Hotel Le Bristol

The Hotel Le Bristol is one of the Palace hotel located in Paris.

Information related to the french ranking:

Ranking date: May 27, 2010 as tourism hotel, rated five stars hotel with the distinction Palace.

Identification sheet:

Name: HÔTEL LE BRISTOL
Address: 112 RUE DU FAUBOURG SAINT-HONORÉ
Postal code: F-75008 PARIS
Phone number: 0033 1 53 43 43 00
Fax: 0033 1 53 43 43 01
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Website: http://www.lebristolparis.com

Specificities:

Capacities: 187 rooms
Room types: Deluxe room, Presidential suite, Superior room, Junior suite, Executive suite, Classic suite, Standard room, Superior suite, Deluxe suite

Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie

The Hotel Le Bristol as one of the most outstanding Spa of Paris. It offers a full range of service:

The Well-being area
La Prairie facial treatments
Body treatments
Beauty care
Hair salon
Les Amis d'Hippolyte: related to the "kids club"

The Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie has been rewarded many times:

“Hotel Spa of the year” at the European Hospitality Awards in 2012;
“Best Luxury emerging Spa” at the World Luxury Spa Awards in 2012;
Listed amongst the 35 best new spas in the world in the ratings in 2012

Contact information

Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie
112 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré
75008 Paris
0153434167
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Open from Monday to Sunday from 9:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m.

The Bristol's History

le bristol paris palace logo The history of Le Bristol begins in 1758 with the construction of the Place de la Concorde (known as Place Louis XV at the time) and the embellishment of the Champs Elysées. These two efforts combined provide a new Prestige to the Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
The Duke of Noailles sells the grounds on which Le Bristol is built today to one of King Louis XV’s entrepreneurs. At the time of the sale, the lands in question were vast but deserted.
A private hotel is built on these lands some years later. The Countess of Damas acquires the property and leaves it to her daughter, widow of Count Charles de Vogüé.