Overview
Occupying a prime position on the rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Hotel Le Bristol opened for business in the Roaring Twenties and since then has rubbed shoulders with some of the city’s finest fashion houses, including Hermes and Lanvin, which were also opened on this famous street. The hotel was named in tribute to a British earl who was famed for his love of luxury and comfort – and Le Bristol certainly provides both, in copious amounts. Enjoy a glamorous slice of Old Paris when you choose to spend your Paris holiday in this majestic 5 star hotel.
Holiday resort information
Room Types
There are 188 beautifully appointed guest rooms at Le Bristol, 92 of them suites. Extensively refurbished, they are all decorated in an elegant eighteenth century style and boast authentic mirrors, paintings and prints on the walls. 325-square-foot Superior Rooms are some of the most spacious in the city and include generous bathrooms, king-size or twin beds and charming views of the hotel’s flower-strewn courtyard.
Overlooking the gardens or the courtyard, 485-square-foot Deluxe Rooms boast vintage prints on the walls and plush fabrics, while the ultra-lavish Prestige Rooms feature a comfortable lounge area and spacious bathroom complete with twin basins, shower and bidet.
There are several categories of suite to choose from at the hotel. Couples on a romantic mini break may want to reserve one of the Deluxe Suites, which are 970 square feet in size and come with a separate entrance, expansive bedroom and lounge area. They are decorated with exquisite paintings by the French masters, as well as stunning sculptures and antique furniture.
If you desire even more space and opulence, why not select the Prestige Elysée Suite, which consist of a lavishly furnished bedroom, a lounge and two bathrooms. Alternatively you can treat yourselves to the Honeymoon suite which is ideally situated on the top floor and offers panoramic views over the city. This suite comes with an expansive sitting room, a bedroom with two dressing areas, and a connecting bathroom with steam shower and large bath.
Overlooking the gardens or the courtyard, 485-square-foot Deluxe Rooms boast vintage prints on the walls and plush fabrics, while the ultra-lavish Prestige Rooms feature a comfortable lounge area and spacious bathroom complete with twin basins, shower and bidet.
There are several categories of suite to choose from at the hotel. Couples on a romantic mini break may want to reserve one of the Deluxe Suites, which are 970 square feet in size and come with a separate entrance, expansive bedroom and lounge area. They are decorated with exquisite paintings by the French masters, as well as stunning sculptures and antique furniture.
If you desire even more space and opulence, why not select the Prestige Elysée Suite, which consist of a lavishly furnished bedroom, a lounge and two bathrooms. Alternatively you can treat yourselves to the Honeymoon suite which is ideally situated on the top floor and offers panoramic views over the city. This suite comes with an expansive sitting room, a bedroom with two dressing areas, and a connecting bathroom with steam shower and large bath.
Facilities
Hotel Le Bristol is also home to the Spa Le Bristol, where guests can continue the VIP treatment with a soothing massage, body treatment or facial. There is also a fully renovated hair salon, a fitness centre and a swimming pool which provides sweeping views over Paris.
Restaurants
There are three superlative restaurants and an ultra-stylish bar at Hotel Le Bristol. Epicure overlooks the lush hotel gardens and serves up an elegant menu of mouth-watering dishes at breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Some of the meals you can sample include Blue Lobster roasted with salted butter, Milk-fed Saddle of Lamb, and a milk chocolate iced parfait with hazelnuts and thin slices of chocolate. More decadent dining can be had at 144 Faubourg, a luxury brasserie on two levels, which boasts a delicious menu of fish and meat dishes, not to mention irresistible desserts and an impressive selection of wines, coffee, teas and herbal teas.
After a resplendent romantic dinner you can finish off with a sophisticated nightcap at Le Bar du Bristol. This plush watering hole is reminiscent of a traditional English club and offers a daily art appreciation session every evening, as well as live music, which can be enjoyed while sipping an exotic cocktail or glass of fine wine.
Some of the meals you can sample include Blue Lobster roasted with salted butter, Milk-fed Saddle of Lamb, and a milk chocolate iced parfait with hazelnuts and thin slices of chocolate. More decadent dining can be had at 144 Faubourg, a luxury brasserie on two levels, which boasts a delicious menu of fish and meat dishes, not to mention irresistible desserts and an impressive selection of wines, coffee, teas and herbal teas.
After a resplendent romantic dinner you can finish off with a sophisticated nightcap at Le Bar du Bristol. This plush watering hole is reminiscent of a traditional English club and offers a daily art appreciation session every evening, as well as live music, which can be enjoyed while sipping an exotic cocktail or glass of fine wine.
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