Cheval Blanc Paris

Best Experience in the bar at the roof top. Best Service ever with the Bartender By the name MARCO. He prive us with excelente service and attention. Not that much restaurant has that good service and attention to us. Marco change the experience at the dinner

We've stayed in swank hotels before but this sparkling place takes the prize for fun gadgets and lofty linens. A deluxe room on the fifth floor was spacious and well appointed. Natural light bathes the room, but if ya feel like repeatedly opening and closing the curtains remotely from your bed, feel free to revert to your grade school self. You can pretty much remotely control anything in your room from the bazillion thread count sheeted bed. We were told upon check-in that a butler is available to help unpack, but we were only there for the night, so it seemed a bit gauche to request. The walk-in closet is bigger than our flat, the bath is big enough for a party, and the bed seems to have it's own zip code. Textures throughout the hotel are sumptuous, branded toiletries and thoughtful gifts are packed for you in beautiful little boxes, and you can't help but feel cosseted and special here. Staff is super welcoming, and as a guest of the hotel, a table or seat at the bar seemingly awaits, even if the spaces are otherwise packed with people. Drinks and snacks on the 7th floor veranda affords great views of the bridge and river. Cocktails and a meal at the bar in the evening is highly recommended; the space is super sexy, the cocktails exquisitely handcrafted, and the Eiffel tower light show alone is worth the price of admission. We checked out their gym, which is well equipped, and the pool was popular for laps. I would agree with an earlier post regarding noise from the street; the windows in the room don't seem to completely close - a restriction of retrofitting the building? - but I was so happy otherwise, it seems needling to complain about a little noise. Sell your stock portfolio and go.

This review is of the desk and door staff. After a day shopping at Samaritaine, our clerk suggested we indulge in drinks at the rooftop restaurant at Cheval Blanc that evening for the views. We called to confirm that the bar was open to non-hotel guests, and to inquire about reservations. We were told no reservations could be made for the bar, it was open, and first-come-first served until 1AM. We arrived after dinner elsewhere at 11:30. First, the concierge stumbled through telling us the bar was reservation only and fully booked -- contrary to the call we made earlier that day. Then the doorman, previously outside, went out of his way to come inside (the concierge was on the phone at this point checking whether there was space at the bar, having been pressed about their reservation policy) and tell us that it was "about to close anyway, at 12," which we noted was strange since their listed hours hours and the call we made earlier said 1AM. When the concierge confirmed there was space for our group of six, a further elevator operator stopped us to walk toward the desk and confirm we had been allowed up. We were appropriately, smartly dressed, and had at least one french speaker with us. I would note here that perhaps being a group of Black people was less than appealing to the Cheval Blanc staff. Restaurant (Langosteria) staff was delightful, and the bar was half empty so they were happy to seat the six of us; despite our rough treatment downstairs it was nice to toast the 40th birthday of our friend with the twinkle of the Tour Eiffel in the background at midnight. Hotel does seem gorgeous -- views were outstanding.

Perfect day, great service by Marco from Venezuela. Yves took care of everything re Restrooms up at the common rooftop area from Le Tour Paris. All with a welcoming smile, merci Paris it was all in all a fabulous experience for everyone at place

I own a luxury tour company, and had a day in Paris, today, before all of my customers arrive tomorrow. I was doing a bit of exploring, and because I often "scout out" five-star hotels, I stepped inside The Coeval Blanc Paris. I thought I might enjoy a cup of coffee in the lounge, which I enjoyed the area. Anyway, I was well dressed and very professional. Well, I had taken about 10 steps into the hotel when a security officer quickly walked up to me and asked what I was doing and why I was there. I told him that I owned a tour company and that I was just doing some research on the hotel, for perhaps I would take a future group there. He told me that "guests were sleeping and I must be quiet". Well, it was 3 p.m. in the afternoon, and I hadn't made a sound, but he felt the need to aggressively confront me, and to be rather rude about it. I was essentially escorted out of the hotel at this point. Needless to say, I will never bring a group to this hotel. I'd rather swim across the Seine.