The Suite
The Suite Bernstein, located on the sixth floor, served as a preferred retreat for legendary composer Leonard Bernstein during his stays in Paris. That history informs the space, which balances impressive scale with genuine refinement.
The 1,205-square-foot terrace is a defining feature, offering impressive sightlines across Place de la Concorde toward the Eiffel Tower and the rest of the city skyline. Inside, the design is sophisticated and restrained, avoiding unnecessary fuss. The layout provides a comfortable, spacious living room and a dedicated dining area designed to seat six guests comfortably.
As a direct tribute to the composer's connection to the city, a grand piano remains in the suite. This is a residence built for entertaining, not just sleeping. Thoughtful, luxurious details and high-level service ensure the entire experience feels as confident and enduring as the suite's namesake.
The Hotel
Proudly counted in Paris’ prestigious list of palace hotels, Hotel de Crillon is a mainstay on the city’s luxury circuit. Part of the revered Rosewood group, the grand building overlooks the Place de la Concorde (where, historically, all of the royal beheadings took place — in fact, given that the building was first built in 1758, it would have been a prime place to watch said beheadings). Beheadings firmly outlawed, Hotel de Crillon now offers 78 rooms and 46 suites, four restaurants – one with a Michelin star – and the indulgence Sense spa – so the only thing you'll be losing is track of time, not your head.
Amenities
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Bar
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Indoor swimming pool
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Spa and wellness centre
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Pet-friendly
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Fitness classes
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Wellness specialist
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5 restaurants
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Facilities for disabled guests
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Gym
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24-hour Front desk
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Terrace
