Hotel Westminster

The Hotel Westminster, which opened in 1807 on Paris's iconic Rue de la Paix, has witnessed incredible historic events in the heart of the city while maintaining its authenticity and originality. The Westminster is discreetly ornamented with the Duke of Westminster's coat of arms in commemoration of his support of the hotel throughout the 19th century. Since his trips have set the tone for receiving a royalty.

The hotel's construction was resumed in 1877, under the guidance of architect A. Gautier. The hotel's original Haussmanian façade and trademark can still be seen today. The hotel was designed in the 1920s with an extraordinary collection of antique clocks that adorned the rooms and suites. The Hotel Westminster was purchased by Warwick Hotels and Resorts in 1981, ensuring that the tradition of this Parisian icon is protected. The Hotel Westminster has thrived since then while preserving its outstanding service standards and rich history.

The Hotel Westminster has a total of 102 rooms, all of which are unique. The Superior Opéra Rooms are 20 square meters in size and feature sumptuous textiles, marble bathrooms, and views of the garden courtyard. The Deluxe 25cqm Saint-Honoré, Executive Vendôme, Signature, and Family rooms are all outfitted differently, but no accommodation at the Westminster skimps on elegance, whether it's a Standard Room or a Suite.

Location: 13 Rue de la Paix, 75002 Paris, France

Phone: +33 1 42 61 57 46

Website: warwickhotels.com