Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel
Following a 2017 renovation and restoration, Paris’ Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel shines brighter than ever with a blend of authentic grandeur and modern elegance.
Housed in an 18th-century palace (originally commissioned by Louis XV and later owned by its namesake family, the Counts of Crillon), the opulent manor boasts an array of original details, including pink-hued marble floors, gold-trimmed wrought-iron stair rails and high painted ceilings.
During the four-year transformation, architect Richard Martinet and a team of top designers stunningly repurposed the historic building, bringing its antique bones into the 21st century. A private reception suite framed by the original acajou-paneled walls replaced a boutique. The concierge station moved to a side salon, where light from a grand floor-to-ceiling window shines on contemporary artwork displayed on pale faux-stone walls.
Throughout the ground-floor lobby, there are intimate, contemporary seating areas where the décor is elegantly urbane with softly rounded, often handcrafted, furnishings and occasional fanciful features.
- With a prime location facing Place de la Concorde, Hôtel
de Crillon offers spectacular views of some of Paris’ most memorable landmarks,
including the Eiffel Tower, the sculpture-filled Tuileries Garden, Musee de l’Orangerie
with its Monet water lilies and Renoir portraits, and the tree-lined Champs-Élysées.
- An A-to-Z list of designer boutiques is within footsteps
of the luxury hotel; antique shops and art galleries line the Quai d’Orsay just
across the Seine.
- There’s no need to leave the property for pampering. On
the ground floor, you’ll find Forbes Travel Guide Four-Star Sense, A Rosewood Spa and a hair salon by David
Lucas.
- Though small, the subterranean indoor pool is absolutely
stunning. Surrounded by residential-style furnishings and an unusual faux-rock
wall, the stylish Peter Lane-designed space is an Instagrammable
backdrop.
- Be sure to order a glass of wine
with dinner. The Paris property carries an impressive 40,000-bottle collection,
including a selection of rare vintages dating back to the early 20th century.
- Take a step back in time with a spin in Hôtel de
Crillon’s house car, a 1973 Citroën DS.
- To really impress your travel
companions, ask the concierge to book you a private wine-paired dinner in La
Cave, home to the hotel’s immense 40,000-bottle collection.
- Be sure to plan ahead if you want to stay at this
fashionable address. Rates rise during major Paris events (such as art, design
and fashion weeks) as well as the winter and May holidays.
- Even the base-level Deluxe Rooms at this Paris hotel are
sumptuous. Starting at 340 square feet, the chic spaces include courtyard
views, Rivolta Carmignani Italian linens, heated floors and in-mirror TVs in
the bathrooms, and luxe Buly 1803 toiletries.
- No matter how spacious, all accommodations at this posh
property feature a residential-style vibe with plush bedding, a neutral color
palette and plenty of artwork.
- Ten signature suites offer an extra taste of opulence,
each with its own unique style. Suite (Leonard) Bernstein, for example, features
a flower-bordered 1,200-square-foot terrace, Parisian gray walls, an oval
dining room table for six, a massive oval bathtub and Eiffel Tower views.
- To feel like royalty in the
City of Light, book one of the Karl Lagerfeld-designed Les Grands Appartements.
These two suites can be combined to create a palatial 3,606-square-foot,
three-bedroom apartment, complete with crystal chandeliers, bespoke furniture, Carrara marble bathrooms and a Louis XVI-inspired canopy bed.
- The inviting grandeur of Les Ambassadeurs bar lures you in, but the delicious bites, Paris-inspired cocktails and lengthy list of champagnes will keep you there late into the night.
- The intimate L'Ecrin is an elegant and contemporary spot for haute cuisine from executive chef Boris Campanella. But this French restaurant takes a different approach: a bespoke menu is made around your choice in wine.
- Jardin d’Hiver provides a glamorous backdrop for all-day dining, afternoon tea or exquisite desserts by head pastry chef Matthieu Carlin.
- Nonos par Paul Pairet (traditional French with a twist) and Comestibles par Paul Pairet (an elevated diner) are adjoining venues that offer something for nearly every appetite.
- If you have a sweet tooth, the new Butterfly Pâtisserie’s creative cakes and seasonal treats are always on the menu. Should you need something stronger, the shop offers beer, wine and cocktails, too.
24-hour room service 
Babysitting services
Bar
Fitness classes
Gym
House car
Indoor pool
Meeting rooms
Pet friendly
Restaurants
Spa
