Cheval Blanc Paris stands within the Art Deco walls of La Samaritaine, where 72 rooms and suites look out over the Seine toward Notre-Dame and the Eiffel Tower.
Paris has no shortage of grand hotels, but Cheval Blanc operates at a different register. Set within La Samaritaine, one of the city’s most storied Art Deco buildings on the banks of the Seine, the property was reimagined by architect Peter Marino as a celebration of French craftsmanship and living art. Contemporary works drift through every corridor and public space, present but never performative.
Just 72 rooms and suites, some with private winter gardens, look out over rooftops that stretch from Notre-Dame to the Eiffel Tower. The scale is deliberately compact, and service feels personal rather than procedural. Four restaurants anchor the food and drink offering, including Michelin-starred Le Tout-Paris on the seventh floor. The Dior Spa Cheval Blanc brings an infinity pool and personalised treatment programmes guided by Maison Dior.