Activities at Hotel de Crillon or nearby

• Accommodations:

  • 103 rooms & 44 suites

  • ADSL Internet access

• Dining options:

  • Restaurant Les Ambassadeurs, featuring acclaimed Chef Jean-François Piège, is one of the most prominent restaurants in France. Recently redesigned by Sybille de Margerie, the new décor capitalizes on its incomparable views of the Place de la Concorde.

  • Restaurant L’Obélisque has become a choice gathering place for fashionable Parisians where politicians, fashion designers, business leaders and media personalities meet for more informal dining on the restaurant’s delectable cuisine.

  • Winter Garden Tea Room. Redesigned by Sybille de Margerie. It has a garden atmosphere and provides the backdrop for the Baccarat masterpiece sculpture “l’Elephant.”

  • Crillon Bar. Designed by the sculptor César and decorated by the designer Sonia Rykiel. It is open from 12pm to 1am. Guests may also enjoy a light lunch or snack in the subtle atmosphere of the Crillon's bar.

  • 24-hour room service

• Meeting facilities

• Boutiques

• Fitness Center (fitness coach is available from Monday to Friday)

Meeting / Event facilities

Eight banquet rooms host high-level board meetings, wedding receptions and other exclusive engagements. Maximum capacity is 450 persons for receptions, 148 persons for seated lunch or dinner. Chef Jean-François Piège oversees all function rooms. Three of the banquet rooms are historical landmarks, overlooking the Place de la Concorde including:

Salon Marie-Antoinette (accommodates 80 reception; 35 seated), This is the room where Queen Marie-Antoinette is said to have taken music lessons. The room opens onto a beautiful terrace buttressed by exquisite Corinthian columns and overlooking the Place de la Concorde.

Salon des Aigles (200 reception; 70 seated) is beautifully decorated with French-style “Point de Hongrie” parquet wood floors, Aubusson carpets, Bohemian crystals and gold leaf Wedgwood china medallions of extraordinary size.

Salon des Batailles (90 reception; 40 seated) overlooks the Place de la Concorde. Decorated in a palette of grey and gold, it reflects the exquisite Louis XV style with a Versailles-style parquet floor, elaborately coffered ceiling and magnificent period furnishings.

Additional meeting rooms located on the ground floor include: Salon Taittinger (60 reception; 30 seated), Salon Citronnier (60 reception; 30 seated), Salon Crillon (20 reception; 20 seated), Salon Marly ( 90 reception; 55 seated), and Salon Gabriel (120 reception; 70 seated).

SIGHTSEEING

Stroll down the most beautiful avenue in the world, the Champs Elysées,climb the Eiffel Tower for a wonderful view of the city. Visit the historic monuments, from Notre Dame to Montmartre and countless others.

Visit the Elysee Plalace, Sénat, the Assemblée Nationale, the Conciergerie, Sainte-Chapelle and don´t miss out on the free concert every Sunday in the famous Notre Dame de Paris cathedral.

See Paris by night as you dine by candle-light, floating down the Seine on a river boat.

Don't forget the museums and art galleries for which Paris is renowned: the Louvre, the Orsay Museum, the Rodin Museum, just to mention a few.

Discover romantic Paris as you stroll along its bridges, through the many parks and gardens.

On the outskirts of Paris, visit the Château de Versailles and its wonderful gardens.

A day out at Disneyland Paris is a must for the young and the young at heart!

Visit the Parc Zoologique (one of the biggest zoos in France), the Parc Floral, and the tropical garden. You can also visit the Château de Vincennes, which was first a royal residence, then a pre-revolutionary State prison, a porcelain factory and an arsenal before finally being transformed into a museum of history.