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Rooms & Suites
Cheval Blanc Paris Rooms & Suites
The official list is 72 rooms and suites. Ask for the category by name, not only Deluxe, because the house sells five Deluxe views at the same 45-square-metre size: Haussmann buildings, the Louvre colonnade, a side glimpse of the Seine, a private balcony over the Louvre, or Pont Neuf façades. Official pages list up to three guests in most Deluxe rooms and two on the balcony Deluxe. A Seine Junior Suite is 55 square metres with a winter garden on the river, a bath, hammam-shower, desk, and dressing room, for up to three. A Balcony Junior Suite puts a private balcony on the Seine instead of the winter garden. The Seine, Notre-Dame, and Eiffel Suites add separate living and dining; Notre-Dame and Eiffel add a balcony onto those landmarks. Ravel is three bedrooms for up to seven with a panoramic terrace. Quintessence is four bedrooms for up to ten. The Apartment joins those two for seven bedrooms and up to 17. Views depend on the assigned floor. Breakfast for two and a 24-hour Majordome come with the room.
13 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- Ask for the view name. A Deluxe without Louvre, Parisian, Balcony, or Pont Neuf is the Haussmann room.
- 45 square metres is the Deluxe plan. 55 square metres with a winter garden is the Seine Junior Suite.
- Views still depend on the assigned floor. Connecting rooms are listed on some Deluxe and suite pages — ask if you are traveling as a family.
Category 1
Deluxe Room
Haussmannian buildings · Up to 3 guests
The entry Deluxe: 45 square metres onto Haussmann façades, not the Louvre colonnade and not a winter garden. Bath, hammam-shower, dressing room, and a desk. Official pages say it can connect to a Seine Suite or the Notre-Dame Suite. Ask for Louvre, Parisian, Balcony, or Pont Neuf if a named view is why you came.
- Bath and hammam-shower
- Separate dressing room
- Desk
- May connect to a suite
Category 2
Deluxe Louvre Room
Louvre colonnade · Up to 3 guests
The same 45-square-metre Deluxe plan looking at the Louvre colonnade. Sofa, desk, reading nook, bath, and hammam-shower. Official pages say it may connect to another Louvre Deluxe or a Balcony Deluxe. The view still depends on the floor you are given.
- Louvre colonnade view
- Bath and hammam-shower
- Sofa and reading nook
- May connect
Category 3
Deluxe Parisian Room
Side view of the Seine · Up to 3 guests
A Deluxe with a side glimpse of the Seine and Haussmann buildings, not a winter garden and not a full-on Louvre colonnade. Same 45-square-metre family as the other Deluxe rooms. Write this name if a river hint matters and a Junior Suite is not in the quote.
- Side Seine view
- Bath and hammam-shower
Category 4
Deluxe Balcony Room
Private balcony over the Louvre · Up to 2 guests
The Deluxe that adds a private balcony onto the Louvre. Official pages list two guests, not three. Same bath and hammam-shower language as the other Deluxe rooms. Ask for this name if outdoor air on the quay is the point and you do not need a third bed.
- Private balcony
- Louvre view
- Bath and hammam-shower
Category 5
Deluxe Pont Neuf Room
Parisian façades toward Pont Neuf · Up to 3 guests
A larger-feeling Deluxe on the Pont Neuf side, looking at Parisian façades rather than the Louvre colonnade. Up to three guests. Still a Deluxe, not a Junior Suite — you do not get the 55-square-metre winter garden here.
- Pont Neuf-side view
- Bath and hammam-shower
Category 6
Seine Junior Suite
Winter garden on the Seine · Up to 3 guests
The 55-square-metre river suite with a winter garden that changes with the hour. Bath, hammam-shower, desk, and a separate dressing room. Official fragrance amenities are Parisian Chic Poudré and Boisé. This is the room guests keep mentioning. A Junior Suite without “Seine” on the confirmation is the wrong book.
- Winter garden
- Seine view
- Bath and hammam-shower
- Dressing room
- Desk
Category 7
Balcony Junior Suite
Private balcony on the Seine · Up to 3 guests
A Junior Suite with a private balcony on the Seine instead of the winter garden. Up to three guests. Choose this if you want outdoor air on the river; choose the Seine Junior if you want the enclosed winter garden.
- Private balcony
- Seine view
Category 8
Seine Suite
Seine, with separate living and dining · Up to 3 guests
A full suite, not a junior: separate living and dining rooms. Official pages list up to three guests. This is the next rung after the 55-square-metre Seine Junior, not a Deluxe with a different label.
- Separate living room
- Separate dining room
Category 9
Notre-Dame Suite
Private balcony to the Seine and Notre-Dame towers · Up to 3 guests
One bedroom with separate living and dining and a private balcony onto the Seine and the cathedral towers. Up to three guests. Book this name if Notre-Dame in the frame is why you came.
- Private balcony
- Notre-Dame view
- Separate living and dining
Category 10
Eiffel Suite
Private balcony to the Eiffel Tower · Up to 3 guests
One bedroom with separate living and dining and a private balcony onto the tower. Up to three guests. The view still depends on the assigned floor. Write Eiffel on the reservation if that skyline is the point.
- Private balcony
- Eiffel Tower view
- Separate living and dining
Category 11
Ravel Suite
Panoramic terrace · Up to 7 guests
Three bedrooms for up to seven, with a panoramic terrace and the house’s pied-à-terre scale. This is a family or friends suite, not a Deluxe. It can join Quintessence to become The Apartment.
- 3 bedrooms
- Panoramic terrace
Category 12
Quintessence Suite
Panoramic terrace over zinc rooftops · Up to 10 guests
Four bedrooms for up to ten, with Les Lalanne pieces and a panoramic terrace over Paris rooftops. The top named suite on the list before The Apartment.
- 4 bedrooms
- Panoramic terrace
Category 13
The Apartment
Panoramic terrace; Ravel and Quintessence combined · Up to 17 guests
Ravel and Quintessence booked together: seven bedrooms for up to 17. Official pages treat this as one private apartment over the Seine and the rooftops, not two separate reservations you hope will connect.
- 7 bedrooms
- Panoramic terrace
Cheval Blanc Paris rooms FAQ
- How many rooms does Cheval Blanc Paris have?
- 72 rooms and suites, from Deluxe through The Apartment. Views depend on the assigned floor.
- What is the difference between Deluxe and Seine Junior Suite?
- A Deluxe is 45 square metres. A Seine Junior Suite is 55 square metres with a winter garden on the river, for up to three.
- Do I need to name the Deluxe view?
- Yes. Haussmann, Louvre colonnade, Parisian (side Seine), Balcony (Louvre, two guests), and Pont Neuf are different rooms at the same size.
- What is The Apartment?
- Ravel and Quintessence joined: seven bedrooms and up to 17 guests. Ravel alone is three bedrooms for seven; Quintessence is four bedrooms for ten.
- Are connecting rooms available?
- Some Deluxe and suite pages list connecting rooms. Ask when you reserve if you are traveling as a family.
- What comes with the room?
- Breakfast for two at Le Tout-Paris and a 24-hour Majordome. Dinners and treatments are extra.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026