Built in 1758 by Louis XV–commissioned architect Jacques-Ange Gabriel and transformed into a hotel in 1909, this palatial address at the foot of the Champs-Élysées opposite the Jardin des Tuileries retains its original splendour in its sumptuous rooms and suites, three restaurants and opulent bar.
Classically styled rooms have luxurious French pillows and duvets and high thread-count linens, and marble bathrooms with underfloor heating and Buly 1803 toiletries. Facilities include an indoor pool, on-site spa with a sauna, hammam and Himalayan salt wall, a 24-hour gym and two internal courtyards. For junior guests, the Rose Buds kids' program features special menus, activities and themed events.
