Bristol Hotel

A member of the "Leading Hotels of the World" Hotel Le Bristol is just beautiful!! I stayed here during my Paris trip in Oct 2003.This hotel is one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in. I want to go back!! The rooms were decorated in elegant Parisian chic style with chandeliers. Bathroom was so big! It was like a walk-in shower! There were 2 marble sinks each and they had Hermes products. Very luxurious! You must try the Restaurant! Breakfast was an experience. Just delicious and the atmosphere just breathtaking.<br... more

An efficient but friendly staff welcomes you to this well located hotel in the centre of Paris. Public rooms are quietly elegant; bedrooms are spacious and beds extremely comfortable. Overall difficult to fault. The Louvres Tuileries Notre Dame and Left Bank are all within easy walking distance.

Came over for the French Open 2007 and stayed at the Le Bristol which turned out to be an amazing experience. Had stayed at the Ritz Paris before and it is very difficult to pick an overall winner. Each have their positive things and overall make up for an unforgetable stay! Most positive things were: Gym & pool on terrace The size & confort of the room - stayed in 401. The Hermes soaps The quality of the linen and towels The cocktais at the bar Things to improve: Problems getting a taxi at the door. The... more

Our family spent two nights here before heading to the chateau country. We booked two connecting rooms under the family program which included buffet breakfast. The hotel lobby and rooms are indeed worthy of its deluxe rating. Our rooms were large, well appointed and spotless. We really wanted to like this hotel more but a few problems arose which prevented a perfect score. First we arrived after our overnight flight in the late morning and were told that our rooms were not ready. Ok, I can see that if the hotel was full that would be... more

We arrived at 'Le Bristol' on a beatiful April afternoon having driven all the way from our home in London. We were shown to our room immediately; we had been upgraded to a lovely suite and were pleased to find a beautiful cot bed and cuddly toy for our one year old daughter. Throughout our stay, the service was impeccable. The room service guys would tiptoe so as not to wake our baby while bringing us the delicious food we'd ordered. The swimming pool was an oasis of calm with great rooftop views of Paris and no age restrictions. Dinner at... more

We travel quite a bit, and usually as a family. Our annual August trip with our two children, ages 12 & 15, took us to Paris for four days and then on to Provence. I booked the Hotel Le Bristol, through the Leading Hotels of the World, but it was with all the excellent insights of TripAdvisor reviewers that helped me to make up my mind . So thanks to all of you! And the Bristol did not disappoint. Of course we flew from the States, and , miracle!, our rooms were ready for us as soon as we got there, around 11 AM.... more

The Bristol is physically beautiful and very conveniently located for tourists (20 minutes walk from both the Arc de Triomphe and the Louvre). The staff are professional and courteous to a degree not even approached at any of the other hotels at which I've stayed. The rooms are comfortable and spacious ... even in one of the cheapest rooms (the "Superior" room) there was lots of space along with a large stunningly-appointed bathroom. There's a lovely (indoor) swimming pool on the top floor with great views of Paris. My wife's birthday... more

I stayed at the Bristol in February. Damp and dreary Paris weather but pure luxury inside the hotel. Room was large and nicely furnished. Restaurant was great--among best recent meals in Paris and open on Sunday. Also, the Bristol has a nice selection of teas to relax after work in the afternoon. Surrounded by the best shopping and near the river for a nice jog. My only suggestion is flat screen TVs would be nice in a luxury hotel, which the Bristol more than meets the requirements.

We headed to Paris to watch Lance Armstrong win the Tour de France. Never having been to Paris, I had no expectation or prior experience on the hotels. We chose the Hotel Le Brisol, and it was absolutely one of the nicest hotels I've stayed in. Our room was not ready when we arrived and being jet lagged and tired, we waited in the lobby with books to pass the time. We were unexpectedly upgraded to a junior suite at no charge - I think they took pity on us because I'm sure we looked awfully tired! Our room was lovely with a balcony... more

We stayed here for 4 nights in Sept. The hotel is in a great location - Easy walk to all the top boutiques and antique stores. Our room over looked the beuatiful gardens. Our room and bathroom was HUGE. The food is a little expensive, even for Paris. Check the prices of the minibar. A coke was appx $8.00. The staff is very friendly and helpful. For a "Palace" Hotel, no one was arrogant. Every area was extremely clean. I highly recommend this hotel for travelers going to Paris for sightseeing, restaurants and... more