Accommodation at the Ritz Paris is an intimate dialogue with history and style. Each of the 142 rooms and suites is a unique universe, meticulously decorated with an eclectic blend of fine antiques, sumptuous fabrics, and original art. Whether overlooking the tranquil Grand Jardin or the majestic Place Vendôme, every space embodies the founder's philosophy: "the best is never too good."
Luxury Redefined: The Prestige Suites
The Prestige Suites of the Ritz Paris are more than just accommodations; they are narratives woven into the fabric of the hotel's legendary history, each named for an iconic guest or a defining feature.
The Suite Prince de Galles honors the Francophile Edward VII with aristocratic charm and characterful sloping ceilings. The Suite Marcel Proust offers a confidential, wood-paneled retreat for the literary-minded, complete with a chess set and a trompe-l'œil library. For those seeking a connection to nature, the Suite Grand Jardin provides a private, tree-lined terrace above the hotel's lush gardens, while the Suite Opéra treats guests to a front-row view of the gilded Palais Garnier from its sixth-floor perch.
The Suite Charlie Chaplin frames a cinematic view of Place Vendôme, and the Suite Ernest Hemingway bursts with a bohemian, adventurous spirit, complete with a spinning terrace overlooking the Grand Jardin. Music fills the Suite Chopin, where a grand piano sits under a listed, masterpiece ceiling, and the Suite F. Scott Fitzgerald revives the exuberant glamour of the Roaring Twenties across 185 square meters.
The Suite Maria Callas is a romantic, feminine haven with four balconies, a fitting tribute to the legendary soprano. For the ultimate Parisian panorama, the Suite Mansart and L'Appartement Ritz offer breathtaking rooftop terraces with views of the Eiffel Tower and city rooftops. The grand Suite Vendôme and Suite Windsor evoke the splendor of aristocratic private residences, and the Suite Coco Chanel immortalizes the designer's timeless chic with Coromandel screens and a palette of black, ivory, and white. Crowning the collection is the Suite Impériale, a 218-square-meter jewel listed as a historical monument, reviving the full splendor of Versailles with its majestic reception room and imperial décor.
Elegant Retreats: The Rooms
The rooms at the Ritz Paris are masterclasses in creating a serene and luxurious home away from home.
The Superior Room (35m²) is the quintessential romantic Parisian getaway, featuring a marble fireplace, sumptuous bathroom, and languorous light. The Executive Room (40m²) adds a sense of spaciousness with a dedicated desk and reading nook, all set against refined furnishings. The Deluxe Room (45m²) offers a serene, confidential atmosphere with fabulous artworks and distinct seating areas, perfect for contemplation. The largest of the room categories, the Grand Deluxe Room (55m²), feels almost like a suite, with a ritzy living area separated from the bedroom, creating the feel of a luxury private apartment.
Spacious Sanctuaries: The Suites
For those desiring even more space and defined living areas, the suites provide a perfect balance of grandeur and intimacy.
The Executive Junior Suite (55m²) boasts a very Parisian charm with a lounge area and elevated views. The Deluxe Junior Suite (65m²) offers a defined living area ideal for relaxing or entertaining, much like a private apartment. The Executive Suite (75m²) combines the luxury of hotel life with the comfort of a large apartment, featuring a separate living room. The most spacious standard suite, the Deluxe Suite (90m²), opens onto the Grand Jardin, offering a tranquil, green outlook and a stunning reception room.
To understand the rates for these exquisite accommodations, please refer to our dedicated guide to prices at the Ritz Paris. For a deeper look into the hotel's storied past, explore our article on the history of the Ritz Paris.
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