The Ritz Hotel Paris

Since its opening on June 1, 1898, the Ritz Paris has been a symbol of elegance and the understated luxury of French art de vivre. The privacy and glamour of this unique environment immediately made it a gathering place for the greats of this world, royalty, artists and writers, first among them Marcel Proust and Ernest Hemingway. Always loyal to the Ritz Paris, Coco Chanel, Audrey Hepburn and Maria Callas contributed to the mystique of place Vendôme.

The refinement of the French art de vivre meets the elegance of Belle Époque décor: the hotel’s rooms and suites bear the names of Coco Chanel, F. Scott Fitzgerald or Marcel Proust, all of whom considered the Ritz “like a second home” in Paris.

Under the glass ceiling, in the shade of the linden trees in the Grand Jardin or surrounded by music from a jazz piano, the Ritz Paris is a place where dreams come to life. Sumptuous private dining rooms, the finest in tableware, lush gardens, world-class cuisine, the Ritz Paris has raised the art of event planning to perfection.

Under the glass ceiling, in the shade of the linden trees in the Grand Jardin or surrounded by music from a jazz piano, the Ritz Paris is a place where dreams come to life.

Sumptuous private dining rooms, the finest in tableware, lush gardens, world-class cuisine, the Ritz Paris has raised the art of event planning to perfection.

The Ritz Club and its swimming pool are part of the Ritz Paris legend. The state-of-the-art fitness facilities, sauna and Turkish bath ensure an optimal wellness environment. A blend of excellence and absolute well-being, the area dedicated to the art of CHANEL skin care opens the doors of its alcoves for treatments with unrivaled benefits.