The Grand Appartements at the Hôtel de Crillon, designed by Karl Lagerfeld.
Photo: Stephan Julliard

7 of the Most Luxurious Hotel Suites in Paris

The City of Light is home to some of the most spectacular hotel suites in the world

Naturally, the most fashionable city in the world is also home to some of the most elegant, luxurious hotels. From apartment-size suites designed by Karl Lagerfeld to a nationally landmarked replica of Marie Antoinette’s bedroom, the City of Light offers hotel experiences like no other.

Below, we take a look at seven of the most luxurious hotel suites in Paris.

The Pierre Yves Rochon–designed suite is as luxurious as one could imagine. Photo: Four Seasons Hotel George V

1. The Penthouse, Four Seasons Hotel George V

Sitting atop one of the most storied hotels in Paris, the Pierre Yves Rochon–designed space is as luxurious as one could imagine. The suite features wall-to-wall mirrors in the foyer, a marble infinity tub with a chromotherapy system in the bathroom, and a terrace that leads to a conservatory. Also available is room service from one of the hotel’s three Michelin-starred eateries.

A bathtub made of two tons of Carrera marble sits in the bath at the Grand Appartements in the Hôtel de Crillon. Photo: Stephan Julliard

2. Les Grands Appartements, Hôtel de Crillon 

When she was renovating the landmark hotel, which reopened in 2017, architect Aline Asmar d’Amman tapped the late creative visionary Karl Lagerfeld to design two glamorous adjoining suites. The spectacular results are the epitome of extravagance done elegantly, with the two-ton Carrera marble bathtub as the real showstopper.

The 3,423-square-foot Peninsula suite features Tai Ping carpets and a Yamaha piano. Photo: The Peninsula Paris

3. The Peninsula Suite, The Peninsula Paris 

Situated mere steps from the Arc de Triomphe, the 3,423-square-foot Peninsula suite features Tai Ping carpets, a Yamaha piano, and sparkling Baccarat chandeliers. The bedroom features two dressing rooms and bathrooms, so couples needn’t share. 

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Room service is available from the hotel’s Michelin three-star restaurant, Epicure. Photo: Le Bristol Paris

4. Penthouse Suite, Le Bristol Paris 

The 3,475-square-foot Imperial Suite boasts chevron parquet floors, gilded accents, furniture by esteemed French brand Taillardat, and a dining room that can host 12. Room service is available from the hotel’s Michelin three-star restaurant, Epicure, and a bottle of Dom Pérignon comes with the stay.

The ethereal Royale Mandarin Suite features two terraces. Photo: Mandarin Oriental

5. Royale Mandarin Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris 

This split-level penthouse combines two of the luxe hotel’s finest suites and includes two terraces, three bathrooms, a private gym, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, an alabaster marble bar, a private elevator, and Eiffel Tower views to boot.

The Suite Impériale features a near-exact replica of Marie Antoinette’s bedroom at Versailles. Photo: The Ritz Paris

6. Suite Impériale, The Ritz Paris 

Perhaps the only hotel suite in history to be designated as a national monument, the Suite Impériale features a near-exact replica of Marie Antoinette’s bedroom at Versailles, complete with 18th-century paneling, wallpaper, and moldings. F. Scott Fitzgerald and Coco Chanel are among the suite’s many famous guests over the years.

Regency furniture in a spectrum of jewel tones fill the Royal Suite at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée. Photo: Hôtel Plaza Athénée

7. Royal Suite, Hôtel Plaza Athénée 

A private elevator opens up into this luxuriously decorated suite, which boasts Regency-style furniture upholstered in lush jewel tones. While the room does have a kitchen, Alain Ducasse’s Michelin three-star restaurant, with its statement Swarovski chandeliers, modular stainless-steel banquettes, and French haute dishes, is just downstairs.

Cover: The Grand Appartements at the Hôtel de Crillon, designed by Karl Lagerfeld.
Photo: Stephan Julliard

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