Hotel Le Bristol, Paris
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“Utterly immaculate yet playful, Le Bristol is much like the pampered Birman cat Fa-Raon, who roams its halls. There are sensational new rooms, and the lobby restaurant remains fashion-power-breakfast central.”
Featured in CN Traveler’s 2020 Gold List.
What guests liked
- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Excellent Wifi
All you need to know
Le Bistrol is located on 112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore, lined with boutiques and a few steps away from Champ-Elysees the presidential house, La Madeleine and the Louvre. With true elegance, Le Bistrol offers a true sense of luxury and gives a chance to explore the culture at the French capital.
The hotel has a rooftop swimming pool with a view of Eiffel tower. It also features the best French garden, a restaurant, a fitness center, a cafe, bar and a spa. Pets are allowed and they offer parking services and transport as well.
The spacious and fully air-conditioned smoking and non-smoking rooms in the hotel please the guests staying. The rooms are uniquely decorated with Louis XV and Louis XVI furniture. All rooms include marble bathrooms, a gallery with the garden view and some even include private kitchen inside the rooms.
Free high-speed broadband internet is available in every part of the hotel. Room Service is available for twenty-four hours along with laundry services as well. The staff is appreciated by each guest for their kind behavior and every morning, a complimentary breakfast is served.
Roosevelt metro station situated near the hotel makes it easier for its customers to travel back and forth if needed.
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