seen from the restaurant, and the glass-walled cellar. The 93-seat restaurant is beautifully ...
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lit with walls covered in brightly coloured depictions of dahlias and since its opening has already attracted many of the local jet-set and Hollywood starlets.
ANN SEMONIN SPA
The perfect escape from the bustling city outside, the spa provides a global approach to beauty through aroma-therapy and bespoke treatments, including phyto aromatic facials, body treatments and a comprehensive range of massages.