3The Ritz, Paris
I don’t know what could be possibly said about the legendary Ritz Paris that wasn’t already been said.
From its grand lobby and luxurious suites to its charming bars and elegant dining rooms, this historic landmark never fails to stir the imagination and enchant all who stay here.
Just remember that this hotel is the place that Coco Chanel called her home. Mademoiselle Chanel moved into the Ritz Paris at the start of the 1930s. A unique atmosphere that the Ritz Paris has been carefully preserving ever since the designer’s passing.
The rooms and suites of the hotel have seen an entire century unfold – with its laughter and tears, its faces and voices. Ties have been interwoven for over 100 years between the guests and the employees, celebrities and housekeepers.
Located in one of the loveliest squares in Paris, the extravagance within is matched only by the surrounding sights and luxury boutiques.
How much? Since 2012, Ritz Paris has been closed for an extensive two-year renovation.
