Best for
For families wanting a grand Paris hotel, family suites and a dedicated children's menu make it easier to share the experience across generations.
Best for
For families wanting a grand Paris hotel, family suites and a dedicated children's menu make it easier to share the experience across generations.
What makes it special
The former royal palace carries its history into restored interiors and curated art, giving design-minded guests more to notice between city outings.
Room to consider
Consider a room facing an inner courtyard if a sheltered outlook suits you; confirm orientation before booking, since room views vary.
Insider tip
For a private dinner, inquire about La Cave before arrival; its wine-lined room is offered for private events rather than regular restaurant service.
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Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel stands at 10 Place de la Concorde, facing one of the most ceremonial squares in Paris. Its neoclassical facade establishes the scale of the address before the smaller courtyards and residential interiors come into view. Art has a substantial place here, from paintings and photographs to sculpture. The result is a Paris palace hotel whose character comes as much from the rooms within the building as from its famous position on the square.
Pale wall panels and custom art give these rooms a Parisian residential feel. Their windows overlook the courtyard, framed by long curtains. A padded headboard sits against the bedroom wall; some layouts also have a cushioned chair and round table by the window. Rooms occupy floors one to six.
The marble bathroom has a soaking tub and a separate walk-in rain shower, with a television set into its mirror. Rivolta Carmignani’s Italian linens dress the bed, paired with French pillows and duvets by Drouault.
Pale wall panels and custom art give these rooms a Parisian residential feel. Their windows overlook the courtyard, framed by long curtains. A padded headboard...
Views take in either pedestrian Rue Boissy d’Anglas or one of the hotel's inner courtyards. The interiors follow a Parisian residential style, with custom art, pale panels and long curtains. A glass-topped writing desk and wood flooring feature in some room layouts, alongside the tall windows.
A spacious marble bathroom pairs a soaking tub with a separate walk-in rain shower. A television is set into the bathroom mirror. The rooms are spread across floors one to six.
Views take in either pedestrian Rue Boissy d’Anglas or one of the hotel's inner courtyards. The interiors follow a Parisian residential style, with custom art,...
An extra bed can be added, subject to availability.
From floors one to six, these rooms look towards Rue Boissy d’Anglas or the inner courtyards. The designs differ: some place the padded headboard against dark panels with gold-colored trim. Others have patterned walls, with cushioned chairs and tables forming a sitting space within the bedroom.
The large marble bathroom has a soaking tub and a separate walk-in rain shower. A television is built into its mirror. Italian linens by Rivolta Carmignani dress the bed, with French pillows and duvets by Drouault.
From floors one to six, these rooms look towards Rue Boissy d’Anglas or the inner courtyards. The designs differ: some place the padded headboard against...
An extra bed can be added, subject to availability.
A lounge area forms part of the bedroom in these Parisian-style suites. Views look towards pedestrian Rue Boissy d’Anglas or the hotel's inner courtyards. The suites are located on floors one to five.
A large marble bathroom has a soaking tub, a separate walk-in rain shower and a television within its mirror. Rivolta Carmignani Italian linens are paired with French Drouault pillows and duvets.
A lounge area forms part of the bedroom in these Parisian-style suites. Views look towards pedestrian Rue Boissy d’Anglas or the hotel's inner courtyards. The...
Paneled doorways and custom art set the character of the separate lounge and bedroom. The lounge has a sofa and armchair around a low table, with long curtains at the windows. Patterned walls and a padded headboard bring a softer finish to the bedroom, alongside wood flooring and rugs.
The suite overlooks the inner courtyard and is located on floors one to four or six. A large marble bathroom includes a soaking tub and a separate walk-in rain shower.
Paneled doorways and custom art set the character of the separate lounge and bedroom. The lounge has a sofa and armchair around a low table,...
A sofa bed can be added, subject to availability.
Artwork and bespoke furnishings shape these suites, which look onto Rue Boissy d’Anglas or the inner courtyards. A separate lounge has paneled doorways and tall curtained windows. Some interiors pair a dark bedroom headboard with an upholstered armchair and a low table in the sitting room.
The spacious bedroom is accompanied by a large marble bathroom, with a soaking tub and a separate walk-in rain shower. The suites are located across floors one to six.
Artwork and bespoke furnishings shape these suites, which look onto Rue Boissy d’Anglas or the inner courtyards. A separate lounge has paneled doorways and tall...
A sofa bed can be added, subject to availability.
