Towering majestically above the Place de la Concorde, close to the boutiques of the prestigious rue Saint-Honoré and Rivoli, the Tuileries Garden, the Bourbon Palace and the Champs-Élysées, De Crillon appeals to Paris guests with its central location and sophisticated interior. This legendary palace is undoubtedly a part of French history, a symbol of French culture. Here, guests will have an unforgettable encounter with a unique world of beauty, art, gastronomy and absolute comfort.
The majestic building of the hotel is a wonderful example of 18th century architecture, built by the famous architect Jacques-Ange Gabriel in an ensemble with one of the largest and most beautiful squares in Paris - the Place de la Concorde. The project of Place Louis XV — the future Place de la Concorde, on which two magnificent palaces were located — was developed by order of the king back in 1758. In 1788, one of them was purchased by the French Count de Crijon, who named it in his honor. Until 1909, the palace belonged to the de Crijon family, and in 1909 it was converted into a comfortable hotel, which is now owned by the Tettenje family. With such a history, connected with the monarchical house and revolutionary traditions, De Crillon is rightfully considered a part of the cultural and historical past of France.
Magnificent interiors, designed in the style of the 18th century, impeccable service and elegant courtyards - all this hides the solemn facade of the building. Here guests will receive a decent welcome: at their service is a gym equipped with the latest technology, 2 restaurants and a bar, as well as programs for children and newlyweds. Despite the passage of time, the hotel still manages to preserve the cozy atmosphere of a private residence. Immersed in the solemn atmosphere of the palace, faced with the highest level of service and being in close proximity to the places where the history of the French nation was decided, guests will definitely feel the spirit of a special place where history comes alive.
Hôtel de Crillon's 78 rooms, 36 suites and 10 signature suites embody an expressly Parisian residential style that is equally warm and refined. From Grands Appartements designed by Karl Lagerfeld to residential styled rooms, Rosewood's Paris accommodations offer an incomparable atmosphere of contemporary sophistication that respects the landmark’s 18th-century heritage. The rooms and suites are elegantly decorated with a mix of bespoke furnishings, beautiful antiques and carefully chosen objets d’art that underscore an exceptional attention to detail.
Located from the first through sixth floors, Premier Rooms look out onto either to either the quiet pedestrian street Rue Boissy d'Anglas or one of the hotel’s stately inner courtyards. Offering a refined environment, the rooms feature custom art and a spacious marble bathroom along with the choice of a king- or queen-size bed.
Junior Suites offer supreme comfort with views onto the quiet pedestrian street Rue Boissy d'Anglas or one of the hotel's inner courtyards. The 484-square-foot (45-square-meter) apartments capture the spirit and charm of a modern Parisian residence with ample space, a living room area, a large marble bathroom, and a king-size bed or two single beds.
suites embody the Parisian residential sensibility that defines Hôtel de Crillon. Decorated with elegant bespoke furnishings and artwork, the 613 square foot (57 m²) suites offer a separate living room, spacious bedroom and large marble bathroom along with a king-size bed.
Located on the seventh and loftiest floor of the hotel, each of the three Ateliers d’Artistes features an element that echoes an art form: Le Poète, L’Ecrivain and Le Peintre. L'Ecrivain is a stylish suite which offer a king-size bed, a bath and a walk-in shower, a terrace and a balcony overlooking the city.
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