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Le Bristol Paris

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Standard Amenities

◇Spa
◇Wellness center
◇Art collection
◇Antiques
◇Fitness center/Gym
◇Air conditioning
◇Heating
◇Balcony/Terrace
◇Minibar
◇Room service
◇Turndown service

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Le Bristol Paris

On the rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, in the 8th arrondissement, opposite the Élysée Palace and along the same stretch of shopfronts that hold the ateliers of the great couture houses, Le Bristol occupies the site of a mansion that once belonged to Count Jules de Castellane, bought in 1923 by Hippolyte Jammet, son of the family behind the Paris restaurant Le Boeuf à la Mode, who commissioned architects Gustave Umbdenstock and Urbain Cassan to raise an Art Deco palace on the ground. It opened in April 1925, named for Frederick Augustus Hervey, the fourth Earl of Bristol, an eighteenth-century traveller known for refusing to compromise on comfort wherever he went. Jammet's son Pierre, born days before the opening and raised inside the hotel, ran it from 1964 until 1978, when the family sold it to the German hotelier Rudolf Oetker, whose family's Oetker Collection has owned it since, with 188 rooms and suites spread across the original building and a later wing built into the grounds of a former convent. Inside, the rooms mix Louis XV and Louis XVI furniture with a more contemporary hand, and the hotel keeps a serious art collection on its walls, including works by Daniel Buren, Diane de Wurtemberg and Ugo Rondinone. The kitchens are now led by Arnaud Faye, a Meilleur Ouvrier de France who took over Epicure in the spring of 2024 after Eric Frechon's twenty five years at the stove, working alongside Franck Leroy, who has been in the kitchen even longer than Frechon was. Epicure holds three Michelin stars and looks over the hotel's 1,200 square metre French garden; the more relaxed 114 Faubourg holds one. Café Antonia serves an all day menu in a frescoed dining room, known among regulars for a hot chocolate poured tableside from a pot large enough for three. The hotel mills its own flour, bakes its own bread and keeps a cheese cellar, a chocolate workshop and a pasta workshop, and the rooftop pool, lined in teak and renovated in early 2026, looks out toward Montmartre and the Eiffel Tower. The spa, run with La Prairie, has eight treatment rooms, including one for couples. Staying here feels less like checking into a hotel than being received into someone's very well-kept house, the kind where the staff have worked there for decades and the Angora cat, Fa-Raon, has the run of the corridors and a small following of his own. It suits a traveller with the patience and the money to appreciate small, expensive gestures over obvious ones, someone who notices when a Meilleur Ouvrier de France has recut a menu rather than simply refreshed it. It is not the newest palace in Paris, and it does not try to be; the interest here is continuity, a century of the same values carried forward by an institution rather than a moment. You should not come if you want the most contemporary design statement among the Paris palaces, that belongs a short walk away at Cheval Blanc; the interiors here are handsome rather than daring, more inherited than art-directed. You should come for a version of Paris that has not needed to reinvent itself to stay convincing, for a kitchen currently being handed carefully from one serious chef to another, and for a garden in the middle of the 8th arrondissement that most guests forget is there until they are sitting in it. The short version: A 1925 Art Deco palace on the Faubourg Saint-Honoré with 188 rooms and suites, a three-Michelin-starred kitchen now led by Arnaud Faye, and a century under two families, the Jammets and the Oetkers.

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What to Know Before You Go

Early pool hours

Early pool hours

Go up before ten for the rooftop pool, when the teak deck is empty, and Montmartre is still in shadow.

The teapot chocolate

The teapot chocolate

Go to Café Antonia in the afternoon and ask for the hot chocolate, poured from a pot built for three.

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Where you'll be

112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Paris, France

Need to know

A few notes on your visit.

180 rooms including 46 suites, spread over 8 stories with elevator access

Cozy fireplace, garden with playground, and a playroom for children

Shops and a souvenir boutique on site

Reception with baggage storage and safe

Free WiFi in public areas

Wheelchair-accessible facilities and rooms

Garage and parking available (fee applies)

24-hour security, childcare and babysitting, medical assistance, hotel doctor

Room service, laundry, coin laundry, hairdresser, and translation services

Shuttle, transfers, and bicycle rentals for exploring

Complimentary newspapers

Business center with fax machine and projector

Air conditioning and central heating

Some rooms with balconies; children’s beds on request

Safe, minibar, desk, refrigerator, ironing set, and trouser press

Satellite TV, DVD player, direct dial phone, free WiFi, and daily paper

Slippers, bathrobes, vanity mirror, hairdryer, and telephone in bathrooms with shower and tub

Family rooms, non-smoking rooms, accessible rooms, plus 1 smoking room

Heated indoor and outdoor pools with sun terrace, loungers, and umbrellas

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What to pack

A slightly formal daytime wardrobe; the Faubourg's ateliers and the hotel's own dress code both reward not looking like a tourist.

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