Designed as the very essence of the Parisian apartment, with the charm of mansard ceilings, unexpected spaces concealed behind a door or at the end of a corridor, the Ritz Apartment is one of a kind.
One might almost just forget that it’s in a hotel: enter via private elevator and settle in just as if you’re at home thanks to a fully equipped kitchen.
The opulence and typically Parisian spirit of an apartment under the eaves. Noble furnishings contrast ideally with the contemporary, luminous touch of a partly-mirrored living room, and the old-fashioned charm of bedrooms tucked under the eaves invites you to linger in your king-size bed.
A family history
The Ritz Paris adventure is above all the story of a family.
Along with his wife, Marie-Louise, an energetic, cultivated and intelligent woman, César Ritz designed the layout and the décor of the hotel. When he died, she naturally took over as President, eventually passing the hotel to their son, Charles.
An avid fisherman and the founder of the very exclusive Fario Club, Charles created the Bar Vendôme and L’Espadon, an homage to his friend Ernest Hemingway. His wife, Monique, was the last family member to run the Ritz Paris.
Absolute luxury reigns in the Suite Windsor. Royal spendor meets Parisian intimacy, just as the Duke and Duchess of Windsor wished.
