Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel, Paris 5*
A legendary palace on Place de la Concorde.
Where centuries of French history meet discreet architectural grandeur.
Hotel Overview
Hôtel de Crillon transcends luxury—it is Paris incarnate in stone, commissioned by Louis XV and transformed into a palace hotel in 1909. The monumental neoclassical façade on Place de la Concorde leads into a world reborn after a €200 million restoration completed in 2017 by designers including Aline Asmar d’Amman, Karl Lagerfeld and Tristan Auer. The public salons, grand staircase and corridors now blend 18th-century heritage with modern intimacy, preserving its legacy as a stage for royalty, statesmen and creatives.
The Facilities at a Glance
Guests enjoy three distinguished restaurants including Michelin‑starred L’Écrin, the vibrant Nonos & Comestibles par Paul Pairet, and elegant Jardin d’Hiver for afternoon tea, plus the legendary Bar Les Ambassadeurs, acclaimed as the world’s best hotel bar under Kevin Rigault. A jewel‑box spa and subterranean pool shimmer beneath a skylight edged in gold‑leaf tile. There’s also a fully equipped fitness studio, hair salon, Butterfly pâtisserie and the Crillon boutique. In-room amenities include dedicated butler service, in‑mirror TVs, Dyson hairdryers and refined marble bathrooms.
Our Personal Recommendations
For guests who relish history, discretion and exceptional settings, Crillon offers hidden delights: learn how Marie‑Antoinette took piano lessons in the salon that now bears her name, or ask the concierge to point out the marble fountain from Versailles repurposed in one of the Grands Appartements by Karl Lagerfeld. In the evenings, sip a signature cocktail under the frescoed ceiling at Les Ambassadeurs while live jazz sets the tone. And for an unforgettable stay, reserve the Bernstein or Louis XV suite, where sweeping views of Concorde and refined interiors honor both fashion and legacy.
