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Le Bristol Paris, an Oetker Collection Hotel

Paris, France • Madeleine • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,940 / night

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At a glance

A 1925 Haussmann palace with Louis XVI suites, a lacquered bar, and a private walled garden.

Best for: Collectors and aesthetes visiting Paris's diplomatic quarter

Highlights:

  • Haussmann landmark since 1925 on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré
  • Suites with Louis XVI boiserie, crystal chandeliers, and toile curtains
  • Walled garden with box parterres and red lacquered planters
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Since 1925, the Haussmann-era building at 112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré has anchored one of Paris's most densely ambassadorial streets — a block where couture houses, foreign missions, and the Élysée Palace form an unlikely neighbourhood. Le Bristol Paris, owned by the Oetker Collection, has always understood its address as both privilege and obligation, and the building carries itself accordingly: the arched entrance canopy trimmed in navy and gilt rope detail, twin lanterns flanking gilded revolving doors, doormen saluting with the precision of a choreographed pas de deux. Inside, the 188 rooms and suites move between two distinct registers. The grander suites favour ivory boiserie panels, crystal chandeliers, cane-backed iron bed frames, and Louis XVI–style writing desks in mahogany — French classicism held to an exacting standard, with floral toile curtains and paisley-printed bench throws adding a domestic warmth that keeps the formality from hardening. The Bar du Bristol strikes a completely different note: dark lacquered panelling, a gilded ceiling, teal and crimson velvet club chairs arranged around a nocturnal landscape painting that dominates the rear wall, the atmosphere closer to a private Parisian cabinet than a hotel bar. Beyond the interiors, a walled garden — clipped box parterres, red lacquered planters, iron bistro chairs beneath white market umbrellas — provides the kind of green relief that central Paris almost never allows.

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Le Bristol Paris is an icon of French elegance and art de vivre boasting 188 completely renovated rooms and suites in the heart of Paris. An exceptional setting best known for its outstanding dining tradition, the hotel holds between Epicure and 114 Faubourg. A lush, 13,000 square foot courtyard garden, Café Antonia, Spa Le Bristol by La Mer, an iconic rooftop swimming pool and Le Bar du Bristol each offer stolen moments of joie throughout the day.

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Le Bristol Paris, an Oetker Collection Hotel Reviews

2,457 reviews

"This was our first visit to The Bristol and it certainly lived up to its hallowed reputation. The building and rooms are beautiful. Location is perfect. We always stay in the 1st and find its ideal to walk most places for sightseeing, shopping and eating. The gym was really well equipped and never crowded. I must specifically acknowledge Sarah, Fanny, Constance and the entire team at the Concierge Desk. Pre-arrival, they were all so helpful in suggesting restaurants and booking our reservations. They were even more helpful once we arrived and just a warm and friendly crew who we looked forward to seeing each time we passed. Same for the front desk team. All just the top of the profession. Cocktails at the bar was a wonderful way to start the night. The drinks are really well done and the servers and host lovely. All very memorable. Our only bump was breakfast at Epicure. The room is stunning and the food was very nice (pastries spectacular). We found the service to be almost non-existent. No one visited our table after orders were taken, we were never offered more coffee or asked if we wanted anything else. I needed to flag someone down to get the bill after we had waited too long for any sign of service. The servers run around the room in such a flurry that it was anything but a relaxing experience. Minor note though, because we will be back at The Bristol during our next visit."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 18, 2026

"The hotel is excellent. Service is outstanding. Location is very central between the champs élyséen qnd opéra. The hotel has a 3 michellen stars restaurant but almost impossible to find a place in it. I stayed there for 10 days and couldn't get a booking which was a very big disappointment. We were in hotel for long business meetings and the room service menu was quite limited, one type of chicken, one type of stake and salmon and fish. Food quality is great but for two meals per day for 10 days was a very limited choice. The concierge service (Hélène) was super great..."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 14, 2026

"Our first visit to Le Bristol was nearly 10 years ago, and I can honestly say it's better than ever. The service, the rooms, housekeeping perfection, the food and beverage are truly best in class and rival anywhere you'll ever stay. Arona and Maxime continue to be legends of hospitality during our daily breakfast at Epicure. Their warmth and world-class service are deeply admired and appreciated. Getting to know Thierry and Anthony over the years has been such a highlight and we feel lucky to be recognized by them during our return visits to Bar Bristol. Visit this hotel once, and you'll feel like you've had a once in a lifetime experience. Visit multiple times, and you'll feel like you're at home. We could not be more grateful to have experienced this wonderful hotel for ourselves! It is simply magic on every level."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 11, 2026

"Le Bristol is alone at the top of the Parisian palace hotels. I always look forward to a trip to Paris so that I can return to Le Bristol. The staff anticipates every need, the accommodations are plush and welcoming and the food in the restaurants is delicious! Do not miss out on a little piece of heaven on your next trip to Paris."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 01, 2026

"I have stayed at some beautiful hotels in Paris (the George V, Plaza Athenee, etc.) but none compare to the Bristol, in my opinion! The Bristol is so beautiful, had such perfectly appointed rooms, impeccable and warm service, an adorable cat, the most beautiful breakfast, fun little gifts each evening, incredible amenities...I could go on and on and on. I will never stay anywhere else in Paris again!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 27, 2026

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