A broad paneled doorway leads from the bedroom to a separate lounge. The lounge has upholstered seating around low tables, with framed art above the sofa. An armchair stands by a tall window in the bedroom, whose design combines wall panels, curtains and wood flooring.
Views are of Rue Boissy d’Anglas or the inner courtyards, and the suites occupy floors three to six. Their large marble bathrooms include a soaking tub and a separate walk-in rain shower.
A broad paneled doorway leads from the bedroom to a separate lounge. The lounge has upholstered seating around low tables, with framed art above the...
Le Poète, Le Peintre and L’Écrivain can be combined into a three-bedroom apartment.
The bedroom and sitting area share an open interior beneath the seventh-floor roof. A sofa and armchairs surround low tables, while wide glazed doors reveal the city and Eiffel Tower outlook. Mirrors line parts of the room, with green curtains and a patterned carpet among the pale furnishings.
A branched ceiling light hangs above the seating and sleeping spaces. Open shelving and a mirrored counter divide part of the interior without forming a separate lounge. The bathroom has a walk-in shower.
The bedroom and sitting area share an open interior beneath the seventh-floor roof. A sofa and armchairs surround low tables, while wide glazed doors reveal...
Le Poète, Le Peintre and L’Écrivain can be combined into a three-bedroom apartment.
The Eiffel Tower forms part of the city outlook from this seventh-floor retreat. The bedroom and sitting area share a long interior, with a curved sofa and armchairs grouped around low tables. Antiqued mirror panels reflect the tall windows, while green curtains and a geometric carpet bring color to the pale furnishings.
A console holds books and small objects beside the seating. Glazed doors lead outside, and the bathroom has a walk-in shower.
The Eiffel Tower forms part of the city outlook from this seventh-floor retreat. The bedroom and sitting area share a long interior, with a curved...
A series of adjoining rooms looks onto the planted Cour d’Honneur. Bookshelves, antiques and artwork line the interiors, whose design draws on Le Petit Trianon. Green marble echoes the courtyard planting, while the lounge has a green sofa and low table.
Glazed doors lead to an enclosed outdoor sitting space, with cushioned seats, chairs and a round table among the plants. The bedroom has a desk near the window. Its marble bathroom includes a bath and a separate walk-in rain shower. The suite is on the second floor.
A series of adjoining rooms looks onto the planted Cour d’Honneur. Bookshelves, antiques and artwork line the interiors, whose design draws on Le Petit Trianon....
Woodwork from the Crillon family's private chapel remains in the living room. Carved and gilded panels, floral details and a chandelier give it a historic style. Aline Asmar d’Amman paired the old features with custom furniture. Cushioned seats gather around a low table.
Darker panels line the separate bedroom, with an ornate mirror and open shelves beside the sleeping space. Pale stone covers the bathroom, where a bathtub sits apart from the walk-in rain shower. From the second floor, the suite looks onto Rue Boissy d’Anglas.
Woodwork from the Crillon family's private chapel remains in the living room. Carved and gilded panels, floral details and a chandelier give it a historic...
Le Poète, Le Peintre and L’Écrivain can be combined into a three-bedroom apartment.
Mirrored panels and open shelves frame a living room separate from the bedroom. The shelves hold books and small objects, while tall windows, long curtains and cushioned chairs feature throughout. Beneath the hotel's seventh-floor roof, the suite looks towards the city and Cour d’Honneur.
Pale panels surround the sleeping space, which has a sitting chair and its own doorway. The bathroom has a freestanding tub and a separate walk-in rain shower. A broad mirror hangs above two inset basins.
Mirrored panels and open shelves frame a living room separate from the bedroom. The shelves hold books and small objects, while tall windows, long curtains...
The suite can connect to Suite Bernstein on request.
Sofas and upholstered chairs surround low tables in the large living room. Wall panels and mirrored surfaces line this sixth-floor space. The suite has a walk-in wardrobe, where wood and mirrors line the dressing space.
The bedroom includes a sitting area, and the bathroom has a tub beside a tall window as well as a separate walk-in rain shower. Place de la Concorde and Cour d’Honneur form the suite's outlook, while a furnished outdoor space extends beyond the interior.
Sofas and upholstered chairs surround low tables in the large living room. Wall panels and mirrored surfaces line this sixth-floor space. The suite has a...
Grand Eiffel can join Grand Concorde and an adjoining bedroom. Together, they form a three-bedroom apartment.
Karl Lagerfeld designed both the interiors and custom furniture of this fourth-floor apartment. Curved cushioned seats, carved wall panels and a chandelier shape the living room, which also has a mantel surround. Its windows look onto Place de la Concorde, and high shelves hold books.
