What period of Paris history most attracts you? At Le Bristol you have the décor and style of the 18th century, amidst the fashion and art of the 21st.

Built at the height of the glamorous ‘Roaring’ Twenties, Le Bristol is named after Frederick Hervey, the 4th Earl of Bristol, who was a renowned traveller and a connoisseur of all things luxurious and refined. The old earl would have approved of today’s Le Bristol, and you’ll see why as soon as you step into the stately reception area.

The hotel was extensively refurbished recently and you cannot fail to be impressed by its classic splendour. You’ll find Le Bristol’s rooms and suites now wear 18th century décor that is spacious and airy, and harks back to an era of extreme elegance and style. Fitting, you may think, in a hotel that is surrounded by the great couture houses, the perfumers, the fashion shops, art galleries and museums for which Paris is famed.