Which room to book at Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel

The Grand Premier Room. At 42 m² it is 10 m² larger than the entry Deluxe Room, enough to sit and spread out, it may face the pedestrian Rue Boissy d'Anglas rather than a courtyard, and on a February night it cost about a fifth more. No room or standard suite on this ladder is sold with a view of the Place de la Concorde; that starts with the signature suites.

The room to book

Grand Premier Room

about 42 m²Rue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard

Ten square metres over the entry room for about a fifth more, and the first room with real space to sit and spread out. Ask for the Rue Boissy d'Anglas side. Our pick.

€2,655 a night

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Every room at a glance

Room	Size	View	Floor	From
Deluxe RoomInner courtyards · 1st to 6th	about 32 m²	Inner courtyards	1st to 6th	€2,190
Premier RoomRue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard · 1st to 6th	about 35 m²	Rue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard	1st to 6th	€2,355
Grand Premier RoomOur pickRue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard	about 42 m²	Rue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard		€2,655
Junior SuiteRue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard	about 45 m²	Rue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard		€3,005
Deluxe Suite	about 51 m²			€4,130
Premier Suite	about 57 m²			€4,530
Grand Premier Suite	about 72 m²			€5,230
Suite Duc de CrillonRue Boissy d'Anglas · 2nd	about 73 m²	Rue Boissy d'Anglas	2nd
Suite JardinCour d'Honneur, from a private terrace	about 75 m²	Cour d'Honneur, from a private terrace
Deluxe Family Suite	about 100 m²
Premier Family Suite	about 110 m²
Suite Louis XVPlace de la Concorde, from a terrace · 6th	about 116 m²	Place de la Concorde, from a terrace	6th
Grand Premier Family Suite	about 120 m²
Ateliers d'Artistes - Le PeintreThe city and the Eiffel Tower, from a terrace · 7th		The city and the Eiffel Tower, from a terrace	7th
Ateliers d'Artistes - Le PoèteThe city and the Eiffel Tower, from a terrace and balcony · 7th		The city and the Eiffel Tower, from a terrace and balcony	7th
Ateliers d'Artistes - L'ÉcrivainThe city, from a terrace and balcony · 7th		The city, from a terrace and balcony	7th
Suite Marie-Antoinette
Suite BernsteinPlace de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower, from a private terrace · 6th		Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower, from a private terrace	6th
Grand Appartement ConcordePlace de la Concorde · 4th		Place de la Concorde	4th
Grand Appartement EiffelPlace de la Concorde · 4th		Place de la Concorde	4th

Every room they sell

Deluxe Room
The entry room, with a queen or king bed and a marble bathroom with a soaking tub and a rain shower. Every one faces an inner courtyard.
about 32 m²Inner courtyards1st to 6th€2,190 a night
Premier Room
A few square metres more and the chance of the pedestrian street instead of a courtyard, though the outlook is the hotel's choice. The hotel publishes no size for it.
about 35 m²Rue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard1st to 6th€2,355 a night
Grand Premier RoomOur pick
Ten square metres over the entry room for about a fifth more, and the first room with real space to sit and spread out. Ask for the Rue Boissy d'Anglas side. Our pick.
about 42 m²Rue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard€2,655 a night
Junior Suite
Three square metres more than the Grand Premier and a lounge area, with a king bed or two singles, on the same courtyard or street outlook.
about 45 m²Rue Boissy d'Anglas or an inner courtyard€3,005 a night
Deluxe Suite
The first with a separate lounge and bedroom, a king bed and a large marble bathroom, at nearly twice the entry rate. The hotel states no outlook.
about 51 m²€4,130 a night
Premier Suite
Six square metres more than the Deluxe Suite, with bespoke furnishings and art, a separate lounge and a king bed. No stated outlook.
about 57 m²€4,530 a night
Grand Premier Suite
The largest standard suite, with a separate lounge and a king bed. Still no stated outlook, and no view of the square is promised.
about 72 m²€5,230 a night
Suite Duc de Crillon
A signature suite in the Crillon family's former private chapel, with parts of its original woodwork in the living room, decorated by Aline Asmar d'Amman.
about 73 m²Rue Boissy d'Anglas2nd
Suite Jardin
A separate lounge, a king bedroom and a rare green marble, with its own enclosed terrace over the planted courtyard.
about 75 m²Cour d'Honneur, from a private terrace
Deluxe Family Suite
Two bedrooms with king beds, two living rooms and two marble bathrooms.
about 100 m²
Premier Family Suite
The same two-bedroom, two-bathroom plan with 10 m² more.
about 110 m²
Suite Louis XV
A large living room, a walk-in wardrobe and an expansive terrace over the square, with the Eiffel Tower and the Grand Palais in view. Connects to Suite Bernstein for 350 m².
about 116 m²Place de la Concorde, from a terrace6th
Grand Premier Family Suite
The largest family suite: two king bedrooms, two living rooms and two bathrooms.
about 120 m²
Ateliers d'Artistes - Le Peintre
A junior suite under the mansard roof with a queen bed and a walk-in shower, no bath, and a terrace with the Eiffel Tower in view.
The city and the Eiffel Tower, from a terrace7th
Ateliers d'Artistes - Le Poète
A queen bed and a walk-in shower, no bath, with a terrace and a balcony; decorated, like its two neighbours, by Chahan Minassian.
The city and the Eiffel Tower, from a terrace and balcony7th
Ateliers d'Artistes - L'Écrivain
The one atelier with a bath as well as a shower, and a king bed. The three ateliers can be taken together.
The city, from a terrace and balcony7th
Suite Marie-Antoinette
Aline Asmar d'Amman's suite in pink and grey, named for the queen, with a private terrace. Ask which way the terrace looks before booking it for a view.
Suite Bernstein
Named for Leonard Bernstein, a regular guest, with a sitting room, a dining room for six and a private terrace over the square. Connects to Suite Louis XV.
Place de la Concorde and the Eiffel Tower, from a private terrace6th
Grand Appartement Concorde
One of Karl Lagerfeld's two Grands Appartements, with his bespoke furniture, a dining room and dressing rooms, looking over the square.
Place de la Concorde4th
Grand Appartement Eiffel
Lagerfeld's second apartment, with the same bespoke furniture. The pair look out to the Eiffel Tower, the Grand Palais and the Musée d'Orsay as well as the square, and join with an adjoining bedroom into a three-bedroom apartment.
Place de la Concorde4th

