Parisian hospitality at its finest
At 112 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré stands Le Bristol Paris, a legendary Parisian palace and timeless symbol of French elegance. An emblem of the authentic art de vivre, the House combines rare refinement with a deeply rooted sense of warm hospitality across 188 beautifully renovated rooms and suites. Awarded four Michelin stars between them, our restaurants — 114 Faubourg (one star) and Epicure (three stars) — celebrate the excellence of French gastronomy. Throughout the day, guests can savour moments of pure pleasure in the 13,000-square-foot courtyard garden, at Café Antonia, at Spa Le Bristol by La Mer, in the rooftop indoor swimming pool overlooking the Parisian skyline, or at Le Bar du Bristol, where evenings unfold in vibrant elegance.
At a glance
Home of La Joconde, Le Louvre is unmissable in Paris.
One of the most famous museums in Paris.
Nestled in the heart of the Marais, Place des Vosges embodies Parisian elegance with its classical facades, art galleries, and serene ambiance.
An architectural gem in the heart of Paris.
A Gothic masterpiece in the heart of Île de la Cité.
Paris’s timeless icon.
The perfect balcony to admire the Eiffel Tower.
A majestic symbol of French history.
Perched atop the city, Montmartre surrounds the Sacré-Cœur Basilica with cobbled streets, artist studios, and sweeping views of Paris.
Behind its discreet façade on Rue du Bac, Deyrolle reveals a fascinating world where nature is elevated to art.
Just steps from the Musée Grévin, Passage Jouffroy captivates with its bright architecture, mosaic flooring, and discreet boutiques.
The only amusement park in Paris, located within the Bois de Boulogne, the Jardin d’Acclimatation offers an elegant retreat with its landscaped gardens, family-friendly attractions, and carousels.
At the heart of the Pavillons de Bercy, the Fairground Arts Museum showcases century-old rides, rare objects, and immersive scenography in a timeless setting.
Bordering Parc Monceau, the Cernuschi Museum offers a refined journey through Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Vietnamese art in a 19th-century mansion.
Behind a discreet carriage door near the Palais Bourbon, Atelier Renard preserves the art of bespoke leather craftsmanship in the finest French tradition.
Initiated by Chanel, le 19M brings together eleven exceptional artisan houses in a space dedicated to creation, innovation, and the celebration of craftsmanship.
Located in the heart of the Left Bank, the Maillol Museum showcases the sculptural work of Aristide Maillol alongside major exhibitions in modern and contemporary art.
In the heart of the Jardin des Plantes, the Grandes Serres offer a botanical journey through tropical, desert, and island ecosystems.
Just steps from Place de la Bastille, the Viaduc des Arts brings together exceptional artisan workshops.
Le Bristol Paris, in detail
Fun Facts
40 to 50 kilos
We produce our own flour in our mill, and we use 40 to 50 kilos of flour a day for our Living Bread - approximately 16,000 kilos a year.
192 croissants
We bake 192 croissants (and the same amount of pains au chocolat) per day in our bakery, a little over 70,000 a year.
3,000 chocolates
We produce around 3,000 chocolate candies every week, adding up to about 156,000 a year.
5,000 flowers
There are more than 5,000 flowers in the hotel garden.
the key
Le Bristol Paris still uses the original room keys and not a magnetic card like most other hotels.
11,000 light bulbs
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.
6 beehives
We keep six beehives on our roof, which produce honey for Epicure restaurant.