My obsession with all things Chanel continues with a look at the Coco Chanel suite at Ritz Paris. The magnificent Ritz hotel was built in 1898 by Hardouin-Mansart, who also designed the Palace of Versailles. It's Louis XVI decor has always attracted a glittering clientele.
All the suites at the Ritz are named after famous people who spent time in this truly fabulous hotel. I stayed there years ago when a record company paid for the trip and we had a most delightful time. The rooms were amazingly beautiful and the food and service was excellent as expected from a hotel of this calibre. Nightly rates for a Prestige Suite ranges from 2200€ to 13000€, which unfortunately is just a tad out of my price range! The rooms are considerably cheaper starting at 550€ per night.
So here's a hypothetical question... which one would you pick if you could?
The Coco Chanel Suite
Coco Chanel
I love the bathroom!
Here are some of the other Prestige Suites at the Ritz
The Chopin Suite
Frédéric Chopin
Ernest Hemingway
The Scott Fitzgerald Suite
Francis Scott Fitzgerald
The Prince of Wales Suite
The Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII
The Windsor Suite
Wallis Simpson and Edward VIII, Later Duke and Duchess of Windsor
The Elton John Suite
Elton John, 1975
The Vendome Suite
The bed is identical to Marie-Antoinette's at Versaille
Coco Chanel at the Ritz by Carl Purcell, 1960
This looks like the Imperial Suite
And the pool is fabulous!
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4 comments:
Imperial Suite for me...
It just has to be really doesn't it? With the Coco Chanel coming a close second xx
No for me its the chanel suite every time. Its cosy yet so glamorous .. I know where I am wanting to stay now, next trip to Paris .. but wanting and doing are so different x
Great post! I just posted about this CC suite today on my little old blog called Dean Farris Style.
Enjoy, tout suite!
Dean Farris, lately of Paris.
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