Deluxe Suite, Hôtel de Crillon, Paris, Hotel de Crillon, Paris

A residence scaled for two, behind an eighteenth century facade

The Deluxe Suite occupies 51 square meters on one of the upper floors of Hôtel de Crillon, reached by elevator and sealed by soundproofing that holds Place de la Concorde at a respectful distance. This is not a room stretched to suite proportions. It is a suite designed from the outset for two people who expect their own bedroom, a dedicated bathroom, and a seating area that functions independently of the bed. Choosing this layout over a standard room means choosing separation: between rest and conversation, between morning routine and evening arrival.

The space and flow

One bedroom, one living area, one bathroom: the suite's 51 square meters are divided with intent rather than compressed. The seating area reads as a genuine second room, with a sofa and desk positioned for work or quiet reading, distinct from the dressing room and the sleeping quarters. A dining table allows for in-suite meals or morning coffee service without reconfiguring the space. Interconnecting rooms are available where a second bedroom is required, a detail worth noting for those traveling with family or staff.

Design and finishes

Every surface carries the hotel's signature restraint. The bed is dressed in Rivolta Carmignani Italian linen with Drouault pillows and duvets, a pairing rarely found even among Paris's grand hotels. The bathroom is marble, warmed from below by underfloor heating, with a walk in rain shower kept separate from the bath, bespoke toiletries, and a mirror with an inset television for those unwilling to lose a morning news cycle to grooming. Carpeted floors, a dressing room, and a Bluetooth sound system complete a suite built for sensory consistency rather than visual noise.

The view and outdoors

Windows open onto a view Hôtel de Crillon describes among city, landmark, garden, inner courtyard and quiet street outlooks, depending on orientation within the building. Light enters without the city's usual acoustic interference, filtered by the same soundproofing that defines the suite's interior stillness. The effect, from the sofa or the edge of the bed, is of Paris observed rather than Paris endured.

Exclusive privileges

In room check in is available for guests of this suite, removing the lobby entirely from the arrival sequence. Guests also have access to the hotel's indoor heated pool with its fireplace area, the spa's hammam and sauna, and the fitness center, all included rather than offered as upsells. Concierge services remain on call throughout the stay.

Who is this for?

You are marking an anniversary in Paris and want a bedroom closed off from a living area where champagne, already chilling, can be opened without waking anyone. You are in Paris for three days of meetings and need a desk and seating area that double as a private office, steps from Place de la Concorde and a short walk from the Champs Élysées. You are arriving late from a transatlantic flight and want to skip the front desk entirely, check in from the suite itself, and be in the marble bathroom's rain shower within minutes.

La Suite's verdict

The Deluxe Suite is Crillon's entry point into true suite living, and it earns that position. The separation between bedroom and seating area is real, not suggested, and the marble bathroom, heated underfoot, is worth the booking on its own. At 51 square meters for two, this is not the hotel's largest statement, but it is arguably its most precise: nothing here is decorative without also being functional. The in room check in alone changes the emotional temperature of arrival in central Paris.