Le Bristol
Paris, France
Paris, France. Located at 1 rue Scribe in the 9th arrondissement, in the Opéra district.
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8 dates, written by Grand Hotels of the World from the sources below.
The hotel opens under the Second Empire, at the heart of Haussmann’s new Paris.
The Jockey Club, the exclusive Parisian racing society, sets up its headquarters in lavish rooms on the lower floors and stays for decades.
Auguste and Louis Lumière first show moving pictures to the public in the Grand Café, on the hotel’s ground floor.
Head concierge Ferdinand Gillet founds Les Clefs d’Or, the association of hotel concierges.
After the Liberation of Paris, several hundred Allied war correspondents turn the hotel into their newsroom until VE Day.
Sofitel, which now runs the hotel, completes a major renovation.
Decorator Jacques Grange refreshes the interiors after two years of works.
The current interiors, by designer Tristan Auer, pay tribute to Haussmannian Paris and the Opéra district.
Sources: Official website (Sofitel / Accor) · Famous Hotels, “Scribe” · Historic Hotels Worldwide, history · Hotel Executive (2008), “Celebrated Decorator Redefines Sofitel’s Hotel Scribe, Paris”. Text rewritten and translated by Grand Hotels of the World.
Paris, France
Paris, France
Paris, France
Paris, France