The bedroom is separate, and the apartment also has dining and contemporary dressing rooms. The bathroom pairs a bath with a separate walk-in rain shower. A television is built into the mirror.
Karl Lagerfeld designed both the interiors and custom furniture of this fourth-floor apartment. Curved cushioned seats, carved wall panels and a chandelier shape the living...
Grand Concorde can join Grand Eiffel and an adjoining bedroom. Together, they form a three-bedroom apartment.
This fourth-floor apartment looks towards Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower. Karl Lagerfeld’s design brings custom furniture to paneled rooms, with a chandelier and carved details in the living spaces. There is also a dining room, plus contemporary dressing rooms.
Strongly veined stone lines the bathroom walls and covers the freestanding tub. The walk-in rain shower is separate from the bath, and a tall window looks over the city. The bathroom mirror includes a built-in television.
This fourth-floor apartment looks towards Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower. Karl Lagerfeld’s design brings custom furniture to paneled rooms, with a chandelier...
The suite can connect to Suite Louis XV on request.
The outdoor space looks towards Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower. Cushioned chairs and small tables sit among planters beside a stone balustrade. Inside, Chahan Minassian paired paneled walls and chandeliers with cushioned seats and a dining table for six.
Glazed doors lead outside from the bedroom, where a sitting chair stands beside the sleeping space. Stone lines the bathroom, which has a curved freestanding tub and a separate walk-in rain shower. Two basins sit beneath mirrors. The suite occupies the sixth floor.
The outdoor space looks towards Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower. Cushioned chairs and small tables sit among planters beside a stone balustrade....
The hotel displays work by emerging artists in the lobby and Le Boudoir, with exhibitions bringing different perspectives into its public spaces. These rooms belong to a working hotel, with a Clefs d'Or concierge team, a boutique and a hair salon by David Lucas. Accessible guest rooms are also available. The concierge can arrange private transfers and help plan visits around Paris, while valet parking supports arrivals by car. The art is part of the everyday setting, not confined to a single gallery room.
There are 124 accommodations: 78 rooms, 36 suites and 10 signature suites. Deluxe Rooms measure 32 square meters and face the inner courtyards, with a queen or king bed and a marble bathroom. A separate rain shower and soaking tub are accompanied by underfloor heating. Premier Suites extend to 57 square meters, adding a separate lounge to the bedroom and bathroom. Their king bed and distinct living space give them a more residential layout.
Les Grands Appartements carry Karl Lagerfeld's design, including bespoke furniture and individual bathroom decoration. On the fourth floor, they look toward Paris landmarks including the Eiffel Tower and Place de la Concorde. Elsewhere, Suite Jardin has adjoining rooms, bookshelves and antiques, with a terrace overlooking the Cour d'Honneur. These are specific suite settings; courtyard-facing rooms have a different outlook from the landmark-facing signature accommodation.
The Salons Historiques extend the architectural interest beyond the bedrooms. Salon des Aigles occupies a listed historic setting overlooking Place de la Concorde and connects with the other salons for larger events. Salon Marie-Antoinette has a terrace looking toward the Eiffel Tower, the Invalides and the Grand Palais. Salon des Batailles contains original works of art and faces the square and the garden of the US Embassy. These are spaces for arranged celebrations and meetings, with the choice of room shaping the occasion as much as the menu.
Nonos & Comestibles par Paul Pairet takes a convivial approach to French cooking. The dining room centers on familiar recipes interpreted by Pairet, including roasts carved for the table, with cheese and desserts continuing the meal. Lunch and dinner have their own menus, and a separate children's menu is available. The tone is informal and sociable, an important part of the restaurant's identity within this grand building. Comestibles has its own menu alongside the main restaurant, keeping the two parts of the concept distinct.
Jardin D'Hiver serves breakfast and all-day dining in a plush salon setting. Afternoon tea and the work of pastry chef Matthieu Carlin give it a particular identity within the hotel. It can accommodate a full meal as well as a shorter pause over dessert, with soft furnishings and the decorative detail of a palace sitting room. The restaurant also has a dedicated children's menu and a separate afternoon tea for younger guests.
At Butterfly Pâtisserie, cakes and chocolates are presented in an interior inspired by fine jewelry. Carlin's pastries are available to enjoy on site or take away, so the experience is not limited to a seated afternoon tea. It is a distinct pastry address within the hotel, with its own menus for eating in and taking something home.
