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Cheval Blanc Paris

Paris, France • Louvre • OVER THE TOP

avg. $2,329 / night

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A restored Art Nouveau department store on the Seine with Peter Marino interiors and a rooftop mosaic pool.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors of design history

Highlights:

  • 1903–1928 Art Nouveau and Art Deco landmark by Sauvage and Jourdain
  • Peter Marino interiors in cream plaster, caramel leather, and sculptural ceramics
  • Rooftop spa pool with undulating turquoise mosaic and Seine views
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The monogrammed limestone arch visible on the facade tells the whole story before you step inside: this is the former La Samaritaine department store, the Art Nouveau and Art Deco retail cathedral that Henri Sauvage and Frantz Jourdain built on the Seine's right bank between 1903 and 1928, closed for nearly two decades before LVMH — whose interlocked initials are carved into that same stonework — transformed it into the flagship of its Cheval Blanc hotel brand. The renovation, completed in 2021, was led by architects Sanaa, who inserted a rippling glass facade along the Rue de Rivoli frontage while preserving the Sauvage-era masonry elsewhere. Peter Marino designed the 72-room interior, bringing his characteristic fluency in contemporary art and haute couture craft to a building that already carried enormous symbolic weight. Marino's palette throughout is warm without sentiment — cream plaster, caramel leather at the writing desks, textured wool upholstery in sand and ochre, the occasional sculptural ceramic lamp in chalky white. The restaurant, photographed here with saffron and coral armchairs and boldly patterned roman blinds, swings the mood into something more vibrant, Seine-facing windows framing the Île de la Cité. The spa pool is perhaps the most theatrical space in the building: an elongated lap pool tiled in undulating turquoise mosaic that throws rippled light across the ceiling in waves, floor-to-ceiling glass opening onto rooftop Paris.

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Cheval Blanc Paris Reviews

174 reviews

"Booked 6 nights at the Cheval Blanc at the suggestion of a Parisian friend and couldn’t have been more disappointed. The property is absolutely beautiful and our room was very nice and well equipped. We come to Paris 1-2 times per year and usually stay at the Ritz (3/4) or George V (1/4) but was really looking forward to a nice time in a new hotel in a different location. First, the good news. Dinner at Plentitude is everything it’s supposed to be with great food and incredibly kind service. If you can wrangle a reservation I highly suggest it. Unfortunately that was about the extent of the positives. Breakfast is an absolute disaster. I wish I can say it was only having to ask for the same things 2-3 times but it was much worse than that. On the two mornings we were there multiple tables had to actually get out of their seats to find someone to get them the coffee or baguettes or whatever it was that they were requesting. We all looked at each other in disbelief. I was hoping it might have just been a bad day for the restaurant but the second day was even worse. Before spending 3500 euro at Plentitude we requested a few things from housekeeping including some items that weren’t replaced in the morning service. We came back to the room after dinner to find it was not turned down and the air conditioning which was not working well still in its same state. Hard to believe for 4000 euro/night this is the service you get. We then decided the next day we would check out and stay somewhere else. The next morning a kind young woman called to discuss our experience but by then it was far too late. We are now off to the George V where we are very confident we will have an enjoyable stay. It is very much a shame such a nice property can be run so poorly but unfortunately this is the case. If I thought there was any possibility these problems could be fixed we would have stayed there instead of moving but I thought it was clear this hotel is just not run well and nothing would change. We are now checked into the Four Seasons and couldn’t be happier to be here."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 05, 2026

"One of the best hotel experiences ever! The facilities, the food, the decor and - of course - the people. Especially Simon at the front desk who made sure my stay was perfect in every way 💕 I would return in a heartbeat!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 20, 2026

"Modern, beautifully run, and a genuine competitor to the George V which from me is not a phrase I hand out lightly. Expensive, and not a great "value," but it delivers, which is the part that actually matters. The staff are excellent. The pool in the basement is one of the best hotel pools in Paris, worth the trip down on its own. A practical tip: ask for a firm bed and a high floor. Even the smaller rooms put you right at the windows, and the view from up there is spectacular but there is street noise.. The shower with the steam function is fantastic. Everything works the way it should, and the people make it better. Easy to recommend if you are willing to pay a premium."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 05, 2026

"What a disappointing experience! I love the Palace feel and the Service so I had le Cheval Blanc on my bucket list. I booked through Amex Platinum. At arrival i was guided to the front desk. Rude staff. No welcome. No smile. Not offered a drink. Seems like i was not a worthy customer maybe cause i only had booked a Deluxe Suite? I asked for the upgrade, a perch with Amex booking. Reply was no upgrade available at next room category. I went on the net and there was availability on the next category. I made the remark. Reply was that the room was too noisy close to top floor and therefore it was not offered to me. Is it a joke? The Spa is nice and service great there. Would have been great with a jacuzzi. Dinner at the top floor was good but a bit slow. Great view! Lunch at the fish spot was amazing. The room was nice and very well equiped. Amenities were amazing, top class! The breakfast was the worse experience ever in a 5 star hotel. The staff was not focused, i did not get the ordered coffee, my fromage blanc was replaced by cream, wrong egg dish; how can it turn so bad? The quality of the food was not a the level expected, the salmon was really not tasty. Cost saving? The check out was a nightmare. My luggage was not fetched in time in my room. Check out 16.00, at 19.00 when i took a taxi no one knew where my luggage had gone. It took 30mn before the staff realised there were still in the room. How can it be? I paid a fee of 50 eur due to the fact that the taxi waited for me. No excuse. I am a positive person and i am travelling around the world. This is the worse ever experience in a five star hotel. Time to act and improve !"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 29, 2026

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