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Le Bristol
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#1
Ok if you are the head of state you will come hereSo we stayed here. Expensive, luxe, amazing public spaces, bar and restaurant. If you like to sit near the King of Saudi or the pas President of France this is the place. It has a great feel, great staff and great place. If you are not the head of a country or the head of a big, international firm it might be a bit pricey
Source: www.tripadvisor.ru
#2
Excellent hotel to be pampered in ParisI love this hotel. It has everything you can imagine and is accustomed to service at the highest level. The restaurant Epicure is one of our favorite restaurants, and the lobby offers a wonderful place to relax and try a variety of cognacs...
Highly Recommnded!
Source: www.tripadvisor.ru
#3
Needs a Sixth StarI'm at a bit of a loss how to describe this hotel, it is dreamlike, something you imagine, very Parisian, extravagant. Service is over the top excellent from every member of the staff. They anticipate your needs and never failed to exceed our expectations. There aren't enough superlatives. The rooms were spacious, comfortable, well appointed. The property is gorgeous, perfectly located. The concierge staff makes perfect recommendations. The management staff is charming and gracious. Little surprises and treats show up in the room. Epicure is one of the finest restaurants in the world. From the moment we arrived it was perfect, we felt at home in this luxurious and indulgent hotel. It was a magical 10th anniversary
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#4
Epitome of French Elegance and ServiceLe Bristol is the standout luxury escape in beautiful Paris. What really sets it apart is its commitment to service excellence for each guest and its ambience of extreme elegance in a most tasteful way. Some hotels smile, nod and are polite but the staff at Le Bristol listen. The location is ideal being away from some of the larger more contentious locations. Beautifully decorated for Christmas, the lounge is also quite exquisite and breakfast was cozy.
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#5
Superb AgainWe stayed at the Bristol for the 12th time in order to celebrate New Year's Eve in Paris and at the Bristol. Once again, we were extraordinarily happy with everything at the Bristol. Although the hotel was not required to have our room available for occupancy when we arrived at 9:00 a.m., not just the room but the specific room we had requested was ready for us. Then, our New Year's Eve dinner at 114 Faubourg -- the one Michelin restaurant at the hotel -- was marvelous. Aside from the excellent food, which included a fettuccini with white truffles, there were two singers who were not only able to sing numerous popular songs but they were also able with their two supporters to get everyone dancing in the restaurant. Then, after midnight, the dancing continued in the Bristol Bar. During our five night stay, the concierge staff was always willing and able to provide diligent help above and beyond the call of duty. Added to the foregoing were daily superb breakfasts in the Epicure dining room. Finally, the numerous Christmas trees in the Bristol garden with their bright Christmas lights and the Christmas trees in the lobby all contributed to our holiday feeling. The bottom line is that the Bristol makes you feel like family in your home away from home. All we can say is bring on our 13th stay. David and Alecia P.
Source: www.tripadvisor.ru
#6
Le Bristol hotel receives so much praise that it seems like gilding the lily to write yet another glowing review. But I’ll do it anyway, because it’s so deserving.We stayed four nights at the dawn of 2022, as part of my birthday celebration. What a gift it was. The property is gorgeous, immaculately maintained, and full of little discoveries, such as an antique half-octagonal, open-grill elevator semi-encircled by an elegant staircase and a rooftop indoor swimming pool that makes you feel like you’re taking a dip on the back of a vintage yacht. The restaurants: all great.
And the room? Wow. Exquisite, spacious, with balconies overlooking Rue du Faubourg de St Honoré and the Eiffel Tower in the distance.
The staff is absolutely top-notch. Everyone treated us with such kindness, patience, and generosity. (We were surprised by a beautiful cake and champagne in the room. A really delicious cake. And really good champagne. No half measures at this place.) Even the house cat Socrate, who lounges about the lobby, is charming.
