Hôtel de Crillon

Overlooking the sumptuous Place de la Concorde and situated next to the elegant Rue du Faubourg St Honoré, the Hôtel de Crillon seduces with its exceptional location and its refinement.

In 1758, the eminent architect Jacques-Ange Gabriel drew up the plans for the future “Place Louis XV”, including two palaces of nearly one hundred meters in length, fronted by a Corinthian colonnade. One of the palaces was initially home to the Duc d’Aumont, who decorated it sumptuously in the typical French style of the period.

In 1788, the Comte de Crillon acquired it, and gave it his name. The Crillon remained a family home until 1907, before being turned into a hotel in 1909. This property belongs to the Louvre Hotels Group.

With 103 rooms, 39 suites and 5 luxury apartments, the Hôtel de Crillon offers a wide range of accommodation while retaining the intimate atmosphere of a private residence. The fully personalized service adds privilege to exclusivity.