Cheval Blanc Paris

Had the most amazing long weekend at Cheval Blanc. Everything was truly exceptional. It takes a lot to wow me these days but Cheval Blanc Paris managed it in spades. From the smooth and quick check in progress to the amazing suite where everything was just pure luxury. However a special shout out needs to go to the Conceirge team who truly went above and beyond in making our weekend magical. I cannot thank them enough. Cheval Blanc Paris is my new favorite city hotel.. and to get that accolade means it has beaten a lot of high end competition!

We have had the good fortune to visit CB multiple time's. we have celebrated life milestones, New Years, Christmas, and anniversary’s . Most recently was to celebrate my birthday. As i have stated in prior reviews this is our go to hotel when visiting Paris and they never give us any reason to look elsewhere. Rosalie is someone we have been luck to have worked with and we have gotten to know her the years, and although all the team has been wonderful she truley is exceptional. This time we dined at Hakuba and it was exceptional from start to finish. We alwasy look forward to breakfast at Le-Tout, in fact i don’t think we have ever had breakfast elsewhere as it’s so looked forward to. Langostetia was again also fantastic. Our room is a many from home and i could sit and watch Paris go by forever. We love this place and thank you as always to the entire team.

A very good location …very modern suites and lobby…excellent service…the breakfast is a typical French style with excellent food and French bakery items…The large suites are very modern,clean and well furnished…The hotel is very pricey…There is a very small lobby…most hotels in Europe do not offer large lobby……..

Booked 6 nights at the Cheval Blanc at the suggestion of a Parisian friend and couldn’t have been more disappointed. The property is absolutely beautiful and our room was very nice and well equipped. We come to Paris 1-2 times per year and usually stay at the Ritz (3/4) or George V (1/4) but was really looking forward to a nice time in a new hotel in a different location. First, the good news. Dinner at Plentitude is everything it’s supposed to be with great food and incredibly kind service. If you can wrangle a reservation I highly suggest it. Unfortunately that was about the extent of the positives. Breakfast is an absolute disaster. I wish I can say it was only having to ask for the same things 2-3 times but it was much worse than that. On the two mornings we were there multiple tables had to actually get out of their seats to find someone to get them the coffee or baguettes or whatever it was that they were requesting. We all looked at each other in disbelief. I was hoping it might have just been a bad day for the restaurant but the second day was even worse. Before spending 3500 euro at Plentitude we requested a few things from housekeeping including some items that weren’t replaced in the morning service. We came back to the room after dinner to find it was not turned down and the air conditioning which was not working well still in its same state. Hard to believe for 4000 euro/night this is the service you get. We then decided the next day we would check out and stay somewhere else. The next morning a kind young woman called to discuss our experience but by then it was far too late. We are now off to the George V where we are very confident we will have an enjoyable stay. It is very much a shame such a nice property can be run so poorly but unfortunately this is the case. If I thought there was any possibility these problems could be fixed we would have stayed there instead of moving but I thought it was clear this hotel is just not run well and nothing would change. We are now checked into the Four Seasons and couldn’t be happier to be here.

One of the best hotel experiences ever! The facilities, the food, the decor and - of course - the people. Especially Simon at the front desk who made sure my stay was perfect in every way 💕 I would return in a heartbeat!