Just a few of the exceptional staff we encountered (apologies to the many I have missed):
In reception or front office: Valentin, Stéphane David, Jean Phillippe
Among the large concierge team: Sonia, Camille, Arthur, Steven, Noé, Guillaume, Fanny… and on and on
In food/beverage management: Luc, Thierry
At 144 Faubourg: Thomas (an enthusiastic waiter/ski bum)
At Epicure: Fabien, Thomas, Hitomi
I only wish I kept better track of the names of everyone who made such an exceptional stay possible. We’ll certainly try to return, and to visit other Oetker Collection properties on future travels, good fortune and Covid willing. Thank you so much
Source: tripadvisor
#7
Hace muchos años que recorro el mundo visitando hoteles extraordinarios, los buscamos para nuestros clientes mas selectos. Le Bristol marca un antes y un después en este camino del lujo y la hospitalidad.Este viaje, en medio de una ola muy grande de contagios Covid 19 y mucha lluvia, llegar a Le Bristol, ha sido llegar al paraíso, todo se veía perfectamente orquestado para inspirar confianza en los cuidados del staff, para inspirar orden y calma. Un Lobby concurrido, pero respetuoso y bien dirigido.
Me recibió - Soy pésima con los nombres, disculpen por favor - una joven extremadamente cálida, quien verifico mi certificado de vacunación y me acompaño a una habitación Junior Suite simplemente perfecta.. una King Size Bed frente a un balcón con vista a la Tour Eiffel. Sala de estar, con mobiliario Luis XV impecables, restaurados, originales..
Maquina Nespresso, aguas de cortesía, Macarons, bombones y Champagne fue lo que encontré luego de un largo viaje desde Normandía.
Un cuarto de baño casi tan grande como la habitación misma, amenities de toilette excepcionalmente grandes - pocas veces las he visto de 100ml - sales de baño, amplios espejos, peinador Ducha escocesa con efecto Hamman.
El Palacio es una joya, cuyos pisos y mobiliario reafirman el sentimiento de estar en otras épocas del mundo, en los que la discreción y el buen gusto eran aun casi sinónimos. Los jardines Urbanos, perfumados por jazmines y lluvia, fueron entorno ideal para un te en las galerías. Le Bristol After Dark ha sido una sorpresa espectacular, ya que a la sobriedad palaciega se le sumo ese viernes por la noche, un toque mundano y ultra trend de música electrónica con DJ y Tapeo, gente bella y un aroma a mundo resultante de la alquimia de viajeros y parisinos disfrutando del hedonismo y la buena coctelería.
Todo en la experiencia ha sido impecable, calido, ordenado, profesional y con alma.
Sin lugar a duda, es un emblema de la ciudad, junto a sus galardonados restaurantes con Michelin Star, su atmosfera y su precioso gatito Socrate, mimado por todes alli.
Source: tripadvisor
#8
What can I say but after a nearly two year absence from my favourite place, our experience at Le Bristol was as sensational as ever. I love Paris but staying at Le Bristol feels like you're coming home.While we have stayed other places in Paris, when we came to find Le Bristol, we fell in love.
From the moment you step out of a taxi, you are greeted by the lovely doormen who whisk your bags inside, secreted to your room without any notice, as if by magic.
Then, whether it is your first stay or your nth, you are warmly greeted at the reception desk and welcomely escorted to your room, with each "apartment" more lovely than the next. Attention to detail is this hotel's forte, with everything from the luxury bath products you would expect to the cutest white and green hanging bags which are perfect for taking home any of your fashion finds, if you don't have room in your own suitcase!
Whether you chose to dine in one of the two restaurants, have a snack lunch, afternoon tea at Cafe Antonia or just order in room service and stare at Le Tour Eiffel from your Juliette balcony, the food is stunning and the service impeccable and you will be spoilt, no matter what. 114 Faubourg is my personal favourite. I could eat there every night forever and not get bored.
On the beverage front, Le Bar is a fantastic place to have a pre-dinner cocktail or one last beverage for the road, with a buzzy atmosphere that is fun no matter what your age. Equally, my husband says the best hot chocolate he's ever had came from Cafe Antonia, with its unctuous chocolateness so rich and delicious he is at a loss for words to describe how gorgeous it is. In either case, you can decamp and relax and feel the Le Bristol welcome envelope you.
Then let's talk about the Concierge team. I could hug them all they are so wonderful and like magic fairies! Over the years they have helped me surprise my husband with special tickets, they have manoeuvred us into restaurants that NO ONE could get a reservation for and, they are there all day every day, with a bottle of water or a map or a recommendation to what will be a delicious meal or a great sightseeing experience every time.
