But Le Bristol also continues to evolve by adding one-of-a-kind amenities. Fine-dining restaurant Epicure and brasserie 114 Faubourg draw crowds. Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie features eight treatment rooms across three floors. A yacht-like pool affords views of the Eiffel Tower, Montmartre and le Sacré-Coeur. Resident cat Socrate charms guests. And it has some silver-screen sparkle — its luxurious Panoramic Suite served as a backdrop for Woody Allen’s 2011 film Midnight in Paris.
- Situated on the right bank of the River Seine in the 8th arrondissement, Le Bristol is in one of Paris’ most well-known districts thanks to the Arc de Triomphe, Grand Palais and Champs-Élysées. The Paris hotel also has some very esteemed neighbors. Élysée Palace, the French president’s official residence; the Embassy of the United Kingdom; as well as the residences of both the Canadian and American ambassadors to France, all are found along Rue Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
- Each luxurious accommodation is spacious, especially by Parisian standards. At 325 square feet, even the lowest category Superior Room offers plenty of space.
- The jewel in the crown of Le Bristol’s restaurants is Epicure, a gastronomic delight. Heralded chef Arnaud Faye puts modern touches on French classics using seasonally harvested, plant-based ingredients.
- Escape the buzz of the streets in the beautiful tucked-away English-style garden courtyard. The 13,000-square-foot green oasis — the largest palace garden in Paris — features flowers and blossoming orange trees.
Head to the sixth floor for the distinctive pool designed by architect Ceasar Pinnau in the 1980s. Surrounded by a wood deck, the indoor pool resembles a 1920s luxury yacht cruising along the Côte d’Azur with a mural of passengers milling around the ship’s bow in the front with Cap d’Antibes and sister property Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc in the distance. A painted sail covers the ceiling.
- Le Bristol’s 190 rooms and suites are classically French with Louis XV- or Louis XVI-style furniture.
- All of the mirrors, prints and paintings seen throughout are originals, which contribute to the home-like atmosphere of the luxury hotel.
- The colorful fabrics created by luxury brands such as Manuel Canovas, Pierre Frey, Rubelli, Nobilis and Bernard Thorp punctuate the neutral-colored walls and carpets.
- Large windows not only provide views of the courtyard or the famed Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, but also allow a maximum amount of sunlight, giving each room a bright and open feeling.
- Classic, white-marble bathrooms feature a separate tub and shower, double sinks and Hermès toiletries.
- Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, fine-dining Epicure is a gastronomic delight that exudes a comfortable elegance with bay windows that open up to the lovely French-style garden.
- 114 Faubourg is a popular local destination. This two-story dahlia-filled brasserie offers a fun and inviting atmosphere combined with contemporary French food that you can watch being made in the first-floor open kitchen.
- Café Antonia is a more casual alternative to the other restaurants in the Paris hotel. A variety of starters, entrées, drinks and even tea time can be enjoyed at the café or in the 13,000-square-foot renovated garden during summer days.
- Mingle with a stylish crowd at Le Bar du Bristol Thursday through Saturday evenings, when a DJ spins in the glamorous hot spot.
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