It couldn't be more central: the beautifully restored Cheval Blanc welcomes you to Paris's 1st arrondissement. From one of the 72 elegant rooms and suites, you can choose to overlook Notre Dame Cathedral, the Louvre, or the Eiffel Tower. In addition, you can enjoy colorful interiors, 72 elegant rooms and suites, four first-class restaurants, a luxurious Dior Spa, and the longest swimming pool in Paris.
The hotel's facilities are outstanding across the board, starting with the fantastic Dior Spa, which offers unique signature treatments such as microdermabrasion with sapphire crystals. There is also a 30-meter pool, a well-equipped fitness room, a hammam, a sauna, and a snow shower, as well as an adventurous, eco-friendly kids' club for younger guests. Outside, the city's most famous sights await you – take a stroll or let one of the hotel's own BMW hybrid cars chauffeur you around.
72 elegant rooms and suites offer you plenty of choice to find the perfect retreat for you. You can choose between views of the Louvre, Notre Dame, the Seine, or, as an absolute highlight, a direct view of the iconic Eiffel Tower. All rooms feature sturdy desks, comfortable armchairs and stools, and spacious dressing rooms with a large safe. In the elegant marble bathroom, you can enjoy a pampering hammam shower, a separate bathtub, and wonderful toiletries provided by the hotel.
At the signature restaurant Plénitude, you can enjoy exquisite menus created by chef Arnaud Donckele, who was once awarded three Michelin stars at Cheval Blanc in St. Tropez – an unforgettable fine dining experience. Langosteria, on the other hand, serves the best fish and seafood, including oysters, clams, and sea truffles. Typical brasserie dishes can be found at Le Tout Paris, and in the evening, Limbar transforms from a cozy café into a cocktail bar where Florian Thireau reinterprets classics with his own personal touch.
The elegant Cheval Blanc Paris welcomes you in an Art Deco building that is almost a century old, which has been extensively restored and redesigned by architect Édouard François. While the façade has retained its original majestic appearance, the interior design bears the signature of Peter Marino and delights with colorful accents, dazzling glamour, and modern art. The rooms and suites, on the other hand, are dominated by calm white tones. The marble bathrooms feature hammam showers and exquisite toiletries, and some suites boast dramatic winter gardens in the bedrooms.
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