While I have to say that there are lots of the team that I could have named, even the members of staff that I only know by sight are as warm and lovely as the Le Bristol staff we have come to know over the years. The important thing is that everyone who comes to work for Le Bristol, in whatever capacity, seem to genuinely enjoy their jobs, feel valued and proud to work for what is, sans doubt, Paris's preeminent hotel.
I write this and miss Le Bristol. We will be back soon. That's a promise.
Source: tripadvisor
#9
Service was truly exceptional special thanks to the concierge team led by Tony with a shout out to Guillaume, Helene, Gabriel and FannyRoom service was always on time and consistently amazing quality as should be expected from such an establishment.
Room was always maintained to a high standard and all the staff were lovely and smiling.
Thank you Le Bristol for making us feel at home and see you again!
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#10
We have completed four nights of a six night stay here at Le Bristol Paris, as part of a weekend reunion with family from London, and prior to a week touring Bordeaux. Our last time in Paris was March 2020 when we had to evacuate Paris on the morning after the city had to close down all hospitality due to the coronavirus. That stay, while cut short, was centred on a pleasurable stay at Hotel Lutetia on the Left Bank. For this stay, we returned to the Right Bank and was looking for an upscale hotel, well located, but with a private quieter sensibility than many of the other upscale hotels in Paris. Le Bristol has fulfilled our requirements across the board. The hotel is beautifully appointed, exceptionally well maintained, and operated by an attentive, well trained team of hotel professionals. From front desk, to concierge, to food and beverage, to housekeeping, the service is top drawer. Really love the location of this hotel, along with the interior garden courtyard, which juxtapose convenience and privacy for those fortunate enough to stay here. Breakfast service has been a delight each morning and an arrival day dinner at Epicure, a gastronomic experience never to be forgotten.A couple of small hiccups in room related service were quickly and cheerfully remediated.
Looking forward to the remainder of our stay and have no doubt that I will be highly recommending this hotel to others, and staying here again on future trips to Paris.
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#11
We spent almost 2 weeks at The Bristol over the Christmas holidays and really enjoyed our stay. Everyone at the hotel were lovely and kind to us (thank you to Clement, Guillerme, Arthur, Aro) and made our time in Paris a memorable one! The room was also beautiful and well-maintained. Our possible only (minor) grouse is that there are not the most extensive food options besides Michelin-starred gourmet food at the restaurants downstairs or in-room dining. But I guess that is only to be expected coming from a 5 star establishment and that most people come to Paris for this sort of food.Source: www.booking.com
#12
Le Bristol Paris: A centrally located, spectacular hotel with fantastic historic charm. The service, food, and cleanliness here are all first rate. A previous century elevator rounds out the sense of pervasive French history. The decor and furnishings are immaculate. My one regret happened to be leaving for home.Source: www.tripadvisor.com
Description
Location
The spot Le Bristol occupies on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré is right at the grand, historical heart of Paris, just next door to Mr Macron’s Élysée Palace. Flagship Hermes and other luxury boutiques are less than 10 minutes’ walk east on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Key sights including the Tuileries, Invalides and Musee d'Orsay are walkable in under 15 minutes. Nearest Metro: Madelaine (lines 8, 12 and 14).
Discover what makes France's first "Palace Hotel" unique, from our luxury spa, rooftop swimming pool and elegant garden to our resident feline friend
Rooms
The rooms are huge for Paris, with a standard double measuring the same size as many Parisians’ apartments. The design is traditional, even a touch fusty for some tastes (think floral bedspreads, grand curtains and antique furniture). Don't expect: slick contemporary lines or tech bells and whistles. Do expect: supremely comfortable king-sized beds, plush carpets, as well as marble bathrooms with heated floors and powerful rain showers.
Many rooms have gorgeous views on to the interior courtyard, with its white wood trellises and sculptures. The layout is maze-like. If you get lost (apparently a regular occurance) you can always call reception from one of the many phones in the corridor.
Food & drink
Executive chef, the Légion d'honneur-decorated Eric Frechon, has accrued four Michelin stars since arriving at Le Bristol. Three belong to the world-famous Epicure, a fine dining reference, set in a chandelier-clad dining room overlooking the courtyard. It offers traditional French fine dining, with dishes such as stuffed macaroni with black truffle and young pigeon with orange honey and caramelised onion, and enjoys a reputation as one of the best restaurants in the world.
