Le Bristol Paris stands on the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré in the 8th arrondissement, steps from the presidential Élysée Palace and the high-end fashion houses that line one of Paris's most celebrated streets. Île-de-France's luxury hotel scene has few addresses as enduring as this one: Le Bristol first opened in 1925 and has operated as a palace hotel under the Oetker Collection since 2001. The building comprises a historic structure extended over the decades, presenting a facade of pale stone and wrought-iron balconies on one of the world's premier shopping streets.
The property's 188 rooms and suites range from Deluxe and Prestige rooms to the sweeping Presidential Suite overlooking the private garden. Interiors feature Louis XVI and Louis XV period furnishings sourced from prominent antique dealers, hand-woven carpets, and marble bathrooms. The hotel maintains one of Paris's only heated outdoor pools on a Haussmann rooftop terrace, offering guests a panoramic view over the city's historic centre.
Epicure, the hotel's flagship restaurant, holds three Michelin stars under Chef Eric Frechon and is widely regarded as among the finest dining experiences in Île-de-France. The more casual 114 Faubourg brasserie serves seasonal French cuisine throughout the day, while Bar le Faubourg is a storied literary and political rendezvous.
Le Bristol Spa by La Mer occupies a dedicated floor and features a heated indoor pool, hammam, saunas, and a range of skincare treatments. A fully equipped fitness centre and personal training services are available. The concierge team handles bespoke itinerary planning, theatre reservations, and private transport arrangements across Paris and the wider region. The nearest Métro station is Miromesnil (lines 9 and 13), approximately five minutes on foot.
Room types
- Deluxe rooms
- Prestige rooms
- Junior Suites
- Suites
- Presidential Suite
Amenities
- Epicure restaurant (3 Michelin stars)
- Pool on roof terrace
- Spa
- Butler service
- Concierge
- Bar Le Faubourg
- Fitness centre
Location
112 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris, France
48.8741, 2.3088 View on map
Highlights
- Three-Michelin-star Epicure restaurant by Chef Eric Frechon — among the finest dining in Île-de-France
- Heated rooftop outdoor pool with panoramic views over central Paris — rare among palace hotels
- Private garden providing a tranquil outdoor space in the heart of the 8th arrondissement
- Steps from the Élysée Palace and the luxury boutiques of Faubourg Saint-Honoré
- Le Bristol Spa by La Mer with indoor pool, hammam, saunas, and premium skincare treatments
Tips for visiting
- Lunch at 114 Faubourg brasserie is a more affordable way to experience Le Bristol's culinary standards from around €65.
- Book Epicure at least two to three months ahead; three Michelin stars means demand far exceeds supply.
- The rooftop pool is open seasonally — confirm dates when booking if pool access is a priority.
- Miromesnil Métro (lines 9 and 13) is a five-minute walk and connects directly to Châtelet and Saint-Lazare.
- The hotel's private garden offers peaceful outdoor seating rarely found at this price point in central Paris.
Accessibility
Le Bristol provides wheelchair-accessible rooms and lift access throughout the hotel. The Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré entrance is step-free, and accessible bathrooms with roll-in showers are available on request. Guests with specific mobility requirements should contact the concierge directly when making a reservation.
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Frequently asked questions
How far is Le Bristol Paris from the Champs-Élysées?
The hotel is approximately a five-to-ten-minute walk from the Champs-Élysées via the Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, passing major luxury fashion houses along the route.
Does Le Bristol have a swimming pool?
Yes, the hotel features both a heated outdoor rooftop pool and a heated indoor pool within the spa, both exclusive to guests. The rooftop pool is seasonal; the indoor pool operates year-round.
Is breakfast included in room rates at Le Bristol?
Breakfast is not typically included in standard room rates and is priced separately. The morning buffet at 114 Faubourg is considered one of the finest hotel breakfasts in Paris. Rates that include breakfast are available and recommended for extended stays.
What is the dress code at Epicure?
Smart attire is expected at Epicure. Jackets are customary for dinner and strongly encouraged; the restaurant's formal setting reflects its three-Michelin-star standing. Guests should arrive dressed appropriately.