Suite F. Scott Fitzgerald

Immerse yourself in splendour. Every detail is to be savored: the swirling fringes of the sofa, the crystal chandeliers, the retro curves of the tulip lamps; the abundant prints on the walls, the high ceilings with the classic Parisian charm. Each element is like a character in a story. You can almost hear the stains of jazz and the evocative fizz of champagne...

In the bedrooms you'll appreciate the generosity of space, with their separate sitting and reading areas. The rooms are decorated with great panache: marble fireplaces, bed skies with superb framing, friezes adorned with garlands and silken drapes. Dotted about are objects from the hotel's collection - bronze candelabras, carved mirrors, exotic screens. Refinement rules; each room comes with an exquisitely detailed bathroom and a separate dressing area.

The Fitzgeralds left the USA for Europe in the 1920s, eager to live life to the fullest. Once in France, they led the high life between the capital and the newly fashionable Riviera, attending parties full of le beau monde. In Paris, the couple found nowhere that embodied the excitement they loved more than the Ritz, immortalised in the the story "A Diamond As Big As..."

During the Roaring Twenties, the Ritz Paris was the hottest jazz joint in town. The hotel's first bar became a favorite of Americans, and the celebrated author had his designated spot. People danced the Charleston to a jazz orchestra, and famous musicians like Cole Porter were sighted. The masquerade balls and dazzling parties of the era would come alive through the pen of F. Scott Fitzgerald.