Across the lobby you’ll find the less formal Le 114 Faubourg, which also possesses its own Michelin star. Here you can expect rich contemporary French cuisine with interesting flavour combinations. The marinated beetroot with fromage frais and hacddock (€38 [£33]) is a highlight. Expect a warm welcome from charming restaurant manager Patrice Jeanne and his team. Sommelier Johan is happy to recommend wine pairings. The bright décor – huge painted dahlias on an orange background and burnt orange columns – was likely intended to differentiate it from its more formal sister, but it feels incongruous with the (still significant) price point and level of service.
Breakfast is served in Café Antonia or Epicure. A range of tasty if pricey options is available: continental €45 (£39); American €60 (£53); healthy and Japanese both €65 (£57). The healthy breakfast is the most creative, featuring a fresh fruit juice, a zingy ginger, lemon and honey infusion, fruit, gojo berry muesli and an egg white omlette; American consists of juice, pastries and a dainty fruit salad with eggs and coffee made to order, served in exquisite ornamental china.
Value for money
Double rooms from €1,050 (£926) in low season; and from €1,400 (£1,234) in high. Breakfast from €45 (£39). Free Wi-Fi. This is one of the most famous luxury hotels in the world in one of the world’s most expensive cities, so it is very pricey. The grand surrounds, luxurious facilities and old-school hospitality mean it will be a memorable stay, and you're almost guaranteed to spot a celebrity.
The spot Le Bristol occupies on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré is right at the grand, historical heart of Paris, just next door to Mr Macron’s Élysée Palace. Flagship Hermes and other luxury boutiques are less than 10 minutes’ walk east on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré. Key sights including the Tuileries, Invalides and Musee d'Orsay are walkable in under 15 minutes. Nearest Metro: Madelaine (lines 8, 12 and 14).
Discover what makes France's first "Palace Hotel" unique, from our luxury spa, rooftop swimming pool and elegant garden to our resident feline friend
Rooms
The rooms are huge for Paris, with a standard double measuring the same size as many Parisians’ apartments. The design is traditional, even a touch fusty for some tastes (think floral bedspreads, grand curtains and antique furniture). Don't expect: slick contemporary lines or tech bells and whistles. Do expect: supremely comfortable king-sized beds, plush carpets, as well as marble bathrooms with heated floors and powerful rain showers.
Many rooms have gorgeous views on to the interior courtyard, with its white wood trellises and sculptures. The layout is maze-like. If you get lost (apparently a regular occurance) you can always call reception from one of the many phones in the corridor.
Food & drink
Executive chef, the Légion d'honneur-decorated Eric Frechon, has accrued four Michelin stars since arriving at Le Bristol. Three belong to the world-famous Epicure, a fine dining reference, set in a chandelier-clad dining room overlooking the courtyard. It offers traditional French fine dining, with dishes such as stuffed macaroni with black truffle and young pigeon with orange honey and caramelised onion, and enjoys a reputation as one of the best restaurants in the world.
Across the lobby you’ll find the less formal Le 114 Faubourg, which also possesses its own Michelin star. Here you can expect rich contemporary French cuisine with interesting flavour combinations. The marinated beetroot with fromage frais and hacddock (€38 [£33]) is a highlight. Expect a warm welcome from charming restaurant manager Patrice Jeanne and his team. Sommelier Johan is happy to recommend wine pairings. The bright décor – huge painted dahlias on an orange background and burnt orange columns – was likely intended to differentiate it from its more formal sister, but it feels incongruous with the (still significant) price point and level of service.
Breakfast is served in Café Antonia or Epicure. A range of tasty if pricey options is available: continental €45 (£39); American €60 (£53); healthy and Japanese both €65 (£57). The healthy breakfast is the most creative, featuring a fresh fruit juice, a zingy ginger, lemon and honey infusion, fruit, gojo berry muesli and an egg white omlette; American consists of juice, pastries and a dainty fruit salad with eggs and coffee made to order, served in exquisite ornamental china.
Value for money
Double rooms from €1,050 (£926) in low season; and from €1,400 (£1,234) in high. Breakfast from €45 (£39). Free Wi-Fi. This is one of the most famous luxury hotels in the world in one of the world’s most expensive cities, so it is very pricey. The grand surrounds, luxurious facilities and old-school hospitality mean it will be a memorable stay, and you're almost guaranteed to spot a celebrity.