Prices are a guide from our last check, not live rates.

Why this one

The first three rungs sit close together in price and differ in space and outlook. The Deluxe Room, 32 m², faces an inner courtyard, every one of them, from the first floor to the sixth. The Premier Room, about 35 m² and €165 more on Tuesday 23 February 2027, adds the chance of the quiet, pedestrian Rue Boissy d'Anglas but only a few square metres. The Grand Premier Room at €2,655 is the step that changes the stay: 10 m² over the entry room, the same courtyard or street outlook as the Premier, and €465 a night over the Deluxe, about a fifth more.

Above it the gains get expensive. The Junior Suite adds 3 m² and a lounge area for another €350. The Deluxe Suite, the first with a separate lounge, was €4,130, nearly twice the entry rate, and the Premier and Grand Premier Suites run to 57 and 72 m² with no stated outlook. The Concorde arrives only with the signature suites, which carried no rate that night, so the money is best spent on the 42 m² room and a drink on the arcade terrace.

Ask for: Ask for the Rue Boissy d'Anglas side and a high floor when you book. The hotel sells both outlooks under the one name and publishes no plan, so it is a request rather than a guarantee. If you need twin beds, the Junior Suite is the first category the hotel sells with two singles as an option.
Avoid: The Deluxe Room if the outlook matters, since every one faces a courtyard, and any room or standard suite booked in the hope of seeing the Place de la Concorde: only the signature suites are sold with a view of the square. Treat a Junior Suite as more room, not a better view; its outlook is the same as the Grand Premier's.

Suites against rooms

Four are sold with a view of the square. Karl Lagerfeld's Grand Appartement Concorde and Grand Appartement Eiffel are on the fourth floor, furnished to his designs, and join with an adjoining bedroom into a three-bedroom apartment; the bath in one was carved from a single block of Carrara marble weighing over two tonnes. The Louis XV and Bernstein suites on the sixth each have a terrace over the Concorde and connect into 350 m².

For outdoor space without the square, Suite Jardin opens onto its own enclosed terrace over the Cour d'Honneur, and two of the three Ateliers d'Artistes under the roof, Le Peintre and Le Poète, have terraces with the Eiffel Tower in view; both have a shower and no bath. Families have three two-bedroom suites of 100 to 120 m², each with two living rooms and two bathrooms.

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The Deluxe Room if the outlook matters, since every one faces a courtyard, and any room or standard suite booked in the hope of seeing the Place de la Concorde: only the signature suites are sold with a view of the square. Treat a Junior Suite as more room, not a better view; its outlook is the same as the Grand Premier's.

Our verdict

Book the Crillon for the building, the salons and the service, with Paris on foot outside the door. Pay for the Grand Premier Room, and save the view of the square for a signature suite.

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