Located on the seventh and loftiest floor of the hotel, each of the three Ateliers d’Artistes features an element that echoes an art form: Le Poète, L’Ecrivain and Le Peintre. The two suites, and one room, all offer a queen- or king-size bed, a walk-in shower, and a terrace or balcony overlooking the city and the Eiffel Tower.

Situated on the fourth floor, Les Grands Appartements (2 suites) offer breathtaking views over Paris and feature bespoke furniture, unique bathroom decor, a dining room and ultra-contemporary dressing rooms. The two Grands Appartements can be combined together, as can be an adjoining bedroom, offering a three-bedroom apartment.

Located on the sixth floor, Suite Bernstein is named for the great composer Leonard Bernstein, a frequent and cherished guest. The magnificent retreat features a sitting room, a dining room for six, and a 1,205 sq. ft. (112 m²) private terrace overlooking Place de la Concorde with views of the Eiffel Tower and other Parisian landmarks.

The 807 sq. ft. (73 m²) second-floor Suite Duc de Crillon looks out to the quiet pedestrian street Rue Boissy d’Anglas. Parts of the original woodwork of the historical suite, once the private chapel of the Crillon family, still graces the living room of the suites, with the remainder exhibited at the Metropolitan Museum in New York.

Overlooking the courtyard, Cour d’Honneur, with a private, enclosed terrace, Suite Jardin embodies Parisian residential style. The 807 sq. ft. (75 m²) signature accommodations feature elegant bespoke furnishings, custom artwork, a separate living room, a spacious bedroom with a king-size bed and a large marble bathroom.

Located on the sixth floor, the Suite Louis XV offers gorgeous views over the City of Light. The 1,249 sq. ft. (116 m²) signature suite features an exceptional terrace, a large living room, a walk-in wardrobe and a king-sized bed. Suite Louis XV can be connected to the Suite Bernstein, offering a combined area of 3,768 sq. ft. (350 m²).

The former French queen provides inspiration for this unique suite in which she received her piano lessons. Suite Marie-Antoinette features 18th-century décor that has been renovated without being changed, a private courtyard terrace, as well as a terrace overlooking Place de la Concorde, the Eiffel Tower and other Paris landmarks.