Welcome to Le Bristol Paris

Le Bristol Paris is an icon of French elegance and art de vivre boasting 190 completely renovated rooms and suites in the heart of Paris.

An exceptional setting best known for its outstanding dining tradition, the hotel holds 4 Michelin stars between Epicure and 114 Faubourg.

A lush, 13,000 square foot courtyard garden, Café Antonia, Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie, an iconic rooftop swimming pool and Le Bar du Bristol each offer stolen moments of joie throughout the day.

The Garden

A garden’s elegant rebirth at Le Bristol Paris

Le Bristol Paris’ new garden is a hidden treasure open for discovery. It is an oasis of flowers and calm lined by plush drawing rooms and a colonnade adorned by blossoming orange trees. The garden is a jewel of serenity only steps away from the bustle of Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Today, the green heart of the Palace takes on a magnificent new dimension to make our own hearts beat a little faster.

discover

Le Bristol Paris' Workshops

The Chocolate Factory

Behind the scenes of this Parisian palace is a magical place, bustling with creativity, Le Bristol Paris’ chocolate factory. Here a brigade of world class chocolatiers are crafting artistic delicacies.

discover more

The Living Bread

Respecting his vision to put truly artisanal bread back on the gastronomic table, Chef Eric Frechon has installed a flour mill in Le Bristol’s basement.

discover more

Good to know

Experts in beauty and wellbeing

From the moment you step into Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie you relinquish all the cares of the world and place yourself in the hands of highly trained professionals and experts in relaxation and beauty. A stunning indoor rooftop swimming pool with views over Montmartre and the Eiffel Tower completes this remarkable wellness offering.

discover the spa

Family residence

As a family owned hotel it is a genuine pleasure to welcome our younger guests, and we are delighted and gratified to see generations of families returning time and again to Le Bristol Paris.

discover more

Our feline friend

As charming as all our staff are, they cannot compete with the most popular member of Le Bristol Paris family, Fa-Raon the beautifully soft Burmese cat who can be spotted lounging around the hotel, and who adores being caressed and petted.

meet Fa-Raon

Très chic, très French, completely Le Bristol

Created in the grand Parisian style, guests immediately feel at home here. Yet a home unlike any other: Le Bristol was the first hotel in France to receive the title of Palace. Luxury and charm, Le Bristol style.

discover the rooms & suites

Awards

Le Bristol Paris has received a host of awards and accolades over the years which are testimony to the dedication and professionalism of our team.

discover the awards

A history of elegance

Le Bristol Paris has been a chic refuge of discreet luxury and savoir-faire since 1925. With nearly a century of history to draw upon, the hotel still leads the way in offering unparalleled levels of service, putting an extraordinary level of preparation into distinguishing each guest’s experience.

discover Le Bristol's history

Bonjour Le Bristol Paris !

Corporate social responsibility

Le Bristol Paris, pearl of Oetker Collection, is committed to the social and environmental responsibilities that come with being a bastion of privilege.

Discover how we’re investing in a sustainable future for the benefit of generations to come.

discover

Did you know?

We produce our own flour in our mill, and we use 40 to 50 kilos of flour per day for our Living Bread, making it approximately 16 000 kilos per year.

We bake 192 croissants (and the same amount of pains au chocolat) per day in our bakery, a little bit more than 70 000 per year.

We produce about 3 000 chocolate candies every week, making it about 156 000 per year.

There are more than 5 000 flower varieties in our new garden.

Le Bristol Paris still has the original room key, and not a magnetic card like most other hotels.

Le Bristol uses 11,000 light bulbs in its 2,008 light fittings (chandeliers, wall lights, bedside table lights, desk lamps) that light up the palace, all led.