Offering the ultimate in comfort, the 78 rooms, the 36 suites and 10 Signature suites, two of which were decorated by Karl Lagerfeld, are adorned with art books and antiques. The Ambassadeurs dining room, famous for its sumptuous décor, is now home to the hotel bar where you’re invited to enjoy a drink or meal at any time of day. The hotel also boasts two new restaurants with menus by Chef Christopher Hache: L’Ecrin for fine dining, and the Brasserie d’Aumont serving classic French bistro fare with a contemporary twist in a warm, friendly and typically Parisian atmosphere. This popular, lively restaurant is the domain of chef Justin Schmitt, who certainly seems to have won over Parisian hearts.
This summer, in the Cour d’Honneur, you can choose from the restaurant menu or a selection of seafood at the “crudo bar”. You’re also invited to savor exclusive cocktails or light meals to share in the Cour Gabriel as you make the most of the mild summer evenings. But the Crillon offers more than impeccable palace hotel service. It now sports a spectacular spa with a swimming pool scooped out during the renovation works to create an elegant aquatic lounge decorated with a mural by ceramic artist Peter Lane. Popular with Parisians, within the space of just a few short months, the spa has become one of their favorite relaxation spots. Visitors from around the world are guaranteed to fall under the cozy and chic spell of one of the capital’s most fabled hotels.