Bar Les Ambassadeurs faces Place de la Concorde, with a terrace beneath the arcades. Cocktails and live music draw both hotel guests and Parisians into the room. The view is part of the occasion, particularly for guests whose bedrooms face an inner courtyard. The bar works on a walk-in basis rather than taking reservations, and its dress code excludes shorts and flip-flops. This is an evening venue with a more dressed-up atmosphere than the hotel's all-day salon.
La Cave is a private dining room set among the hotel's wine collection. Meals here are arranged through the events team, with cooking by the hotel's culinary team. Its appeal is the enclosed wine-cellar setting and the ability to gather a party around a private table.
Sense, A Rosewood Spa brings an indoor pool, sauna and hammam into the heart of the property. Natural light reaches the spa, and a Himalayan salt wall is part of its interior. EviDens de Beauté is among the spa's skincare partners. The emphasis can remain on a swim or extend to a separately booked treatment.
The fitness studio has both cardiovascular and strength-training equipment, including free weights and resistance machines. It is open around the clock, which allows an early workout before breakfast or an evening session after returning to the hotel. Personal sports coaches can be requested for individual sessions.
Le Petit Crillon gives children their own way into the hotel. The program includes a costume closet, playful in-room setups and children's dining, with coloring activities and games accompanying the menus. The concierge can arrange food workshops and museum experiences designed for younger visitors. Families also have children's afternoon tea as an option. These details bring the hotel's interests in food, art and Parisian life down to a younger scale.
Concorde Métro station is close to the hotel, with Line 1 useful for traveling across central Paris. The location places the stay on the Right Bank, beside the Tuileries end of the Champs-Élysées. Rue Saint-Honoré and the Seine are part of the surrounding area, making the address useful for combining shopping with cultural visits. For rail arrivals, the hotel estimates roughly 20 to 30 minutes by car from Gare du Nord, depending on traffic.
Private airport transfers can be arranged. The hotel's indicative driving times are 45 to 60 minutes from Charles de Gaulle and 30 to 45 minutes from Orly; traffic can make either journey longer. The arrival point is the palace's Place de la Concorde address, while the nearby Métro gives guests another way to move around the city once their luggage is settled.
Directly on Place de la Concorde, the hotel puts a defining Paris landmark at your door and the Concorde Métro close by.
Sense Spa's pool, sauna and steam rooms give guests a proper place to pause, making the hotel feel restorative between Paris outings.
Jardin d'Hiver's all-day service gives guests a flexible place to meet over a meal or pastry without committing to a formal dining hour.
10, Place de la Concorde, 75008 Paris, France
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Hotel de Crillon is best for luxury travellers who want a Paris Palace hotel with a legendary address, Rosewood's residential luxury style, historic grandeur, contemporary design, strong wellness, elegant dining, and a social bar scene. It is less ideal for travellers who want a quiet village-style neighbourhood, a small boutique hotel, or the lowest-key version of Paris. For a grand, central, deeply Parisian stay, Crillon is one of the city's most compelling choices.
Yes. Hotel de Crillon is outstanding for couples who want a romantic Paris palace with historic architecture, Place de la Concorde views, Bar Les Ambassadeurs, spa time, beautiful rooms, and a location suited to shopping, museums, and long walks. For the strongest couple's stay, choose a room or suite with a sense of occasion, plan one evening at Bar Les Ambassadeurs, and leave time for the spa or pool instead of filling every hour outside the hotel.
Yes. Hotel de Crillon can be excellent for families who want a palace hotel in central Paris with larger suites, family-suite options, an indoor pool, curated children's experiences such as Le Petit Crillon, and a highly polished service culture. Families should choose rooms carefully. Connecting layouts or larger suites are usually better than standard rooms, especially for longer stays or when jet lag and downtime matter.
Yes. Bar Les Ambassadeurs is one of the most important reasons to visit or stay at Hotel de Crillon. It is the hotel's iconic cocktail bar on Place de la Concorde, known for grand decor, inventive drinks, and live music. It is best for an elegant first-night drink, a late evening after dinner, or a moment when you want Paris to feel dressed up. Even guests who dine outside the hotel should consider spending one evening here.
Hotel de Crillon's current dining and bar venues include Nonos by Paul Pairet, Jardin d'Hiver, Bar Les Ambassadeurs, Butterfly Pâtisserie, La Cave, and other hotel dining experiences. The mix is very Parisian: a French grill, all-day dining and tea time, pastry, wine, cocktails, live music, and intimate tasting-style moments. It works well for guests who want the hotel to have real life beyond the room.
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