Le Bristol Paris

Paris, France

Overview

The Hotel

Le Bristol Paris occupies a position on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré — the most exclusive stretch of retail in the world — that feels less like an address than a declaration of intent. One of only a handful of hotels to hold the coveted Palace distinction, it is home to four Michelin stars distributed across two restaurants: Epicure, the three-starred temple of classical French haute cuisine under Chef Eric Frechon, and 114 Faubourg, which holds its own star for creative, market-driven French cooking. The 190 rooms and 100 suites are dressed in the finest French decorative arts — hand-embroidered linens, bespoke Aubusson rugs, hand-painted wallpapers — with a 13,000-square-foot courtyard garden providing one of the most serene outdoor spaces in central Paris. The rooftop pool and Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie complete a portrait of a hotel that has perfected the art of French hospitality over nearly a century.

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Location

Paris, France

Partner Program

Travel Partner

Included When You Book With Us

Preferred Partner recognition across all Oetker Collection hotels

Room or suite upgrade upon arrival, when available

Daily complimentary breakfast for two

Hotel, dining, or spa credits

Early check-in and late check-out, subject to availability

Priority access to cabana, beach club, and signature restaurant reservations

On Property

Dining & Amenities at Le Bristol Paris

Classic French Haute Cuisine (Three Michelin Stars)

Epicure

Chef Eric Frechon's three-Michelin-starred restaurant is the culinary soul of Le Bristol, serving perhaps the most technically accomplished classical French cuisine in Paris today. Dishes like the macaroni stuffed with black truffle, artichoke, and duck foie gras have become modern classics. The courtyard garden setting in summer is among the most beautiful dining environments in the city.

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Creative French (One Michelin Star)

114 Faubourg

A more accessible counterpart to Epicure, the one-starred 114 Faubourg serves bold, market-driven French cuisine in a lively, contemporary atmosphere. A landmark table in its own right, offering a less formal but equally considered alternative to the main restaurant.

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Casual French / Café

Café Antonia

An all-day café drawing on the courtyard garden's seasonal produce and the brasserie tradition. The right address for a late breakfast, a simple lunch, or a pastry from the Bristol's exceptional pâtisserie team.

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